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Midland Reporter-Telegram on MSNTexas approves $8.5 billion boost for public schools, raises teacher payAt the 2025 Texas Legislative Session, House Bill 2 was signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott. This bill, which was co-authored ...
It took decades to happen but Texas has joined the ranks of states where parents can support their children’s private or ...
UISD's associate superintendent recently discussed the impact of SB 2, stating it may drain millions from public schools ...
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Abbott hinted a special session may be needed because the Legislature didn’t pass a ban on cities, counties and school ...
After vetoing the ban, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the hemp market needs regulation and he called lawmakers back for a ...
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How Greg Abbott took a flailing school voucher movement and turned it into a winning issue - MSNOn paper, those were the odds confronting Gov. Greg Abbott when he grabbed the reins of Texas’ voucher push in 2022.
Other topics that could be covered in a special session include redistricting and banning municipalities from hiring ...
Texas public schools are about to see a major cash infusion. Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday signed an $8.5 billion funding bill that delivers sweeping investments in teacher pay, early learning and ...
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The Texas Tribune on MSNTexas’ public ed funding boost brings some relief but erodes districts’ independence, school leaders sayA law providing $8.5 billion in new funding for Texas public schools lacks the spending flexibility that previously let ...
That includes Senate Bill 2, the sweeping $1 billion school voucher-like program establishing an Education Savings Account (ESA), which Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law last month.
When Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick goes after political figures who get in his way, he almost never lets his adversary off the ropes. How his latest battle seems a little different.
Governor Greg Abbott speaks to reporters outside of the West Wing after meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House on February 5, 2025, in Washington, D.C. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images ...
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