The November/December issue of Texas School Business, published by TASA, features 2026 Texas Superintendent of the Year Ginger Carrabine of Bryan ISD and Boerne ISD, the 2026 Outstanding School Board, as well as all finalists for both awards, plus TSPRA’s Key Communicator, Sen. Judith Zaffrini. In this issue you’ll learn more about TASA President Roosevelt Nivens and see photos from txEDCON 2026. A new Digital Frontier focuses on security and AI, while Student Voices details one Spring Branch ISD student’s quest to unify STEM education, and The Arts features mariachi in Richardson ISD. Plus, don’t miss your favorite columns by Jim Walsh and Riney Jordan, plenty of Who’s News, and more. Read and share the issue.

The fall issue of TASA INSIGHT features an overview of the new K-12 federal tax credit program. “Higher Education” explores how asking thoughtful questions and gathering local evidence can guide school improvement. In “TSPRA Voice,” Tyler ISD Chief Communications Officer Jennifer Hines discusses why understanding your audience and including communicators in strategic decisions matters. “Tech Take” examines the screen time debate, distinguishing purposeful educational technology use from passive digital media consumption. In “Leadership Perspective,” Terrell ISD Superintendent Georgeanne Warnock and Alpine ISD Superintendent Michelle Rinehart continue the series focused on The Texas Promise.