This Week in the Legislature: An Onslaught on Multiple Fronts
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Topic: Policy
- Accountability (23)
- Censorship (8)
- Class Size (22)
- Community Schools (1)
- Curriculum (42)
- DEI (9)
- Districts of Innovation (1)
- Environmental Justice (3)
- Evaluations (6)
- Gun Violence (33)
- Health Care (3)
- Immigration (9)
- Labor (5)
- Privatization (173)
- Charter Schools (67)
- Vouchers (136)
- Retirement (71)
- School Funding (155)
- Social Justice (32)
- Special Education (12)
- Tenure (5)
- Testing (26)
- Virtual Instruction (1)
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The House Version of SB 8 Includes Vouchers, More Testing, ‘Backroom Shady Dealings’
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This Week in the Legislature: What Didn’t Happen?
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In Memoriam: The Bills We Lost This Week
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May 5, 2023: Where’s the REAL Teacher Appreciation?
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This Week at the Legislature: 2 School Staffing Bills, 33 Office Visits, & Ten Commandments
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Bills to Watch Next Week: ‘Teacher Bill of Rights,’ COLA, Higher Ed Attacks
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Education Austin Wins Historic Pay Raise Agreement with Austin ISD
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April 28, 2023: COLA
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House Passes COLA Plan, Falls Short of Retiree Needs
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This Week in the Legislature: Texas House Takes Up School Finance, School Security, & Charter School Expansion
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House Public Education Committee to Consider Staffing Notification Requirements, Mandatory Display of Religious Texts in Public Schools
Next week, the House Public Education Committee will consider several bills, including: HB 1281 by Rep. Jolanda Jones (D-Houston) would require school districts to notify families if a public school or open-enrollment charter school does not have a nurse assigned to the campus during all instructional hours. Supported by Texas AFT. HB 2694 by Rep. Venton Jones (D-Dallas) would require...
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