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The Path to School Choice in Texas
The 89th Legislative Session will likely present the best opportunity yet for passage of a major school choice bill.
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Russell Withers
Oct 91 min read
School Enrollment Trends: Senate Committee on Finance
Texas schoolchildren and their families need an education funding system that allows them to seek the best possible education for their...
Griffin Saltron
Sep 181 min read
COVID-19 Funding Oversight: Senate Committee on Education
The temporary increase in public education funding from the pandemic should not be considered the new standard. In response to the...
Griffin Saltron
Sep 181 min read
School Safety: House Select Committee on Youth Health & Safety
The Legislature's efforts have improved the security of K-12 institutions, but there are still additional reforms that can further...
Griffin Saltron
Sep 181 min read
Testing Reform: Senate Committee on Education
To accomplish its education goals, Texas must provide exemplary educational opportunities, invest in children over systems, and...
TCCRI Staff
Aug 131 min read
Education Savings Accounts: House Committee on Public Education:
Continued failure to advance choice in education while controlling statewide offices and both chambers of the legislature would be a...
Griffin Saltron
Feb 284 min read
School Choice in Homeschooling
A key issue in the 2024 Primary Election has been the implementation of school choice legislation in Texas. This comes as a result of the...
Griffin Saltron
Feb 64 min read
Texas Must Stay the Course on Public School Accountability
The academic accountability system is a complicated amalgamation of a variety of data points, a major part of which is the state’s A-F...
Griffin Saltron
Jan 243 min read
The Popularity of School Choice
January 21-27 is National School Choice Week , a time when “tens of thousands of events… around the country” are held to raise awareness...
Russell Withers
Jan 246 min read
A Conflict of Visions in the Texas House
The dust having settled on House Bill 1 (88S4) and the House’s first earnest debate over school choice in nearly two decades, I’ve had...
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