Sydnie Henry

Sydnie Henry

A born and bred Texan, Sydnie serves as the Managing Editor for Texas Scorecard. She graduated from Patrick Henry College with a B.A. in Government and is utilizing her research and writing skills to spread truth to Texans.
Texas Appeals Injunction Prohibiting Ten Commandments in Classrooms
Texas Appeals Injunction Prohibiting Ten Commandments in Classrooms
September 4, 2025
The attorney general argued that blocking the display of the Ten Commandments constitutes a misinterpretation of constitutional principles.
AG Paxton Sues PowerSchool Over Massive Data Breach Affecting Texas Students
AG Paxton Sues PowerSchool Over Massive Data Breach Affecting Texas Students
September 3, 2025
The lawsuit signals a growing legal pushback against technology providers accused of failing to safeguard sensitive personal data.
Texas Senate Cracks Down on Abortion-Inducing Drugs
Texas Senate Cracks Down on Abortion-Inducing Drugs
September 2, 2025
The legislation targets the manufacture and provision of abortion-inducing drugs.
From School Choice To Bail Reform: Hundreds of Laws Now Enforceable
From School Choice To Bail Reform: Hundreds of Laws Now Enforceable
September 1, 2025
On September 1, hundreds of new laws took effect in Texas.
Plano ISD Under Investigation Following Reports of Antisemitic Incidents
Plano ISD Under Investigation Following Reports of Antisemitic Incidents
August 28, 2025
Attorney General Ken Paxton said the investigation is in response to community concerns.
Llano ISD Removes Inappropriate Books, Shuts Down Library’s ‘Adult Section’
Llano ISD Removes Inappropriate Books, Shuts Down Library’s ‘Adult Section’
August 27, 2025
Local activist Bonnie Wallace celebrated the district’s decision to protect the minds of children.
Gov. Abbott Adds Election and Public Safety Legislation To Special Session Agenda
Gov. Abbott Adds Election and Public Safety Legislation To Special Session Agenda
August 25, 2025
The special session can only last for up to 30 days.
Texas Senate Moves Quickly To Pass Majority of Special Session Items
Texas Senate Moves Quickly To Pass Majority of Special Session Items
August 20, 2025
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick indicated that the remaining priorities will originate in the House.
Texas Education Agency Releases School Accountability Ratings for 2025 & 2024
Texas Education Agency Releases School Accountability Ratings for 2025 & 2024
August 15, 2025
Legal challenges had halted the release of last year’s ratings.
AG Paxton Secures Commitment From Kellogg’s To Eliminate Artificial Dyes
AG Paxton Secures Commitment From Kellogg’s To Eliminate Artificial Dyes
August 13, 2025
The food giant had previously removed artificial coloring from cereals sold in countries with stricter ingredient safety requirements.
Texas Senate Completes Gov. Abbott’s Agenda Items
Texas Senate Completes Gov. Abbott’s Agenda Items
August 12, 2025
Senators passed legislation on flood relief and congressional redistricting, but without a quorum in the House, the legislation will likely die there.
Texas Officials Seek To Enforce Arrest Warrants on Runaway Democrats Across State Lines
Texas Officials Seek To Enforce Arrest Warrants on Runaway Democrats Across State Lines
August 8, 2025
Attorney General Paxton is asking Illinois to uphold Texas' warrants.