Adam Zuvanich is a Digital Content Producer for Houston Public Media, focusing on local news and events in the Houston area. He has also contributed to Texas Public Radio. Adam covers a wide range of topics, including sports, crime, community events, and local politics, providing in-depth and timely coverage for the Houston community.
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Adam Zuvanich focuses on local news in Houston, Texas, covering a range of topics including government & politics, crime, and sports. His articles often feature government announcements and evolving stories.
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By: Adam Zuvanich
Critics of the Houston ISD superintendent say an outside investigation is needed because he was appointed by the state agency.
By: Adam Zuvanich
After a series of Republicans in the Texas House joined Democrats last year in blocking a law that would have allowed public dollars to be spent on private school tuition, Governor Greg Abbott was successful in ousting many of them during the March primary. But now his pro-voucher candidates must sway voters in the general election.
By: Adam Zuvanich
Oversight committee members Wendell Robbins and Daria Wenas both said they think Fleming Middle School, slated for a rebuild that would cost nearly $150 million, should be renovated instead. Wenas also questioned campus maintenance in the school district.
By: Adam Zuvanich
Immigration and border security, abortion and Winter Storm Uri all figured into how early voters in Greater Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth cast their ballots in the Senate race between Republican Sen. Ted Cruz and Democratic Congressman Colin Allred.
By: Adam Zuvanich
Voters across the region say the prospect of public funds being used for private education isn’t having much impact on how they cast their ballots. But the election results could have an impact on whether a voucher program passes or what type it would be.
By: Adam Zuvanich
Sixty percent of the roughly 350,000 early voters in the bond election voted against Propositions A and B.
By: Blaise Gainey, Adam Zuvanich
People gathered to protest school vouchers during a demonstration at the Texas Capitol.
By: Adam Zuvanich
Tax-rate increases were narrowly approved for Alief ISD and Montgomery ISD, while rate hikes were rejected in districts such as Spring and Texas City. Among school bond proposals, there was a split decision for Waller ISD's $713.5 million package.
By: Adam Zuvanich
A local education expert says voters' rejection of a $4.4 billion bond package, at a time when many schools need repairs, presents an opportunity for HISD's board of managers to take a greater role in helping to bridge the divide.
By: Adam Zuvanich
Two new principals at Harvard were named in the span of a week, with the first backing out because of “bullying on social media,” according to the district. The previous campus leaders, Shelby Calabrese at Harvard and Alvin Goldman at Pershing, were placed on leave last month for reasons the district has declined to specify.
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