Gov. Greg Abbott issued seven items for the legislature to begin addressing immediately.

Gov. Greg Abbott issued seven items for the legislature to begin addressing immediately.
Patrick’s top 25 priorities include passing the biennial budget, school choice legislation, banning consumable THC, and addressing problems with the electrical grid.
State Sen. Brandon Creighton fielded questions about how families with students enrolled in co-ops, learning pods, and micro-schools would fit into the program.
Polling shows 67 percent of Texans support ESA legislation that would benefit all parents, while 72 percent said they would support it for low-income parents.
The measure, authored by State Sen. Brandon Creighton, would establish an education savings account program that most Texas students would be eligible for.
Although the two budget proposals are mostly at parity, including on school choice, they differ in how tax relief and broader education funding are allocated.
The legislation would help more K-12 students pay for education and expenses through 529 savings accounts.
The conservative organization spent nearly $9 million in 14 Republican primaries and runoffs last year.
Education activist Hollie Plemons debated Texas Home School Coalition’s Director of Public Policy Jeremy Newman at a Tarrant County GOP meeting.
Lt. Gov Dan Patrick says the Republican-majority Legislature is poised to pass school choice in 2025.