Take Care of Texas’ K-12 Science Teacher “Ambassadors” Sought
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s Take Care of Texas initiative is accepting applications from K-12 science educators to join its Ambassador Program for SY…
Month: May 2025
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Seven Charter Applicants Near Finish Line via “Capacity Interviews”
The TEA is in the midst of conducting the required “capacity interviews” for the seven remaining Generation 30 applicants seeking to open new charter districts…
New UIL 6A Athlete Concussion Data Released Amid Talk of Scuttling the Longtime Project
Athletic coaches and trainers of UIL 6A schools logged a total of 5,265 student athlete concussions thus far for SY 2024-25 through April 1, 2025,…
Northwest ISD Teacher Who Resigned in Lieu of Nonrenewal Loses Lawsuit Against District
Texas Second Court of Appeals (Fort Worth) Ruling: A lawsuit filed by a teacher who resigned in lieu of her contract being nonrenewed is dismissed.
Morath: Lewisville ISD Violated Student Psychological Testing Law
Ruling: An ISD should have obtained parental written permission before administering two psychological “screenings” to an elementary student as a part of a process to…
Alvin ISD Says Data Breach Potentially Affected 47,000+ People
Alvin ISD last Friday (May 2) made a required reporting (here) to the Texas Attorney General of a data breach affecting 47,606 people. The info…
UIL Seeks to Hire Athletics “Program Administrator”
UT Austin has posted a job opening for the position of “program administrator” for the UIL, with duties including administering athletic sports as assigned by…
Settlement Ends Paxton’s “Critical Race Theory” Lawsuit Against Coppell ISD
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Tuesday (May 6) that he has resolved a lawsuit against Coppell ISD after the district voluntarily took measures to…
Texas AG Paxton: Austin ISD Teaches “Woke Critical Race Theory”
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Monday (May 5) that he is taking legal action against Austin ISD for violating a state law by…
Morath Issues Precedent Setting Decision on School Library Book Challenges
Ruling: A school board must first make specific findings that library books challenged by a parent are either not “pervasively vulgar” or “educationally unsuitable” before…
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