With Texas schools clamoring for more funding, Senate panel weighs targeted appropriations
The Senate Finance Committee seemed interested Monday in funding specific education priorities, instead of a large investment ...
Texas Education Agency seeks $17 million to tackle teacher misconduct surge
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is requesting $17 million to address a significant rise in teacher misconduct investigations ...
Natalia ISD reveals details on fired former principal after investigation into threats
A San Antonio-area school district outlined the steps that led to the termination of Dr. Marshall Lee Myers after threats ...
At least 11 states have banned or limited cell phones in schools. Will Texas be next?
Texas public school children could soon be banned from using cell phones at school under a new proposed bill modeled after a ...
'I'm going to kill you all': Natalia ISD fires former principal for allegedly threatening colleagues
Natalia Independent School District has fired a former principal for allegedly threatening to kill his colleagues.
$17 million needed to handle growing volume of complaints against Texas teachers
The number of complaints against Texas teachers has more than doubled in the past few years. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) ...
San Antonio charter school in limbo after TEA rejects renewal application
The Texas Education Agency has declined to renew The Gathering Place beyond the current school year, the charter school ...
With vouchers fast-tracked, other Texas public education issues to watch this session
It only took the Texas Senate 22 days from the start of this year’s legislative session to introduce, debate and pass its ...
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Uncertainty Looms for Texas Schools as Federal Budget Cuts Risk Increasing Property Taxes and Straining Public Education
Texas Senate reviews federal budget impacts on schools and property taxes amidst public education funding debates.
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Texas Senate weighs how much to allocate to school safety
Texas lawmakers are weighing whether $760 million is enough to enhance school safety.Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath told lawmakers he does not believe placing a police officer on ...