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Lisa Falkenberg

Lisa Falkenberg

Editor of Opinion & Vice President at Houston Chronicle

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Mike Miles says the 'science of reading' justifies limiting books in HISD. Experts say no

The Science of Reading emphasizes phonics but does it support Mike Miles' sidelining libraries and books in HISD schools? I asked literacy experts Maryanne Wolf, Emily Hanford and...
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Falkenberg: Mike Miles takes story books from HISD kindergarteners

First HISD took the libraries. Now teachers say the district’s curriculum leaves no room for storybooks and some are secretly reading to students anyway.
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‘We’re not robots’: Why this HISD kindergarten teacher quit

Sarah Rios was thrilled to be a teacher at her childhood campus. She wasn't prepared for the conditions that awaited her in Superintendent Mike Miles' HISD. 
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Falkenberg: Paxton's attack on Harris County bail reform is for Tru...

Texas AG Ken Paxton looks tough joining Trump's crusade against cashless bail. But Harris County officials say it could backfire, clogging the jail and delaying prosecution of dangerous...
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Falkenberg: Schwarzenegger told me we're getting the redistricting ...

The former California governor says Trump's plan to rig Texas redistricting maps for Republicans doesn't justify his Democratic successor Gavin Newsom gerrymandering blue seats in retaliation.
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Falkenberg: Hidalgo staffer 'blindsided' by use of children in chao...

Lina Hidalgo staffer fears that a chaotic meeting over an early childhood education tax could set back local advocacy.
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Texas Democrats fleeing Trump’s redistricting didn’t abandon us. Go...

Gov. Greg Abbott is suing to remove state Rep. Gene Wu from office for leading a Democrat walkout over Trump's redistricting plan. But Texans know who really abandoned us.  
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So many didn’t have to die. Texas must fix the failures the Hill Co...

Texas officials and Hill Country leaders knew the risks of flooding along the Guadalupe. Warnings went unheeded, flood warnings, river gauges and sirens unfunded — and more than 130 Texans died.
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Falkenberg: Camp Mystic families hit by a deadly flood now face a w...

Texas Hill Country's Camp Mystic was a refuge until the floods came – one made of water, the other made of lies. Grieving parents face social media rumors, Internet hoaxes and political...
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Falkenberg: An anthem for Trump's America sounds like Jimi Hendrix'...

Whitney Houston's dazzling "Star-Spangled Banner" gives America hope and Jimi Hendrix's rendition at Woodstock gives us a warning. 
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Could FEMA chaos lead to another Katrina this hurricane season?

Amid firings, departures and deficit warnings, Trump's FEMA isn't ready for hurricane season. Nim Kid, head of Texas Emergency Management Division, explains what that means for Texas.
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Exclusive: RFK Jr. ousts a respected Houston doctor from CDC vaccin...

Health Secretary Kennedy cited conflicts of interest in gutting the CDC's advisory panel. Houston's Dr. Julie Boom didn't have conflicts. Only vaccine expertise and a passion for protecting kids. 
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Falkenberg: Mosquitoes torture us. An A&M scientist gleefully retur...

Falkenberg: Mosquitoes torture us. An A&M scientist gleefully returns the favor
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Falkenberg: To veto or not? Abbott faces an impossible choice on Te...

Gov. Greg Abbott's veto of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's THC ban would enable Texas' chaotic cannabis market; his signature could enable a hemp black market.
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Sylvester Turner’s district is being punished for his death — and l...

Amid revelations of President Biden’s decline, fallout from the sudden deaths of Sylvester Turner and Sheila Jackson Lee shows what’s at stake when aging politicians can’t finish the job.
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Falkenberg: Independence Day? Texas controls my womb.

I celebrate the Fourth of July even as I mourn the loss of independence for Texas women,...
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Falkenberg: Abbott didn’t spring Shelley Luther from jail; he’s why...

Gov. Greg Abbott is trying to cast blame on others for Dallas salon owner’s jailing,...
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What makes some of us hunker down and others go tubing on the Guada...

Surreal is one of those great misused and abused clichés of convenience. But maybe for good reason. Right now, I can’t think of any other word to describe the feeling of trying to process another day of discordant messages and disparate responses to this pandemic. Each hour of coronavirus mayhem and social distancing, reality seems to shift and warp. One talking head says the spread of a deadly virus is hastening and we should stay hunkered down. Another points to a $17 million tent hospital sit…
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Houston Rodeo canceled? Coronavirus just got real for Houston. [Opi...

There’s no stronger signal, save closing the schools, that we’re in uncharted...
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Falkenberg: Justice at last for Josue Flores' family [Opinion] - Ho...

He was 11. He was three blocks from home. He was stabbed 20 times in broad daylight. For three years, nobody knew who did it. For three years, Josue Flores’ family went without justice. For three years, the community of near Northside lived in fear and frustration. “There wasn’t a day that people did not speak about it,” said activist Stella Mireles, who was inspired by Josue’s death to start the Safe Walk Home program for the neighborhood’s schoolchildren. “You saw the children walking home and…
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Falkenberg: How can Texas give rapist doctor a chance of keeping hi...

Moments after Dr. Shafeeq Sheikh’s trial ended with him convicted and sentenced in the 2013 rape of an incapacitated female patient at Ben Taub county hospital, he was seen enjoying lunch with this family on a sunny courthouse patio in downtown Houston. Sheikh got 10 years’ probation, the maximum allowed, and he must register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. But the fact that he escaped jail time and had a $10,000 fine waived by a Harris County jury outraged people across the nation.…