The new curriculum could help to alleviate high property taxes and time constraints on teachers.

The new curriculum could help to alleviate high property taxes and time constraints on teachers.
Is radical gender ideology in your kids’ schools?
“In-state tuition pricing, subsidized by Texas taxpayers, is one of the few privileges afforded to Texas residents attending a state school in Texas.”
Over the past year, parents have been fighting the sexualization of children in public schools.
Tyler County joins 10 other counties in declaring an invasion and calling for state action.
The list currently includes 24 lawmakers from the House and Senate, as well as all of the Republican challengers to Gov. Greg Abbott.
He joins an already crowded Republican field challenging the incumbent Ken Paxton for the position.
“Since the Texas Association of School Boards refuses to do the right thing to sever ties with the clearly un-American organization called the National School Boards Association, it’s time for our local ISDs to leave TASB.”
Has three declared challengers in the GOP primary.
Candidates and elected officials across the state of Texas applaud as Kenosha jury finds Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty on all criminal charges.
Gov. Abbott approves funds for new Election Audit Division.
The Fort Worth-based JPS hospital and health network requires that employees take a COVID-19 shot prior to December 5 to meet the January 4 deadline.
After being exposed by gubernatorial candidate Don Huffines, the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services withdraws CRT course.
The South Texas environmental activist previously ran as a Republican for Texas House, but he has switched his party affiliation to run on “climate change.”
Serving in the Texas Senate since 1983, Whitmire boasts about $11 million in his campaign account.
The Senate unanimously voted to draw nearly $6 billion from the $8 billion Economic Stabilization Fund.
State Rep. John Zerwas’ “Texas Solution” to Medicaid is neither a solution, nor is it good for Texas.
Speaker Joe Straus’ leadership doesn’t want “tea party freshmen to do their thing.”
The two efforts drawing dollars from the Rainy Day Fund are seemingly noble causes, but both efforts rely on creating new debt.
The sales-tax hike is being sold as a “temporary” tax increase, but it will last until 2030!
If Carona’s bill becomes law, Texans will be further from getting free markets and limited government.
It is too late to make room in the budget for House Bill 11, so the legislature will have to decide if they want to bust the budget cap…
With taxpayers’ money, Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program has subsidized the production of at least one commercial for the Dallas Morning News.
Lawmakers tell you they are going to “invest” your money, but they really mean “spend.”
Republican John Zerwas almost sneaked Medicaid expansion into the House budget. He was stopped.