Republican lawmaker files bills to ban DEI in Texas K-12 public schools
Sen. Brandon Creighton, the Conroe Republican who chairs the Senate Committee on Education K-16, introduced both Senate Bill 12 and Senate Bill 1565, measures seeking to withhold funding from Texas public schools that don’t comply with the state’s DEI ban.
Texas House and Senate propose differing school voucher plans; the House links vouchers to public school funding levels.
Senate Joint Resolution 1, or "Jocelyn's Law," would keep people without authority to be in the U.S. who are charged with ...
According to the Texas Tribune, Senate Joint Resolution 5, which passed 28-2, would amend the Texas Constitution to allow ...
The legislation does not propose banning the sale of products containing CBD, although it’s often an ingredient in hemp-derived THC products. CBD has been federally approved for treating a form of ...
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With Texas schools clamoring for more funding, Senate panel weighs targeted appropriationsThe Texas Senate’s plan for funding public schools in the next biennium will likely include money allocated for specific ...
In addition to its school choice proposal, the Texas House has also filed a funding bill that would invest billions in public ...
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Texas Senate bill would give public school teachers free pre-K and raises based on experience and performanceThe proposal would expand a program that allows districts to award bonuses to educators based on their students’ academic ...
Sen. Brandon Creighton filed a bill Tuesday aimed at increasing pay for Texas teachers. More experienced teachers could get a ...
It is the third time the Texas Senate has passed bail reform bills. The bills died in the House the previous times.
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