Morath to SBOE: TEA Won’t Intervene in School Library Book Disputes
Anybody expecting the education commissioner or the TEA to get involved in local school board disputes about library books will likely be disappointed.
Anybody expecting the education commissioner or the TEA to get involved in local school board disputes about library books will likely be disappointed.
Ruling: A parent’s appeal asking that the education commissioner order an ISD to entirely remove — from its campus libraries — about 48 books for…
Texas, for now, can’t enforce the part of a controversial new law that calls for books being sold to school libraries to have ratings in…
A pair of closely coordinated actions by two state governing bodies has resulted in the final adoption of new public school library standards that implement…
The Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC) is accepting public comments — until Nov. 26 — on a proposed rule that will establish requirements…
A U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel will hear oral arguments in the lawsuit over Texas’ new school library book ratings law — a/k/a…
A U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel quietly issued an order on Monday evening that allows Texas, for now, to enforce the controversial school…
A federal judge on Monday issued a 59-page opinion that enjoins the state from moving ahead with implementing the bulk of the controversial school library…
A divided State Board of Education (SBOE) vetoed this recently approved State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) rule to revise school librarian certification standards (agenda).
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