How Vouchers & Charter Schools Hurt Public School Funding: A Q&A with Dr. David Knight & Dr. David DeMatthews
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Educator’s Bill of Rights Spotlight: Pre-Filed Childcare Bills
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UNT’s Course Censorship is a Violation of Academic Freedom
The University of North Texas administration has made sweeping changes to over 200 course titles and descriptions in its College of Education, removing references to race, class, gender, and equity in what Texas AAUP-AFT leaders are calling an extreme overreach that threatens academic freedom. "Censoring course content is a clear violation of academic freedom," said Dr. Brian Evans, president of...
Read MoreSBOE Recap: Board Approves Controversial Bluebonnet Learning Materials
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Texas Revives Ten Commandments Bill Amid Louisiana Ruling
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Statement on SBOE Approval of Bluebonnet Learning Materials
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SBEC Preview: A Consequential List of Proposals
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Empowering Texas: How Teacher Retirement Benefits Drive Economic Growth
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Nov. 15, 2024: Your union, your voice
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Social Security Fairness Act Passes U.S. House, Heads for Senate Approval
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‘Not a Faculty Senate, but the Texas Senate’: Senate Higher Ed Subcommittee Signals Expanded Political Interference
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In national election results, voters overwhelmingly rejected vouchers
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