Texas Comptroller announces Odyssey will administer state’s voucher program, despite questionable track record
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Amid Government Shutdown, Department of Education Layoffs Imperil Special Education Services, Protections
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Texas 2025 Constitutional Amendments: What’s on the Ballot and What They Mean
Texans will once again have a chance this fall to shape the state Constitution. On Election Day, Nov. 4, voters will decide on 17 proposed constitutional amendments passed by the Legislature earlier this year. Each proposition requires majority approval to take effect. Early voting starts next week, running from Oct. 20–31. These measures cover a wide range of issues from...
Read MoreTexas AFT COPE Endorses Taylor Rehmet in Special Election for Texas State Senate
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One Week into the Federal Government Shutdown
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San Antonio Alliance Member Adrian Reyna Announces State House Run
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No Kings Day Returns: Concerned Americans to Rally for Democracy on Oct. 18
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Trump Administration Restarts Income-Based Loan Forgiveness After Legal Pressure
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Oct. 10, 2025: ‘Empty School Buildings’
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Ten Commandments Legislation Update: Lawsuits Expand Across Texas
The controversy surrounding Senate Bill 10, the Texas law requiring every public school classroom to display the Ten Commandments, shows no sign of slowing down. Fourteen additional school districts are now facing lawsuits over the mandate, broadening what was already one of the most closely watched education-related legal battles in the state. From the beginning, SB 10 was expected...
Read MoreOct. 3, 2025: What the shutdown means for Texas
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Maximizing House Bill 2’s Promise: Support Staff Raises – New Texas AFT Analysis
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