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Knife Rights Texas Knife Law Reform Bill Passes Out of House Committee Ammoland Inc. Posted on Knife Rights’ Texas Location Restricted Knife Law Reform Bill Introduced U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- The Texas House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee held a hearing yesterday for HB 956 that would remove from statute a number of places where Location-Restricted Knives (having blades over 5 1/2 inches) are banned. Knife Rights Director of Legislative Affairs, Todd Rathner, gave testimony on the bill at the hearing. This hearing was finally held after Todd spent weeks lobbying in Austin to gain ...

Texas schools have yet to see a dime of $19B Congress allocated in federal stimulus money Chron 4 days ago © Ben Powell, Associated Press For more than a year, the federal government has been pumping billions of dollars into school districts across the country to help them meet the demands of the pandemic. Most states have used that pot of stimulus funds as Congress intended: buying personal protective equipment for students and teachers, laptops for kids learning from home, improved ventilation systems for school buildings to prevent virus transmission and covering other costs. But in Te...

House Bill 256 would require school districts to implement workplace bullying policies. Author: Jason Miles Updated: 7:36 PM CDT April 5, 2021 HOUSTON — Many Texas teachers are praising a proposed law regarding workplace bullying. It would require districts to specifically address bullying of teachers by parents. “I hear a lot of issues with bullying on campus,” Houston ISD teacher and Houston Federation of Teachers member Tracey Crawley said. She said she’s seen it first-hand when grades don’t go the way parents believe they should. "Parents are thre...

Make it easier to expand charter schools? Texas lawmakers will have that debate Danya Perez, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Raji Mani administers the questions as students at the BASIS San Antonio Shavano Campus, a charter school for grades 6-12, practice for the National Science Bowl in 2019.Tom Reel /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of2 KIPP Esperanza charter school representatives Jaciel Castro, center, and Michelle Schmitz, left, speak to a woman about education opportunities for her grandchildren during an event in 2017. (Darren Abate/For the San Antonio Express-News)Darren...

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