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In 2026-27, Tomball ISD high school students can take courses such as musical theater and environmental science after district trustees approved updates to the course catalog during their Nov. 11 meeting. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact)

TISD approves course catalog changes for junior high, high school students for 2026-27

By Lizzy Spangler

Chief Academic Officer Michael Webb presented the changes to the school board during the Nov. 10 workshop meeting, which includes 17 new courses and three course removals.

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