Elizabeth Sander is a journalist based in Houston, Texas, and writes for the Houston Chronicle. With a focus on local news, Elizabeth covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, education, and community events. Her work has also been featured in the San Antonio Express-News and Calhoun Times.
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Elizabeth Sander's coverage focuses mainly on local news in Houston, with an emphasis on crime, education, and government/politics. She regularly reports evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
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By: Elizabeth Sander
Houston-area education issues to keep your eye on in the 2024-2025 school year, from book banning to budget deficits.
By: Elizabeth Sander
Spring Branch ISD was accused of violating the Voting Right Act in 2021. Now that trial has begun. Here’s what you need to know.
By: Elizabeth Sander
Everything you need to know about the Texas Education Agency's bible-infused reading curriculum going before the board of education in November.
Four Houston area schools win national 2024 Blue Ribbon awards, three Catholic schools and Alief ISD recognized for exemplary performance.
By: Elizabeth Sander, Anastasia Goodwin
Salaries for Houston's highest-paid public school principals during the 2023-2024 school year ranged from $153,000 to just over $200,000. Atop the list is Mark Smith, a former Houston Independent School District administrator who became an interim principal in Spring Branch ISD.
By: Elizabeth Sander
Cy-Fair ISD board approves use of two disaster pennies and minor tax rate increase, bringing in $34M in revenue, to offset drastic budget deficits.
By: Elizabeth Sander
Here are Houston's suburban education elections to know before heading to the ballot box in November, including school bonds, tax increases and board seats.
By: Megan Menchaca, Elizabeth Sander
School districts around Houston are asking voters to approve the biggest bond in Texas history and raise their taxes.
By: Elizabeth Sander, Jen Rice
Multiple Houston-area school districts as well as the Harris County Department of Education will be electing new trustees this November.
By: Elizabeth Sander
Here's everything you need to know about who's running for the Klein ISD school board, including who is supporting them and how much money is being spent.
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