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Now that Texas has a near-total ban on abortion, lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are trying to make sure colleges are serving students who are pregnant or have children.

A bill passed by the Texas House on Wednesday would also help schools rehire retired teachers and offer other incentives to fight the teacher shortage.

A bill passed by the Texas House on Wednesday would also help schools rehire retired teachers and offer other incentives in an effort to fight the state’s teacher shortage.

A bill passed by the Texas House on Wednesday would also help schools rehire retired teachers and offer other incentives in an effort to fight the state’s teacher shortage.

Mt. Hope Farms executive director, Brenda A. Turchetta, gets a special feeling knowing full-well that things continue to go in a positive direction whereby everyone, young and old, can take advantage of this magnificent piece of property.

State lawmakers are considering new ways to fund schools that historically have given more students a chance to succeed beyond high school.

New model would focus more on rewarding community colleges for transfer and completion than on student credit hours.

State math scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress dipped significantly between 2019 and 2022, but reading scores for fourth and eighth graders held steady.

Texas students’ math scores saw a sharp decline during pandemic

The math declines, which follow nationwide trends, bring student achievement down to levels last seen in 2003.