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The Senate Education Committee met Wednesday morning, Oct. 14, in Austin to discuss teacher workforce and adult education topics.

At the request of the Trump administration, the United States Supreme Court yesterday issued an order to cut the 2020 Census count short.

Today is the first day of early voting in Texas for the 2020 general election. Plenty of time to make a plan and choose a time when the lines may be shorter.

Here are this week's education news highlights, brought to you by ATPE Governmental Relations.

At long last, the strangest election season in our lifetime is reaching a crescendo.

The Texas Legislature meets in less than 100 days. Nobody knows how the session will look.

Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath approved the controversial expansion of IDEA, one of the state's largest charter school chains, to 12 new campuses in 2021.

Here is this week's recap of the latest education news from your ATPE Governmental Relations team.

Monday, October 5 is the last to register to vote if you are not already registered in the county in which you plan to cast your ballot.

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) released a press statement today regarding how Texas public schools will be funded during the pandemic amid unstable enrollment.