Parents, teachers, and students are voicing their opposition to Houston ISD's proposed changes to special education services. In a heated meeting on May 14, 2026, Deputy Superintendent Kristen Hole faced a barrage of concerns from the community, who fear that the district's new approach will leave vulnerable students behind. The district's decision has sparked widespread criticism, with many accusing the administration of prioritizing budget cuts over the needs of students with special needs. As the school year draws to a close, the future of special education in Houston ISD hangs in the balance, leaving parents and advocates scrambling to protect the rights of their children.
Houston ISD Deputy Superintendent Kristen Hole speaks to the board of managers about special education services on May 14, 2026. Parents, teachers and students spoke out against Houston ISD's move to ...
