COVID-19’s Impact on Education
The coronavirus pandemic has had a profound impact on public education in Texas, and it will take years to overcome that impact.
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Statement on Initial Budget Proposals
The Texas budget-writing process will play out over many months, and we encourage supporters of public education to continue to advocate for meaningful state investments in our students. These base budget proposals provide a very encouraging start.
After challenging year, support for public schools is critical
In order to meet the state’s future workforce needs and give all Texas children the opportunity to succeed, it is critical that the state continue to invest in public education.
Joint Letter to Governor Abbott
Educators and other school staff members have put their lives on the line to keep schools open. The least we can do is protect their jobs and provide the resources they need to serve our students in a crisis.
As 2021 Approaches, Uncertainty Surrounds Education Funding
The state’s economic outlook has worsened considerably over the last year, which affects public education’s fiscal outlook going forward.
Information for the November 3 Election
Voters will be asked to make many decisions during the November 2020 Election, from national and state elections to important races at the city and county levels. Many school districts are also holding board and bond elections this fall. While a few races soak up most of the media attention, it’s important to go all …
How School District Fund Balances Differ from State’s Rainy Day Fund
Don’t be fooled. School district fund balances are an important cash management tool and are not the same as the State’s Rainy Day Fund.
Fiscal Downturn Will Impact School Funding
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