Texas has shortchanged students with dyslexia for decades. Will a new law fix the broken system?
Texas school districts have until this summer to move students with dyslexia receiving special instruction onto full special ...
The number of Houston students with dyslexia has doubled. Here's how rates compare across Texas.
The rate of students identified as dyslexic in Texas districts has almost tripled in the last decade. Explore rates at your ...
In Texas, inflation-adjusted state, local public school funding lower than 2011 | Analysis
As Gov. Abbott spars with lawmakers over school vouchers and both Republicans and Democrats push for more school funding, ...
North Texan files House bill to abolish the Texas Education Agency
Decatur, is following the lead of President Donald Trump, who is seeking to end the U.S. Department of Education.
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Costs for underfunded programs to transfer largely to Alliance ISD in split, email shows
Costs for bilingual and special education would largely be ... did not have any ‘Bilingual’ students on” the Texas Education Agency’s Student Program and Special Populations Reports ...
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Under Texas House bill, value of education savings accounts would be tied to public school funding
The proposal sets a few possible points of contention between the House and Senate, including how much money families should ...
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Under Texas House bill, value of education savings accounts would be tied to public school funding
The Texas Education Agency has estimated that the deficit between school districts’ special education expenses and revenue from federal and state money sits at roughly $1.7 billion per year.
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Texas House wants to give public schools $220 more per student
Nearly half of the state’s school districts participated in the program for the 2023-24 school year, according to a Texas Education Agency report ... way Texas funds special education.
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In Texas, inflation-adjusted state, local public school funding lower than 2011 | Analysis
“School districts are forced to spend money for programs largely mandated by the Legislature, whether it be testing or classroom sizes or meeting the needs of special needs kids,” Darby said.