Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles said the district’s students are making progress in regaining pandemic-related learning losses following the Jan. 29 release of 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress scores.

Houston ISD has stopped the decline from learning loss caused by the pandemic, and they are rebounding at a faster rate than the State, National Public Districts, and Large City Districts, based on the NAEP results,

State-appointed Superintendent Mike Miles celebrated HISD's results from 2024, saying the district reversed a downward trend. But the district's scores remained below Texas' averages.

Hours after the announced results, Superintendent Mike Miles will hold a conference at the Hattie Mae White Educational Support Center to address the results' key takeaways and answer any questions.

Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles goes in depth on the district report card from the National Assessment of Educational Progress and answers questions.

Houston ISD didn’t make big gains on the biannual tests, but it also bucked state and national trends showing students falling behind.