Category: State News

Abbott Mum On Another Special Session As He Charges Into Voucher Opponents’ Primary Battles

In a political standoff over school vouchers, Texas Governor Greg Abbott remains undecided about calling another special session, leaving lawmakers in suspense. Abbott’s endorsements of primary challengers and his determination to advance “school choice” have intensified as he seeks to replace Republicans who opposed vouchers, adding complexity to the ongoing legislative battle.

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After School Voucher Bill Falls Apart, Supporters And Opponents Get Ready For Future Fights

Despite a recent vote in the Texas House blocking school vouchers, proponents of education savings accounts remain determined to push for vouchers in the Texas Legislature and during upcoming primary elections, while public school advocates are gearing up to fight for increased funding in the next legislative session. The article explores the ongoing debate over vouchers, their potential impact on public education funding, and the perspectives of various stakeholders in Texas education.

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Texas Grid Faces Winter After Failed Attempt To Get More Power Online

Texas’ preparations for extreme winter weather have hit a roadblock as the state’s grid operator, ERCOT, failed to secure additional power generation from companies or persuade them to lower their power use for the upcoming winter season. This setback raises concerns about the grid’s reliability, especially after the devastating 2021 winter storm that resulted in widespread power outages and calls for grid improvements.

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