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A new study by Realtor.com reveals that mobile homes can be valuable for wealth-building, especially when they include land, which appreciated by 70.1% between 2019 and 2026—outpacing traditional single-family homes. Read Full Article: nypost.com/2026/03/24/rea…

A lawsuit has temporarily blocked the policy, but if implemented, it could impact around 170,000 formerly homeless individuals nationwide. Read Full Article: cnn.com/2026/03/29/pol…

REMINDER! Central offices and campuses will be closed Friday, April 3. Central office employees return Monday, April 6. Students and campus employees return Tuesday, April 7.

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Urban economist Jenny Schuetz says America’s housing crisis is the result of years of underbuilding—especially in the places where opportunity is greatest—and it won’t be solved by federal talking points alone.

Dallas ISD is advancing a plan to provide tuition-free, full-day prekindergarten for all 3- and 4-year-olds within its boundaries. The initiative aims to stabilize enrollment, support families, and remove the $5,500 annual tuition for those who don’t qualify for free state Pre-K.

✈️🌎 @GarzaECHS students took Spring Break to Costa Rica on an EF Educational Tour exploring new cultures, diving into history, and making memories beyond Texas.

America’s housing crisis isn’t just about rising prices, it’s about shrinking mobility. Local zoning ordinances have made it difficult to build affordable homes in high-opportunity areas, effectively locking working families out. Divided country segregated by income, and by race.

A shortage of skilled tradespeople is creating opportunities for higher wages and career growth. Although women make up just a fraction of the blue collar workforce, a growing number of women are pursuing careers in the skilled trades.

Mom of 3 worries she'll have to quit job over increasing gas prices.

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🍀🏡 Happy St. Patrick's Day from all of us at ICP! 🏡🍀 Today, we're celebrating luck, hope, and new beginnings—because everyone deserves a safe, affordable place to call home. Here's to spreading joy and creating opportunities for brighter, happier futures. ☘️✨

Texas Primary Runoffs are May 26. If no candidate won over 50% of the vote in the primary, the top two advance to a runoff to be on the November ballot. You can vote in the same party runoff as the primary or vote in either runoff if you did not vote in this year’s primary.

Paycheck to Paycheck: Can't Make Ends Meet Watch Full Documentary: youtube.com/watch?v=hbtBO8…

Texas’ new voucher program has drawn about 36,000 applicants from public‑school families—less than 1% statewide.

Under the new rules, SNAP benefits cannot be used to buy candy, gum or sweetened drinks, The restrictions also apply to fruit, raisins, and nuts that have been candied, crystallized, glazed, or coated with chocolate, yogurt, or caramel.