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Round Rock School Board Advised Against Reinstating Scandal-plagued Superintendent
Documents reveal third-party investigator advised the board that “Dr. Azaiez … could not come back into his position and be effective.”
Texas High School Attempts to Block Conservative Student Group
Young America’s Foundation threatens legal action following a principal’s unilateral decision to deny students a YAF chapter.
Round Rock ISD Parents Petition Texas Education Agency
Parents are asking that TEA remove Round Rock ISD Superintendent Azaiez and halt the “criminal actions” of the Round Rock ISD board of trustees.
Conservative Leader Terry Wade to Direct Collin County GOP
As executive director, Wade will help navigate the local Republican party through the November 2022 elections and 2023 legislative session.
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NRA Shoots Down Frazier’s False Claim on Misleading Mailers
Guns rights advocate calls Texas House candidate Frederick Frazier a soft-on-the-Second Amendment Republican.
Runoff Preview: Bius and Kacal Face Off for House District 12
Incumbent Kyle Kacal and Ben Bius compete to represent Central Texas in the state House.
Runoff Preview: Torian-Barineau and DeAyala Square Off for House District 133
Shelley Torian-Barineau and Mano DeAyala compete to represent Houstonians in the state House.
New School Board Trustee Stephanie Elad Ready to Work for Frisco Families
“We’ve got a lot of work to do.”
Runoff Preview: Chan and Dorazio Battle for House District 122
Elisa Chan and Mark Dorazio compete to represent Central Texans in the state House.
McKinney School Board President Sued for Squelching Free Speech
“I admit I got into the gray area a little bit on that,” McKinney ISD trustee Amy Dankel told the board Tuesday.
Runoff Preview: Hill and Schatzline Fight for House District 93
Laura Hill and Nate Schatzline compete to represent North Texans in the state House.
Round Rock ISD Parents Sue School Board After ‘Unconstitutional’ Arrests
“Their concerted actions have demonized and suppressed certain people who advocate for children and their own rights as citizens.”
Runoff Preview: Klick and Lowe Battle Over House District 91
Stephanie Klick and David Lowe compete to represent North Texas in the state House.
Wylie Citizens’ Group Calls for Conservative School District Budget
We The People Wylie and Murphy challenge school board trustees to rein in spending and property taxes.
Round Rock ISD Board Reinstates Scandal-ridden Superintendent
“I’ll just say that for me to vote for this would require the willing suspension of disbelief. I will be voting no.”
Texas’ Most Liberal Region Ends All COVID Restrictions
Travis County and the city of Austin repealed all COVID-related orders and mandates this week.
House District 93 Candidates Discuss Their Platforms
At the Fort Worth Republican Women’s forum, runoff candidates discussed fiscal policy and education as they compete for the open seat.
Scandal-ridden Superintendent To Be Reinstated, Fired, or Given ‘Hush Money’
“It’s time for you five to stop running for cover and hiding from your misdeeds.”
Incumbent Republican Phil Stephenson Faces First Runoff
With a mixed record that places him in the bottom half of Republican legislators, Stephenson now encounters grassroots opposition.
Fredericksburg Parents Winning Fight to Exclude Explicit Books From Schools
“We will not stop fighting for our children.”
Stephanie Klick Faces Runoff Opponent David Lowe at Fort Worth Forum
Klick was forced to defend her legislative record, including accusations that she killed bills to ban child gender mutilation.
Citizens React to Austin School District’s Controversial ‘Pride Week’ of Sexual Behaviors
“Why are you so desperate to talk to kids about sex and confuse them about their gender?”
Granbury ISD Pulls Porn From School Libraries
The public was invited to inspect books singled out for removal due to “overtly sexual content.”
More Trouble Ahead for South Texas School District Rife With Corruption
With federal and state authorities scrutinizing La Joya ISD, it’s likely the board will order special elections for the two seats left vacant by corruption convictions.