The third special session of the legislature started last Monday, and as the clock ticks down, concerns are growing that the Texas House may not address school choice. When the House met on Thursday, they did so for six minutes.
The short meeting wasn’t out of the ordinary for the chamber. Since the special session began, the House has only met four times and has thus far passed none of the legislation Gov. Greg Abbott placed on the call.
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