Texas schools are cracking down on the dangerous practice of “passing the trash,” where school administrators fail to report educators’ sexual misconduct, allowing them to continue teaching elsewhere. In 2017, Texas lawmakers enacted tougher penalties to prevent this from happening.
Parents called on trustees to hold everyone accountable who knew about Moore Middle School Coach Caleb Elliott secretly recording boys.
Proposition Q would raise city property tax bills 20 percent.
With interest, the school bond would cost local property taxpayers $1.1 billion—double what voters will see on the November ballot.
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