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Here are winners and losers in the Texas Legislature's school funding plan
The $7.8 billion school funding bill proposed by the Texas Senate and agreed to by the governor and House speaker is the largest infusion of new dollars into public education in the state’s history, said state Sen. Brandon Creighton, a Conroe Republican who authored the package, in a legislative hearing on Thursday.
Texas Senate panel debates sweeping, $8 billion school funding bill after making significant changes
The Texas House originally passed House Bill 2, a multibillion-dollar school funding package, in April. But the version of the legislation heard Thursday by a panel of Texas senators includes several significant changes from what the House approved.
Proposals passed in the Legislature would prioritize childcare access for the children of daycare workers and create a ...
ProPublica and The Texas Tribune found nearly three dozen school districts were missing required campaign finance reports ...
State senators unveiled their version of House Bill 2 on May 15. The amended bill, which differs substantially from what ...
A statewide high school advising program would be established and overseen by the Texas Education Agency to work with ...
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Faculty and students blast Texas House panel for limiting testimony on bill that targets state universitiesThe House's higher education committee closed registration to testify on Senate Bill 37 less than half an hour after the ...
More than 3,500 students were enrolled in the state’s Texas Virtual School Network this spring, according to the Texas ...
Senate Bill 37 is now pending in the Texas House Higher Education Committee after it was passed in the Senate. Here's why ...
New bills moving through the Texas House could change how local school boards operate, how small farms sell eggs, and what ...
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