MOST RECENT

Texas School Business

March/April 2025

The March/April issue of Texas School Business highlights a district turnaround in Terrell ISD. The issue also features a profile on new TASBO President Heather Wilson. You’ll find a look back at TCSWE, TASPA and TASA conferences, and an update on the EdNet-Fiber Consortium in Region 16 ESC. Plus, don’t miss your favorite columns by Jim Walsh and Riney Jordan, plenty of Who’s News, and more.

THE NEWS MAGAZINE FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION IN TEXAS

72 Years and Counting

Published since 1954 and now exclusively online, Texas School Business is the only bimonthly magazine for administrators in Texas’ 1,200-plus public schools. TSB is known for providing the “who’s news” in Texas public schools with coverage of industry events, engaging profiles of Texas educators, and personnel announcements from across the state.

Each new issue is emailed to all members of the Texas Association of School Administrators, which has published the magazine since 2014, and other subscribers. Readers include school superintendents, chief business officers, personnel directors, central office administrators, principals, association executives, and school board members in Texas public schools.

Recent Issues

March/April
2025

A district turnaround in Terrell ISD,
TASBO President Heather Wilson,
the EdNet-Fiber Consortium in Region 16, photos from TASA, TCWSE and TASPA conferences, your favorite columns by Jim Walsh and Riney Jordan, plenty of Who’s News, and more.

January/February 2025

A district overhaul in Marlin ISD,
TASP President Candice Goetsch,
the arts in Dallas ISD, McKinney-Vento in Region 7, updated tech policies from the Legislature,
your favorite columns by Jim Walsh and Riney Jordan, plenty of Who’s News, and more.

November/December 2024

The 2024 Texas Superintendent of the Year, Bellville ISD’s Nicole Poenitzsch, TSPRA Key Communicator Walter Jackson, 2024 Outstanding School Board Donna ISD, fine arts in Tomball ISD, txEDCON24,  your favorite columns by Jim Walsh and Riney Jordan, plenty of Who’s News, and more.

September/October 2024

The low number of female superintendents in Texas, TASA President Martha Salazar-Zamora, TEPSA President Cooper Hilton, fine arts in Ysleta ISD, navigating a district-wide device refresh, your favorite columns by Jim Walsh and Riney Jordan, plenty of Who’s News, and more.

18TH ANNUAL

Bragging Rights Issue

December 2024

Each year, the special “Bragging Rights” issue of Texas School Business highlights programs and initiatives in 12 Texas public school districts that showcase innovative thinking, passion, determination, and strong leadership.