A newly passed bill should let the TEA replace Houston ISD's entire school board, changing the course of an ongoing lawsuit.
Parents say ideas derived from critical race theory are being presented to teachers and students in the state’s third-largest public school district.
An ongoing legal battle in Houston ISD has prompted the state legislature to approve revisions to the state’s public education A-F accountability system.
Tuesday, May 25 is the last day for the Texas House to consider Senate bills and joint resolutions that have not yet passed the chamber.
The list of America's "founding documents" swelled as the night went on, eventually including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Legislation giving public charter schools a property tax exemption on leased or purchased property was reconsidered and narrowly passed in the Texas House.
With a controversial "cultural competence plan" as a central issue in the campaigns, voters in Carroll ISD in Southlake decisively elected candidates who promised to fight against it.
Many Texas parents say public school districts are not providing transparency in the selection of sexual education programs nor full access to approved materials.
State lawmakers are considering bolstering Texas public education standards to require study of the US Constitution, the first Lincoln-Douglas debate, and excerpts by Alexis de Tocqueville.
A school district in North Texas adjusted the total of its bond package after the proposal failed in November. Voters will be asked to approve $746 million in bonds on May 1.
The board president and vice-president were indicted based on text messages related to the cultural competence action plan that has been a source of controversy in the district.
New legislation would prevent local governments from forcing public charter schools to follow different rules than traditional school districts regarding zoning, permitting, and construction.
