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School districts are not required to adopt the agency’s recommendations but can use them as guidance as they develop new procedures or alter their policies for selecting or removing library books.
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The Texas Education Agency has finished presenting its argument challenging a Department of Education ruling that threatens to strip millions in special...
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It could soon be illegal to teach Creationism in Texas public schools.The Lone Star State’s move away from Creationism began in September, The Daily Beast…
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Reports have come out over the past few months that Texas is denying services to public school students with special needs.Now, as The Dallas Morning News…
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A controversial Texas textbook on the Mexican-American experience is drawing widespread criticism, reports CBS News, with some critics claiming the book…
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It's a double edged sword for education in Texas, Senate passed a bill that legislators say should improve educator training but critics argue that it…
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Students are having trouble passing the English I writing exam of the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, or STAAR test. As a matter of…
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The reduction of testing and change in graduation requirements are parts yet to be implement of Texas House Bill 5, however the attendance requirement was…