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Texas Association of School Boards severs ties with national association - Vimarsana News

Texas Association of School Boards severs ties with national association

NSBA planned to ask for National Guard and the military to be sent to school board meetings

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Texas Association of School Boards pulls out of national group after controversial memo - Vimarsana News

Texas Association of School Boards pulls out of national group after controversial memo

AUSTIN — The Texas Association of School Boards pulled its membership from the National School Board Association after an independent investigation found the national organization lacked operational and internal controls

Texas Association of School Boards pulls out of national group after controversial memo - Vimarsana News

Texas Association of School Boards pulls out of national group after controversial memo

AUSTIN — The Texas Association of School Boards pulled its membership from the National School Board Association after an independent investigation found the national organization lacked operational and internal controls

The unintended consequences of a Title IX rule delay- POLITICO - Vimarsana News

The unintended consequences of a Title IX rule delay- POLITICO

Further delaying a proposed rule means former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' rule will stay in effect longer.

NSBA says controversial 'domestic terrorism' letter should never have been sent - Vimarsana News

NSBA says controversial 'domestic terrorism' letter should never have been sent

The National School Boards Association completed an independent review Friday of a controversial letter that asked the Department of Justice to investigate parents under "domestic terrorism laws," laying the blame at the feet of its former interim CEO.