Need to catch up on Community Impact\u2019s coverage from this week? Check out these trending stories across the southern portion of the Greater Houston area from Oct. 5-9.<\/p>\n
Fort Bend ISD approves secondary boundary changes<\/p>\n
Hundreds of Fort Bend ISD students will be zoned to different schools in the 2027-28 school year after the board of trustees approved new secondary boundaries.<\/p>\n
The secondary boundary changes, which were approved at an Oct. 5 meeting, will impact approximately 1,744 students with the goal of relieving overutilization in Elkins, Austin and Travis high schools.<\/p>\n
Middle school changes were approved in a 6-1 vote with trustee Adam Schoof dissenting, while the high school boundaries had two scenario options.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Target holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for new Texas Heritage Marketplace store<\/p>\n
Target employees, community members, developers and elected officials gathered Oct. 6 to celebrate the opening of the national retailer\u2019s new location in Texas Heritage Marketplace.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The 148,000-square-foot store will be the largest food-forward Target in the Greater Houston area and is expected to create around 200 jobs, Community Impact previously reported.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Find out more from Reporter Bradley Dountz.<\/a><\/p>\n Clear Creek ISD superintendent announces April retirement<\/p>\n Clear Creek ISD Superintendent Karen Engle will retire in April, according to an Oct. 5 release from CCISD.<\/p>\n \u201cServing the students, families and employees of Clear Creek ISD has been one of the greatest privileges of my career,\u201d Engle said in the release. \u201cI am grateful for the opportunity to work alongside trustees, parents, staff and community members to ensure our children experience a world-class education.\u201d<\/p>\n