U.S. Department of Education signals waivers will be available for cancelling standardized testing
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TRS says it will save millions on new health administrators, assures members of minimal plan impacts
HFT testifies in federal court for immediate halt to state takeover
Comments for TRS 2021 Sunset Review
As Houston union files lawsuit to stop a state takeover of HISD, a news report shows how TEA-backed charter schools are falling even further behind in offering special education services
Mixed bag for Texas NAEP scores, but privatizers try as usual to use the Nation’s Report Card nationally as a call for privatization
Dallas members keep the pressure on in fight against unfair compensation system
State’s largest local teachers union goes head to head with TEA over state takeover in Houston
