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Education

Black Texans Built More than 400 Schools When the State Would Not

What we can learn from Rosenwald schools and Jeanes teachers today

by Robert Ceresa

Keep Reading

School Vouchers Take Center Stage in Texas’ Most Flippable State House District

by Eden Shamy

Hasan Piker’s UT Appearance Put Campus Protection Act to the Test

by Eden Shamy

Texas Tells Students to Report Threats. It Should Give Us a Seat at the Safety Table.

by Arjun Sharda

The Possible Reincarnation of School Finance Plans

With conference committees still meeting and a midnight deadline looming, lawmakers still have a few options for passing school finance plans.

by Abby Rapoport

The Other Big Fight: School Finance Tug-of-War

by Abby Rapoport

The State of Things in Budget Limbo

Budget compromises seem to be chugging along—assuming they can pass some mighty controversial fiscal matters measures.

by Abby Rapoport

Teachers, Democrats Win Fight on Major Education Bill, But What Now?

Bills like HB 400 aren't pretty for teachers, but when you want to cut huge amounts from public education, the results are bound to be ugly.

by Abby Rapoport

The Student’s Friend

by Abby Rapoport

The Testing Machine

This is your school on TAKS.

by Barbara Renaud Gonzalez

The Testing Machine

by Barbara Renaud Gonzalez

The Democrats’ Last Chance to Stop the Budget [Updated]

Both the House and Senate budgets make major cuts to public ed. But those cuts are only possible if they pass new school finance legislation.

by Abby Rapoport

House Takes the Fight to Bullies

by Daniel Setiawan

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