District dad Mohammad Alkurdi told trustees “a robust partnership between Plano ISD administration and Plano parents is crucial.”
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Collin County Proposes Property Tax Increase
County Judge Chris Hill cast the lone vote against the proposed tax hike, one of the largest in county history.
Fort Worth ISD Closes School Libraries to Check for Explicit Materials
A new state law taking effect September 1 requires school districts to ensure library materials are age-appropriate.
Tarrant Appraisal District Gives Troubled Chief a ‘Vote of Confidence’
Following a 90-day probation, the board voted 3-2 to keep Jeff Law.
ACLU Pushes Against Policies Protecting Children
The American Civil Liberties Union is filing federal civil rights complaints against schools that ensure students compete in events and use the bathrooms according to their biological sex.
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Dallas County GOP Condemns Paxton Impeachment
Dallas is the latest, and largest, local Republican Party denouncing the Texas House vote to impeach the attorney general.
Libs of TikTok Calls Out School’s Graphic Book
The book is labeled as “adult only,” but it is still on library shelves in Fort Worth middle schools.
McKinney Dad Sues School District for Banning Him From His Kids’ Campuses
Samuel Hall’s attorney Janelle Davis says they hope to give courage to other parents to stand up to abuses of power by school districts.
Coppell ISD Sued for Discrimination, Teaching CRT
A Coppell ISD family has filed several grievances and lawsuits against CISD for allegedly discriminating against their 10th-grade son and retaliating against them for their report of the discrimination.
Frazier Extends Legislative Continuance in Felony Case
State Rep. Frederick Frazier was granted a second 30-day court delay in a year-old case accusing him of campaign sign shenanigans.
Rinaldi Rallies Rockwall Republicans
Texas GOP chairman fires up grassroots activists in the home county of Republican State Rep. Justin Holland, who called party volunteers “irrelevant.”
Dallas to Spend $3 Million on Homeless Housing
The city will contract with an organization to procure rental housing for the homeless.
Dallas Walgreens Houses Secret Transgender Clinic
The clinic has been housed in the back of a Walgreens since 2022.
Keller ISD Adopts Commonsense Bathroom and Pronoun Policies
The new school policies protect students’ safety and privacy, as well as the free speech rights of everyone in the district.
City of Fort Worth Hacked by Radical Group Promoting Gender Mutilation
City officials say the group’s goal was to embarrass Fort Worth officials and make a political statement.
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BREAKING: Prosper ISD School Board President Arrested for Indecency with a Child
Trustee Drew Wilborn was booked into Dallas County jail on Wednesday.
Prosper ISD Board Gives Scandal-plagued Superintendent a Vote of Confidence
Prosper parents are unlikely to receive transparency or accountability from the district until the sex abuse lawsuit is resolved.
Will New Details About Sex Abuse Scandal Impact Prosper Superintendent’s New Contract?
Prosper ISD parents deserve answers and accountability.
Texas Restaurant Backpedals on ‘All-ages’ Drag Show, Now 18+ Only
“This is just a tiny win in a fight that will only rage harder.”
Conservative Company Responds to Grapevine Police Rejecting Gift After Leftists Attack
“Patriot Mobile remains resolute in supporting our first responders.”
Democrat Lawmakers Praise Dallas Restaurant’s ‘All-ages’ Drag Show
“It’s … sick hearing these lawmakers praise the ‘all-ages’ drag show where performers toast the people who ‘lick us where we pee.’”
‘Disappointed’ GOP Grassroots Will Keep Pressing Lawmakers to Pass Priorities
“Every citizen should be in contact with their state representative and senator.”
Tarrant County Judge Rescinds Local COVID Emergency Declaration
Lifts the emergency orders imposed by predecessor.
Collin County Activists, Officials Press Lawmakers for Republican-only Committee Chairs
“The future of Texas is threatened by Democrat-run committees.”
Former Dallas County Commissioner J.J. Koch Appointed to District Criminal Court
After losing re-election, Koch was appointed by Gov. Abbott to fill a judicial vacancy.