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State Revenue Outlook and Economic Impact of Pandemic_June2020

June 23, 2020 June 23, 2020

State Revenue Outlook and Economic Impact of Pandemic_June2020

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    TXSC_orgTexas School Coalition@TXSC_org·
    9 Apr

    The state is putting less money into public education than projected during the much-heralded 2019 legislative session. That's because property values have increased, which allows the state to reduce its funding obligation to public schools. #txlege #txed https://www.texastribune.org/2021/04/09/texas-education-property-taxes/

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    8 Apr

    Washington "has been pumping billions into school districts across the country to meet the demands of the pandemic ... In Texas, local schools have yet to see an extra dime from more than $19 billion in federal stimulus money given to the state." #txlege https://www.texastribune.org/2021/04/07/texas-schools-stimulus-funding/

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    8 Apr

    House Appropriations hearing HB 2 (supplemental). Proposes the state spend $5.5 billion less on public ed in current cycle than projected due to higher-than-expected property values that have shifted more costs 2 homeowners, plus higher-than-expected federal funds. #txlege (1/3)

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    6 Apr

    “We cannot afford for this current health crisis to become a generational education crisis." Powerful words from @HEB Chairman Charles Butt as he urges the state to stop blocking federal resources for Texas schools. #txlege #txed https://www.dallasnews.com/news/education/2021/04/06/18-billion-in-federal-education-dollars-missing-from-initial-house-and-senate-budget-drafts/

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    5 Apr

    President of @NISD School Board: "As if schoolchildren and teachers do not have enough to worry about after the pandemic-driven year...our state has withheld federal funds provided to Texas school districts." #txlege #txed https://www.expressnews.com/opinion/commentary/article/Commentary-As-schools-work-harder-state-hoards-16073612.php

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