The Missouri City – Fort Bend Alumnae Chapter was chartered on May 22, 1976 as the 553rd chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Twelve professional women made the decision to request the chartering of a new chapter under the leadership of Charter President Rosalie Johnson Buggs, Southwest Regional Director Eula Butler and National President Thelma Thomas Daley. On October 24, 1978, the Chapter name was changed to the Suburban Houston – Fort Bend Alumnae Chapter.

Since 2002, AlMaghrib Institute has been a leading force in delivering high-caliber Islamic education to English-speaking communities worldwide.

Trinidad and Tobago Association of Psychologists (TTAP) is the professional organization representing Psychologists in Trinidad and Tobago. The genesis of the TTAP dates back to March 15th, 1962.

Every day, we infuse the Houston region with possibility through education and access to community centers, childcare, career development, small business support and technology. We serve children and seniors, veterans and immigrants, individuals and families.

Every day, we infuse the Houston region with possibility through education and access to community centers, childcare, career development, small business support and technology. We serve children and seniors, veterans and immigrants, individuals and families.

Our vision is to be the Church of God, called out and assembled to honor God in our Worship, our Walk, our Witness, and our Work for His Kingdom’s cause, by evangelizing the unsaved, fostering spiritual maturity and making every member a minister.

Lambda Zeta, the second oldest active graduate chapter in Texas, had its beginnings in the Houston community on March 29, 1934. The chapter is a part of the "Mighty" Southern Region. Its existence is associated with a number of young college graduates, native Houstonians, and charter members of the first undergraduate chapter in Texas, Theta Chapter at Wiley College, Marshall, Texas.

Charter schools are public schools! They are designed as complements to traditional independent school districts. Charters exist to serve students that, for whatever reason, aren’t thriving in a one-size-fits-all traditional public school. Charters are free and open to all, offering every child an opportunity for a great education.

The Missouri City – Fort Bend Alumnae Chapter was chartered on May 22, 1976 as the 553rd chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Twelve professional women made the decision to request the chartering of a new chapter under the leadership of Charter President Rosalie Johnson Buggs, Southwest Regional Director Eula Butler and National President Thelma Thomas Daley. On October 24, 1978, the Chapter name was changed to the Suburban Houston – Fort Bend Alumnae Chapter.

Board Meeting for Reinvestment Zone Number Nine, City of Houston, which was created on December 17, 1997 by the City Council of the City of Houston, Texas by Ordinance No. 97-1570 and Chapter 311 of the Texas Tax Code. The Zone is located in southwest Houston, just outside of Loop 610, at the intersection of South Post Oak and West Orem Drive.

Lambda Zeta, the second oldest active graduate chapter in Texas, had its beginnings in the Houston community on March 29, 1934. The chapter is a part of the "Mighty" Southern Region. Its existence is associated with a number of young college graduates, native Houstonians, and charter members of the first undergraduate chapter in Texas, Theta Chapter at Wiley College, Marshall, Texas.

As the largest Ramadan Market of its kind in North America, our mission is to highlight the creativity and excellence of Muslim Makers from Texas and across the continent.

Join us for one of Texas’ premier professional learning experiences for early childhood educators!

Designed for PK3–2nd grade educators and leaders, this year’s conference celebrates the people who help young learners thrive. Come be seen, valued, inspired, and renewed through meaningful learning, hands-on experiences, and powerful connections.

Lambda Zeta, the second oldest active graduate chapter in Texas, had its beginnings in the Houston community on March 29, 1934. The chapter is a part of the "Mighty" Southern Region. Its existence is associated with a number of young college graduates, native Houstonians, and charter members of the first undergraduate chapter in Texas, Theta Chapter at Wiley College, Marshall, Texas.

Every day, we infuse the Houston region with possibility through education and access to community centers, childcare, career development, small business support and technology. We serve children and seniors, veterans and immigrants, individuals and families.

Lambda Zeta, the second oldest active graduate chapter in Texas, had its beginnings in the Houston community on March 29, 1934. The chapter is a part of the "Mighty" Southern Region. Its existence is associated with a number of young college graduates, native Houstonians, and charter members of the first undergraduate chapter in Texas, Theta Chapter at Wiley College, Marshall, Texas.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (HLSR) Agricultural Public Speaking Contest provides 4-H and FFA students a platform to present speeches on key agricultural and rural themes.

Lambda Zeta, the second oldest active graduate chapter in Texas, had its beginnings in the Houston community on March 29, 1934. The chapter is a part of the "Mighty" Southern Region. Its existence is associated with a number of young college graduates, native Houstonians, and charter members of the first undergraduate chapter in Texas, Theta Chapter at Wiley College, Marshall, Texas.

Every day, we infuse the Houston region with possibility through education and access to community centers, childcare, career development, small business support and technology. We serve children and seniors, veterans and immigrants, individuals and families.

Lambda Zeta, the second oldest active graduate chapter in Texas, had its beginnings in the Houston community on March 29, 1934. The chapter is a part of the "Mighty" Southern Region. Its existence is associated with a number of young college graduates, native Houstonians, and charter members of the first undergraduate chapter in Texas, Theta Chapter at Wiley College, Marshall, Texas.