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Texas school districts hopeful lawmakers will help plug $1.7 billion gap in special education funding
Proponents say the changes would better serve special education students with widely varying needs — and help schools pay for ...
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Texas Senate approves bills aimed at promoting healthy eating
The Texas Senate passed two bills March 12 that would regulate the use of certain food additives in public schools and stores ...
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Answer Key: How much money could Texas public schools lose from vouchers? Here’s what we know.
Public schools stand to lose hundreds of millions of dollars if private school vouchers pass, though the exact effect remains ...
Texas may expand its Teacher Incentive Allotment. Here's what that could mean for teachers.
Diego Roman, a fourth-grade bilingual teacher, traces his lifelong passion for teaching back to when he helped his mother from central Mexico learn how to sign his school notes and grades in cursive.
Will U.S. Education Department staff cuts limit options for kids with disabilities?
Texas has more than 600 open investigations into alleged improper restraint, harassment, denial of benefits and other ...
The Unintended Consequences of Trump’s Firing Spree
At Veterans Affairs facilities in Detroit and Denver, staff reductions have led to canceled health programs and left homeless ...
How Texas students, teachers could be impacted by a school discipline overhaul
About a decade ago, Texas’ public schools suspended more than 100,000 students in pre-K through second grade. Faced with this ...
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Texas schools have leaned on uncertified teachers to fill vacancies. Lawmakers want to put a stop to
Underprepared teachers have been tied to student learning losses. But amid a teacher shortage crisis, school leaders fear the ...