Robert Montoya discusses radical school district plans and Cliff Maloney stops by to discuss the cancellation of Young Americans for Liberty’s convention days before it was to begin.
Texas Scorecard Managing Editor Brandon Waltens recaps the week that was!
Robert Montoya drops by to discuss a Texas school district’s controversial pro-LGBTQ+ plan.
Also, Cliff Maloney from Young Americans for Liberty is here to chat about the City of Dallas’ decision to shut down YAL’s convention just days before it was scheduled to begin.
Brandon will also unveil this week’s hero and halfwits.
Matthew Johnson administered the lifesaving drug Narcan three times this year to students who overdosed.
- A first: Texans to elect Appraisal District Directors in May. - Kinney County officials ask Gov. Abbott for an immediate special session on border security. - Houston ISD expected to seek a multi-billion dollar bond.
The district is under fire for a leaked recording of Superintendent Benny Soileau encouraging staff to support anti-school choice Republicans.
While the district hasn’t said how much a proposed bond would cost, a local paper reported that a recent estimate was for between $3.5 and $5 billion.