Spring Branch ISD (SBISD) schools earned statewide recognition in the newly released 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Elementary and Middle Schools rankings, with Spring Branch A...

Solving a challenge together gives students a reason to communicate, exchange ideas and keep trying. At Stratford High School, two projects receiving 2026 J. Landon Short Mini G...

Exploring a business idea, examining history through art and connecting anatomy to career possibilities offer students different ways to discover their interests. At Westchester...

Writing clearly and considering another person’s point of view are skills students can carry into every subject and beyond the classroom. At Spring Forest Middle School (SFMS) ,...

Spring Branch ISD (SBISD) invites families of students receiving special education services to join us this fall for opportunities to connect with educators and other families, le...

An idea becomes more powerful when students have opportunities to develop and share it. At Northbrook High School (NHS) , two projects receiving 2026 J. Landon Short Mini Grant...

Understanding a story means connecting its words to a larger world. Understanding math means seeing the ideas behind the numbers. At Landrum Middle School (LMS), two projects rec...

Sherwood Elementary’s next chapter is taking shape, and excitement is building for the students, families and neighbors who will help bring it to life. Take a sneak peek at the...

A safe landing starts long before touchdown. It begins with a problem to solve, ideas to explore and a willingness to test and improve a design. At Spring Branch Elementary Schoo...

Sharing an idea, asking a question or joining a conversation can be a meaningful step for a young learner. At Lion Lane School (LLS), two projects receiving 2026 J. Landon Short...

Light can do more than illuminate a work of art. In cyanotype printing, it helps create one. At Memorial Middle School (MMS), Shelley Smolen’s Drawing with Light: A Cyanotype Ar...

Science invites students to ask questions, explore ideas and discover how the world works. At Hunters Creek Elementary (HCE), a 2026 J. Landon Short Mini Grant for Educators wi...

Coding begins with an idea and a question: How can we make this work? Exploring the answer gives students opportunities to think creatively, work through challenges and discover t...

Career preparation takes many forms: designing a network, delivering thoughtful service, working in a professional kitchen and developing technical skills. At the Guthrie Center...

A classroom library can spark a love of reading. A child’s idea can become the starting point for discovery. A set of blocks can open opportunities to build, explore and develop la...

Connecting with the world, expressing ideas through art, growing as readers and exploring STEM. At Bunker Hill Elementary (BHE), four educator-led projects are opening new possib...

A seat at history’s table and a thoughtful start to the day at SBAI Becoming a delegate to the First Continental Congress. Working through a puzzle before the school day begins. At...

A novel can invite students to consider another perspective. A musical can give young learners a chance to share their voices. At Rummel Creek Elementary (RCE) , two projects re...

Asking a thoughtful question and considering the next move both begin with curiosity. At Thornwood Elementary (TWE) , two projects receiving 2026 J. Landon Short Mini Grants for...

For a young learner, a question can be the beginning of a discovery. What do you notice? How does it work? What might happen next? At Tiger Trail School, Lauren Lanclos, with Rach...