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January 11, 2020 January 11, 2020

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    stevefortxState Representative Steve Allison@stevefortx·
    26 Jan

    In December, I led a bipartisan group of legislators calling on the Commissioner of Education to protect full funding for public schools through the end of this unusual year. I encourage him to act soon so schools can have the resources they need. #txlege http://bit.ly/2Y4d9fK

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    TXSC_orgTexas School Coalition@TXSC_org·
    26 Jan

    It's School Board Recognition Month and we want to thank all school board members across Texas. It is critical that these locally elected leaders have the ability and flexibility to make decisions that are right for their communities and the students they serve. #txlege #txed

    Texas Association of School Boards@tasbnews

    Gov. Abbott has proclaimed January as School Board Recognition Month! Read the full proclamation: https://bit.ly/39Fngxl #SchoolBoardMonth

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    TXSC_orgTexas School Coalition@TXSC_org·
    22 Jan

    The initial budgets released by the House and Senate prioritize public education at a critical time for schools and taxpayers. Please see our full statement. #txlege #txed https://www.txsc.org/statement-on-initial-budget-proposals/

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    TXSC_orgTexas School Coalition@TXSC_org·
    19 Jan

    While state legislators are facing a tight budget outlook, public schools face many funding challenges. Read why now is not the time to shortchange Texas students. #txlege https://www.txsc.org/now-is-not-the-time-to-shortchange-students/

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    TXSC_orgTexas School Coalition@TXSC_org·
    19 Jan

    Texas public schools face several funding challenges: the costs of moving to remote learning and protecting students and staff during COVID, possible state cuts due to enrollment declines, questions about long-term sustainability of state funding. #txlege https://www.texastribune.org/2021/01/15/texas-schools-funding/

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