School Vouchers Take Center Stage in Texas’ Most Flippable State House District
On San Antonio’s South Side, a progressive Democrat faces off with an architect of the new private school voucher program.
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On San Antonio’s South Side, a progressive Democrat faces off with an architect of the new private school voucher program.
Despite a 2015 law requiring suicide prevention training for teachers, state officials say they do not monitor or enforce the requirement.
From East Texas to the Rio Grande Valley, universities are helping struggling schools train staff, start enrichment programs and expand space for district activities.
Ultimately, the name change was a compromise in a long, hard-fought battle over whitewashed history.
Between declining revenue and interfering administrators, student-run media is facing an existential crisis.
Stacy Bailey’s year-long suspension has triggered calls to update Mansfield ISD’s nondiscrimination policy, which in turn has prompted backlash from conservatives.
Public education supporters are mocking GOP attempts to stop schools from encouraging students and staff to vote.
Records show a few dozen angry young white men, led by a teenager from the Dallas suburbs and emboldened by Trump, have caused headaches at universities across the state.
Students at UT-Austin Wednesday protested both proposed tax legislation and what they say are exploitative labor conditions.
The state of Texas provides no specific funding for the estimated 113,000 homeless students who attend public schools here.