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The House passed two priority bills related to school finance and teacher recruitment & retention, respectively, on Wednesday, April 26, 2023.

State’s largest educator association is pleased with amendment to HB 11 that will protect public oversight of certification rule making.

If voting in the May 6 local election isn’t already on your to-do list, it should be after you read this article.

The House Public Education Committee heard 10 bills, including the Senate’s major school safety bill

ATPE testified April 20, 2023, against bills that would expand full-time virtual schools and allow chaplains without certification to serve as school counselors.

With 38 days left until sine die, the pace is fast and furious and the agendas are long at the State Capitol. We’ve got news about vouchers, school safety, the budget, and more.

The committee met Wednesday, April 19, 2023, to consider several bills, including a private school voucher tied to school employee misconduct.

With increased politicization of education in recent years, making your voice heard at the ballot box is the best way to ensure your school board works in the best interest of your school community.

The House Public Education Committee met April 18, 2023, in its first of three meetings this week to discuss grievance procedures and various other parental rights bills.

The families of Uvalde shooting victims waited hours to testify at a House committee hearing in support of House Bill 2744, which would raise the minimum age to purchase semi-automatic guns from 18 to 21.