State Superintendent Ryan Walters issued a memo Thursday to school superintendents across the state.
Even though the debate isn’t in Texas, many of the topics have put the state in the national headlines.
Religious experts say that ideology isn’t representative of Texas’ diverse religious makeup or of Christian beliefs.
Attorney General Ken Paxton celebrated the decision, calling the guidance “unlawful.”
A committee said the only viable option would be to have it professionally built.
Bruhat’s winning word was “abseil,” defined as “descent in mountaineering by means of a rope looped over a projection above.”
George wears his hair in tied and twisted locs on top of his head.
Aurora looking to expand by hiring the next generation.
Texas State joins UNT and Texas A&M in offering an inclusive, four-year residential postsecondary education program to IDD students.
Over the past several months, Spectrum News has been investigating Miles and his network of charter schools based in Colorado, Third Future Schools.
Democrats are asking Abbott to call a special session to increase the basic allotment and increase the school safety allotment.
Texas students and some educators embrace artificial intelligence.
Updates set to take effect in August.
Rice and UT Austin are some of the “new Ivies,” according to Forbes.
Faculty is with the American Association of University Professors
The protest will be held on the campus’ main mall.
Republican lawmakers in about two dozen states have filed bills seeking to restrict DEI initiatives this year.
Gov. Greg Abbott is engaged in a primary runoff campaign tour, trying to push support for private school vouchers over the finish line
SB17 requires universities to close their diversity, equity and inclusion offices
Public school districts across Texas are warning of budget deficits as they workshop their 2024-2025 budgets.
An individual with dyslexia and dysgraphia filed an ADA complaint with the Justice Department
Terminations are effective April 30.
State funding per pupil hasn’t increased since 2019.
The panel sent the case back to a lower court
Some students at UT say Texas’ ban on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives has gone too far.
The Bobcat tradition is back for the first time since 2017 with Tyga as the headlining artist.
The study found there are an average of 259.2 searches each month per one million of the population.
Teacher displacement results in program cuts
The university will again require students to report standardized test scores, effective during the Aug. 1 - Dec. 1, 2024, application period.
The judge ruled in favor of the school district, saying its ongoing discipline of George over the length of his hair is legal under the CROWN Act.