Houston ISD's Special Education Chief Resigns to Be Closer to Family
October 23, 2025 - 03:20
In a significant shift for the Houston Independent School District, Stacy Venson, the deputy chief of special education, has announced her resignation. This decision comes as Venson seeks to relocate closer to her family. Her departure marks another notable exit within the district's leadership, raising concerns about the stability of the special education department.
Venson has been instrumental in implementing various initiatives aimed at improving services for students with disabilities. Her leadership has been characterized by a commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and support for these students. As she prepares for this transition, the district will need to address the challenges of filling her position and maintaining continuity in the special education programs.
The resignation highlights ongoing changes within the district, which has faced several leadership departures in recent months. As the community processes this news, stakeholders are eager to see how the district will move forward in supporting its students and families.
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