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Lawmakers say House bills will help improve teacher retention, school funding - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers say House bills will help improve teacher retention, school funding

House Bill 11 would provide additional support for teachers through residency and mentorship programs. House Bill 100 raises minimum salaries for school employees and adjusts how much state money schools receive.

'Disastrous budget cuts on the horizon': Spring Branch superintendent claims lawmakers won't adequately pay per student - Vimarsana News

'Disastrous budget cuts on the horizon': Spring Branch superintendent claims lawmakers won't adequately pay per student

The message was simple, the district may need to cut $50 million from the 2023 – 2024 school year if lawmakers don’t increase funding for the Basic Allotment.

Property tax relief, school voucher funding up for a vote in the Texas House - Vimarsana News

Property tax relief, school voucher funding up for a vote in the Texas House

House Republican leaders have said the budget tackles some of their priorities, including providing tax relief to homeowners across the state.

Source: kut.org
Property tax relief, school voucher funding up for a vote in the Texas House - Vimarsana News

Property tax relief, school voucher funding up for a vote in the Texas House

House Republican leaders have said the budget tackles some of their priorities, including providing tax relief to homeowners across the state.

Texas' proposed budget tackles property taxes, border security - Vimarsana News

Texas' proposed budget tackles property taxes, border security

The budget bills filed Wednesday would also allocate $600 million to the Texas Education Agency to help school districts “in implementing school safety initiatives.”

Source: tpr.org