Special Session Preview: Gov. Abbott Brings Lawmakers Back to Austin
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Topic: Testing
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Houston ISD: School is out, but the headlines don’t stop
Signs from the No More Harm rally at the 2024 AFT Convention in Houston. Photo by Mariana Krueger, CCR Studios. It’s been less than a month since the Texas Education Agency announced a two-year extension of the Houston ISD takeover by Commissioner Mike Morath’s appointed board of managers and Superintendent Mike Miles. If readers were hoping that was the exclamation...
Read MoreSBOE Recap: Some Good News on Charter Schools, Ethnic Studies Elective
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June 27, 2025: We’re All In.
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Reading Up, Math Still Behind in Latest STAAR Results
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SBOE Preview: Six More Charter Schools Up for Approval
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This (Final) Week in the Legislature: Where Things Stand for Our Public Schools
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This Week in the Legislature: The Final Stretch of the 89th Session
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This Week in the Legislature: Is This ‘Teacher Appreciation?’
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May 2, 2025: An Educator’s Bill of Rights Win
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TEA Releases 2-Year-Old Ratings Designed to Undermine Public Schools
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Court Greenlights Release of Delayed A-F Ratings — But the Fight Isn’t Over
After months of legal back-and-forth, the Texas Education Agency has announced it will release the long-delayed A-F accountability ratings for the 2022-23 school year. This follows an April 3 ruling from the Texas 15th Court of Appeals, overturning a previous injunction that had blocked the release of the ratings. The ratings, which reflect how school districts and campuses perform under...
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