This Week in Higher Education: SB 37 Committee Substitute to be Voted on the Senate Floor by Next Week
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Topic: Policy
- Accountability (14)
- Censorship (14)
- Class Size (10)
- Community Schools (1)
- Curriculum (48)
- DEI (21)
- Districts of Innovation (3)
- Environmental Justice (3)
- Evaluations (6)
- Gun Violence (28)
- Health Care (3)
- Immigration (10)
- Labor (4)
- Privatization (165)
- Charter Schools (53)
- Vouchers (124)
- Retirement (65)
- School Funding (130)
- Social Justice (27)
- Special Education (21)
- Tenure (6)
- Testing (26)
- Virtual Instruction (2)
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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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Submit Public Comments to the Texas Legislature
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‘Don’t Arizona Our Texas’
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Senate Committee Hears SB 37, a State Takeover of Public Colleges & Universities
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