Harris County has served over 60,000 children through our early childhood programs. This Thursday, Commissioners will have the chance to let voters decide whether to continue these programs. Learn more in Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo’s interview with the Texas Tribune:

Thanks to Harris County’s historic investment into early childhood initiatives, thousands of kids in our county are learning new skills in creative and fun ways. Hear from Shelby and Thomas who are participating in one of Precinct 3’s summer learning programs:

Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo met with key stakeholders to discuss plans to ensure everyone is able to enjoy the tournaments safely.

Judge Lina Hidalgo had the pleasure of meeting with some of the teams playing in the Genuine Cup, the only global soccer tournament for athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the world. Harris County is so proud to host this tournament this week and wishes

Today, Judge Lina Hidalgo took part in a panel discussion hosted by the Genuine Foundation held at Rice University. The Genuine Foundation is dedicated to advancing the lives of the intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) community. With over 150,000 residents with an

The Office of County Judge Lina Hidalgo presented a proclamation to the Tejano Center in celebration of their Summer Bash back to school event in partnership with Texas Children’s Health Plan. The event provided free backpacks, dental and vision screenings, and vaccinations to

Since 2021, Harris County’s summer learning programs have helped more than 20,000 kids like Caleb learn new skills.

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The Office of County Judge Lina Hidalgo joined District Attorney Sean Teare, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, and City Controller Chris Hollins, for a back-to-school giveaway event hosted by Houston Texans players CJ Stroud, Tank Dell and the C.J. Stroud Foundation. Our office presented

Meet some of the faces of our summer learning programs in Harris County. Thanks to the county’s historic investment in early childhood education, thousands of kids have the opportunity to learn new skills outside of regular classroom time.

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Harris County’s federal investments in early childhood initiatives are helping nonprofits all around the county provide critical summer learning opportunities for kids. Hear from Dr. Lisa Caruthers with the Harris County Department of Education about how these investments are