Where the Texas Legislature’s Voucher Fight Stands
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Topic: Features
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How Vouchers & Charter Schools Hurt Public School Funding: A Q&A with Dr. David Knight & Dr. David DeMatthews
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SBOE Recap: Board Approves Controversial Bluebonnet Learning Materials
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Social Security Fairness Act Passes U.S. House, Heads for Senate Approval
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Nov. 8, 2024: What we have is each other
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A Note from Texas AFT Leaders on This Election
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No trust, no bond: Houston voters resoundingly reject HISD bond
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Last Day of Early Voting: Final Push Before Election Day
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This Weekend, March to the Polls with Texas AFT Local Unions
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A Tale of Two Texans: Cruz and Allred Face Off in Crucial Senate Debate
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The Great Texas Property Tax Debacle
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Fact Check: No, There Is Not Rampant Voter Fraud in Texas
Texas voters received a significant victory for voting rights in federal court this past week when it ruled against a key provision of Texas’ anti-voter law, Senate Bill 1. The portion struck down is what the court refers to as ‘the canvassing restriction,’ which served no purpose but to illegally suppress core political speech under threat of criminal prosecution.
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