Houston Republic

Travis Institute of Education Policy director: If students struggle virtually, it would be 'good to bring them back to the classroom'

By T.H. Lawrence | Nov 16, 2020

As many Texas public school students struggle with remote learning, Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath announced that school districts can mandate they return to classrooms.

'UAHT values unity in the fight to end human trafficking,' says coordinator

By T.H. Lawrence | Oct 5, 2020

United Against Human Trafficking has grown, adapted during 13-year history

Children at Risk targets sex traffickers, assists victims

By T.H. Lawrence | Sep 24, 2020

CEO Sanborn says stricter laws help, but culture change needed

Deer Park teacher, CDC believe school closures pose greater risk to students than COVID-19

By T.H. Lawrence | Aug 14, 2020

Deer Park Independent School District career and technology teacher Melissa Martin is ready to return to her classrooms, and she wants her students there too.

COVID-19 provides proper time to question school achievement tests

By T.H. Lawrence | Jul 14, 2020

Pandemic-induced changes include schools moving away from high-stakes exams

Pandemic, stock market crash, world oil war force Texas energy equipment firm to lay off workers

By T.H. Lawrence | Mar 27, 2020

Alegacy owner said sending people home due to financial downturn made him ill

From California Business Daily

Proposed coronavirus stimulus package 'does not provide enough relief', National Association of Black Hotel Owners chairman says

By T.H. Lawrence | 4 years ago

While the world tries to deal with the myriad and massive challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses are feeling the pain, too.