Texas Supreme Court Ends Lampasas ISD’s 9-Year Battle to Block Detachment of 335 Acres
The Texas Supreme Court (TSC) this morning (Oct. 24, 2025) dealt the final blow to Lampasas ISD‘s (LISD) nine-year unsuccessful attempt to block the detachment…
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Ex-Administrator’s Lawsuit Against La Villa ISD and School Trustee Dismissed
Texas Thirteenth Court of Appeals (Corpus Christi-Edinburg)
Ruling: An ISD and school board member have sovereign immunity from being sued over an ex-administrator’s claims that she lost her job in retaliation for not placing the trustee’s daughter on the dean’s list. -
TCEQ Alternative Fueling Facilities Grants
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is accepting applications under the Texas Emissions Reduction Plan’s (TERP) Alternative Fueling Facilities Program (AFFP). Eighty-Eight Counties A…
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TEA to Take Over Fort Worth ISD by Spring 2026
Education Commissioner Mike Morath announced this morning (Oct. 23, 2025) that he will appoint a board of managers, conservator and superintendent to replace Fort Worth…
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Fall Enrollment at Texas Colleges and Universities Sets Record
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) released (press release) preliminary numbers today (Oct. 22, 2025) showing more than 1.6 million students enrolled this fall…
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Federal Judge “Permanently” Strikes Down Book Ratings Portion of READER Act
A federal judge on Tuesday (Oct. 21, 2025) issued a permanent injunction prohibiting Education Commissioner Mike Morath from enforcing the portion of Texas law requiring…
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UIL Posts Details for Oct. 26-27 Legislative Council Meeting
The UIL has just posted the agendas and related information for the Oct. 26-27 (Sunday/Monday) 2025 Legislative Council Meeting at the Austin Marriott North, Round…
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TWC Launches Employer Child Care Initiative
The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) invites employers to apply for the Employer Child Care Solutions (ECCS) initiative (press release). The ECCS initiative offers technical assistance…
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iteachTexas Rebuffs Former Certification Candidate’s Lawsuit
Texas Sixth Court of Appeals (Texarkana) Ruling: An educator preparation program had justifiable reasons for not recommending a teacher certification candidate for standard certification.
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State’s First “High-Performing Entity” Charter Delays Opening
The state’s first — and thus far only — charter approved as a “high-performing entity” (HPE) charter has asked the education commissioner to delay its…
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