Protected: SBOE Chairman Aaron Kinsey puts Duty to Donors over Duty to Schools and Taxpayers
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Topic: Policy
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March 15, 2024: “Why is Texas like this now?”
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Socorro ISD Requests TEA Conservatorship: State Intervention and the Threat to Our Public Schools
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Pensions at Risk: Join Texas Climate Jobs Project, Texas AFT for Webinar on Threats to Texas Public Employees’ Retirement
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New Report Highlights How Dress Codes Discriminate Against Texas Students
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March 8, 2024: Public Schools at the Polls
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Computers Scoring STAAR Essays: Is Texas Sacrificing Quality for Efficiency?
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Community Outrage Sparks Reversal of Keller ISD’s Cancellation of The Laramie Project
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Texas AFT Joins Poor People’s Campaign Rally to End ‘Death by Poverty’
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Finally. After 9 Years of Scandals, TEA Commissioner Appoints 2 Conservators to Supervise IDEA Charter Schools.
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Anti-Immigrant Texas Law SB 4 Heads to SCOTUS
The Supreme Court has signaled its intent to weigh in on the contentious legal battle between Texas and the Biden Administration over Senate Bill 4, a controversial new law that vastly expands state authority over immigration enforcement. SB 4 is “one of the most extreme anti-immigrant laws ever passed by any state legislature in the country,” according to the ACLU...
Read MoreVoucher money won primary races. Voucher messaging didn’t.
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