Lea Juarez is a freelance reporter based in Mission, Texas. With a focus on local news, Lea covers a wide range of topics including education, city government, community events, and business developments. Through her articles, Lea aims to keep the residents of Mission informed about the issues and stories that matter most to them.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Mission, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Lea Juarez's focus is primarily on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in the Mission, Texas area. She frequently covers news related to local government, education, and human resources & employment. If you have information or insights relating to new policies, developments in city council decisions, educational updates within the Mission CISD district, or changes in local employment laws and opportunities (particularly in the Mission area), it would likely be well received by Lea for potential coverage.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Sharyland implemented district and campus improvement plans to help SISD reach its academic, operational and fiscal goals by 2028.
Tuesday was a whirlwind as the polls closed and the ballot count surged. Although the results remain unofficial until the Hidalgo County Elections Department certifies the votes, many races and ballot measures had clear outcomes.
Four new trustees join LJISD board, remain powerless
It’s almost time for the Texas Library Association (TLA) to vote on the new president-elect, and Sharyland ISD Lead Librarian Nicole Cruz is one of two candidates in the running.
Sharyland ISD is trying to become a Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) district, granting teachers access to a potential six-figure salary. However, SISD still has a way to go before the state can declare them TIA-eligible.
The Mission CISD Board of Trustees approved Hellas Construction for the track resurfacing projects at Mission High School and Veterans Memorial High School.
Zapata Elementary to possibly close down next year
La Joya ISD proposes consolidating specialty high schools
LJISD implements board and superintendent constraints
La Joya ISD proposes consolidating specialty high schools
(833) 317-6278 
