Questions surround TEA agreement to pay $410K a month for dyslexic service few are using
Questions surround TEA agreement to pay $410K a month for dyslexic service few are using FacebookTwitterEmail Miriam Vences welcomes students in the car rider line for their first day of in-person school at McElwain Elementary School on Tuesday, Sept. 8, in Katy.Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer The Texas Education Agency agreed last summer to pay up to $15 million for two years of access to a digital platform for dyslexic students that will not be ready for widespread use until February or March, according to documents and emails obtained by the Houston Chronicle. Document...