By Ella Funke, Staff Writer Published Feb 17, 2025
About 2 percent of families with school-age children in Texas would receive $10,000 from the state to set up an education savings account under a plan approved by the Senate.
After being fast-tracked...
Texas lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 568, which would require public discussions on special education performance in school board meetings. Parents and educators express concerns over limited transparency and the potential focus on standardized testing rather than student needs.
By Shaylin Smith, Staff Writer Published Feb 17, 2025
Texas lawmakers are considering strengthening the regulations protecting an employee’s right to express breast milk in government workplaces.
House Bill 777 would require public employers to provide...
California and Texas are one and two in population size, but when it comes to teacher pay, there’s a significant gap.
California has the highest average teacher salary in the nation at $95,160,...
Many Texans are unclear about whether the state has an exception to its marijuana ban and even more don’t understand how to obtain medical marijuana if they fall under the criteria to have a prescription.
In...
Texas Legislature coverage is being produced by Public Affairs Reporting students in the TCU Bob Schieffer College of Communication’s Journalism Department with support from the Matthews Family Endowment for Journalism.
