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Gov. Greg Abbott says Texas legislature has enough votes to pass school voucher program after primary election swept out lawmakers - Vimarsana News

Gov. Greg Abbott says Texas legislature has enough votes to pass school voucher program after primary election swept out lawmakers

After Tuesday's primary election, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has enough votes to pass a voucher program that would send students to private schools.

Source: abc13.com
Texas public schools face a 'budget crisis' under Gov. Greg Abbott, teachers and lawmakers say | State - Vimarsana News

Texas public schools face a 'budget crisis' under Gov. Greg Abbott, teachers and lawmakers say | State

Texas public schools are struggling with layoffs, closures and cuts to student services caused by severe underfunding, according to a report released this week by the Texas American Federation of

Super PAC pledges big money in small runoff elections over school choice vouchers - Vimarsana News

Super PAC pledges big money in small runoff elections over school choice vouchers

The March primary elections for the Texas House saw historic amounts of spending.

Source: nbcdfw.com
Teacher survey shows big pushback on Texas school choice plan - Vimarsana News

Teacher survey shows big pushback on Texas school choice plan

A survey by the Texas American Federation of Teachers comes at a time when voter turnout is running low, but a powerful voting block could be a deciding factor.

Marchers Protest HISD Takeover and New Curriculum - Vimarsana News

Marchers Protest HISD Takeover and New Curriculum

A march organized by the Houston Federation of Teachers attracted hundreds of protesters Friday railing agains the changes in the district curriculum brought about by Superintendent Mike Miles.