Blog Archive

Five people, including three state employees, were indicted Feb. 29 for creating “ghost students” to siphon $600,000 from the state’s voucher program.

Are you one of the 16.5 million registered Texas voters who haven’t voted? What are you waiting for?!

What types of donors are behind the organizations funding multimillion dollar campaigns against pro-public education incumbents?

The public education community has the power to make this primary a referendum on public education—if we turn out to vote.

As you review campaign materials, it’s helpful to know which organizations are making endorsements and what they stand for.

SBEC also discussed the rubric used for special education teachers to prove they are “highly qualified.”

Voting began Tuesday in the most consequential election for public education in recent memory, and vouchers are both literally and figuratively on the Republican ballot.

The governor is taking the unusual step of campaigning against Republican incumbents in a hard and ugly way over the voucher issue.

If you’re fed up, it’s time to show up. Learn how you can use your vote to fight back against lawmakers who put politics over public school students.

Need to get your colleagues, friends, and family fired up about the primary elections? We’ve got some good information for you.