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Friends of Texas Public Schools Seeks “Teacher of the Year”
Friends of Texas Public Schools is accepting nominations for its Teacher of the Year 2026 award. The winner will receive a $1,000 classroom grant and will be celebrated at its annual dinner in…
Eight Major Party SBOE Races Set for November
The table below summarizes the final outcome of the major party races to fill the eight State Board of Education board seats that are subject to election in November for terms expiring at…
May 29 Deadline for UIL Summer Rule Change Submissions
The deadline for submitting UIL rule change proposals for consideration at the league’s summer Legislative Council meeting is noon Friday, May 29, 2026.
Fifth Circuit Won’t Revive Ex-Richardson ISD Bus Driver’s Discrimination Lawsuit
Ruling: Prior judicial rulings dismissing a former school bus driver’s discrimination lawsuit are affirmed.
Posted: SBOE’s Near Final Literary Works Lists/Social Studies Revisions
Public comments sought: SBOE’s near final literary works lists and Social Studies TEKS revisions.
Judge Denies TASB Injunction Against Texans for Excellence in Education
A federal judge this week largely allowed a copyright lawsuit by the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) against Texans for Excellence in Education (TEE) to move forward — but denied TASB’s quest…
SBOE Seeks “Heroes for Children” Nominations
The State Board of Education (SBOE) is accepting nominations for the 2026 Heroes for Children Award, celebrating more than 30 years of honoring exceptional volunteers in Texas education. Each year, the SBOE selects…
Fifth Circuit Dismisses Conroe ISD Student Assault Lawsuit
Ruling: An ISD is not federally liable over claims that an allegedly racist special-ed student repeatedly verbally and physically harassed an African American special-ed student.
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