Drive West Communications' President & CEO Adriana Villarreal is speaking on the public relations panel at the fifth annual Houston Social Media Day Conference on Thursday, June 27, 2019.
See below for a ticket link!
Adriana will discuss PR trends, where the public is ge...
When annual state accountability ratings are released this month, some Texas school districts will either be graded either "A" or "Not Rated," thanks to a reprieve as a result of Hurricane Harvey.
The Texas Education Agency is making the move to an...
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism released its 2018 Digital News Report with results that stunned many: after years of growth, the use of social media for news is falling across the world.
The researchers write, "For the last seven years we have tracked...
Pew Research Center released its annual State of the News Media reports this month, showing a continuing decline for newspapers and rise of digital media.
Facebook recently announced major changes to its news feed algorithm, which will prioritize posts from friends over posts from Pages you like. For brands that rely on Facebook Pages for traffic and engagement, this caused concern and, for some, panic.
Staggered start dates for Texas schools this year gave news media more opportunities than ever to share interesting stories about bold efforts to educate and care for thousands of children across the state.
School districts used the excitement over back to school to dri...
"HB 21, the House’s school finance reform bill that was altered in the Senate Education Committee last Friday, was passed by the Senate with a vote of 25-6. As laid out in the Senate, the bill includes:
Last week, the Texas Education Agency sent a letter to Texas superintendents providing an overview of House Bill 22, a law passed during the regular session that makes changes to the A-F accountability system, and the expected implementation timeline.
