Texas Has Begun Busing Migrants To Denver, Gov. Greg Abbott Announces
Colorado’s capital becomes the fifth Democratic-run destination for immigrants transported from the Texas-Mexico border region.
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Texans Will Be Asked To Aprove $5 Billion For Broadband Aaccess Statewide This Fall
An estimated 7 million Texans don’t have access to high-speed broadband internet access.
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Open Enrollment Reforms: A New Era for Texas Public Schools
As Texas gears up for transformative Open Enrollment reforms, the new legislation promises to enhance educational outcomes by fostering parent empowerment and student access to open seats in public schools. The overhaul aims to streamline the transfer process, promote fiscal efficiency, and emulate successful policies from states like Florida and Oklahoma, marking a new era for public education in Texas.
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School Voucher Bill Hangs By A Thread As Key Deadline Approaches
The House public education committee chair said Wednesday he currently has no plans to bring the bill for a vote. Gov. Greg Abbott has vowed to call a special session if the House doesn’t “expand the scope of school choice.”
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