Legislation that would allocate $1 billion in state dollars for private school tuition and raise funding for public schools by $7.7 billion is headed to the Texas House floor.

TheTexas House Committee on Public Education “moved universal school choice one step closer to reaching my desk,” Texas Gov.

Texas' school choice legislation, Senate Bill 2, advances towards law, supported by Governor Abbott and lawmakers after comprehensive public testimony.

Dems could do little but sound alarm on vouchers—and warn $7 billion school-finance package is still not enough.

Action from the legislature has been designated an emergency item by Governor Greg Abbott this session, and water supply conversations come at a key time. According to the Texas Water Development ...

By Texas Senator Robert Nichols, Texas Senate District 3 This week we welcomed the Texas Forestry Association (TFA) to sthe Texas Capitol. TFA, which has been active since 1914, has […] ...

The Texas House Committee on Public Education also proposes changes to its sweeping school finance proposal. House Bill 2 ...

Two controversial education bills, SB 2 and HB 2, are moving to the full Texas House. The school funding and school choice ...

The Texas House Public Education Committee advanced bills for school vouchers and school funding Thursday, teeing up the high ...

The Texas House Committee on Public Education also proposes changes to its sweeping school finance proposal. House Bill 2 ...

The updated proposal that moves to the full House for consideration would prioritize students transitioning from public to ...

First on the agenda was HB 2, the school funding measure that originated in the House. The committee passed it by a vote of 13-2.