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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signs $8.5 billion school funding bill with big boosts for teacher pay, special ed and safety
Texas public schools are about to see a major cash infusion. Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday signed an $8.5 billion funding bill that delivers sweeping investments in teacher pay, early learning and campus security.
Texas public schools to see $8.5B funding boost, teacher raises after Gov. Abbott signs bill
The funding increase comes as some school Texas districts across Community Impact’s coverage areas grapple with growing budget shortfalls, leading some districts to consider closing campuses, cutting staff and slashing elective courses.
Gov. Greg Abbott signed an $8.5 billion provision for schools into law this week, capping the massive educational reform ...
From the capitol to the classroom, Texas lawmakers brought new policies into lesson plans. District 42 State Rep. Richard ...
Governor Greg Abbott announced that more than $481 million in Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) funds have been awarded to ...
About a decade ago, Texas’ public schools suspended more than 100,000 students in pre-K through second grade. Faced with this ...
The State of Texas disbursed over $481 million in incentive bonuses to Texas teachers over the course of the past school year ...
The Texas House and Senate signed SB 37 after conferencing on changes. The final text limits faculty authority and ...
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In Midland, team teacher-leaders get a stipend plus a bonus from the state, resulting in increased pay, job satisfaction, ...
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