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TEA Releases Final 2022-23 ISD and Charter Fiscal Ratings
The TEA today released the final 2022-23 School (ISD) and Charter Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) accountability ratings for Texas public school systems (summarized in this table): Districts and Charters with…
Venus ISD Wrongly Rejected Parental Request to Opt Student Out of Accelerated Instruction
Ruling: A school district must exempt a student from state-required accelerated instruction if the student’s parent states a moral or religious objection to the requirement. Parent A/N/F Student v. Venus ISD, No. 015-R10-12-2022….
UIL Posts Info About “Residence Rule” Revision
The UIL has posted info about a revision to the athletics participation related “Residence in School District and Attendance Zone” rule that became effective on Oct. 30. The rule change: More info
Abbott Claims Deal Reached with House Leaders to Lift Voucher Blockade by Increasing Public School $$$$$
Governor Abbott announced today that he has reached a deal with House Speaker Dade Phelan and his House leadership — and with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick — that could result in the Legislature…
Public Comments Sought on Proposed School Library Standards
The Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC) is accepting public comments — until Nov. 26 — on a proposed rule that will establish requirements by which a school library can acquire, maintain…
Three Original Texas School Meal Recipes Introduced
The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) has just posted standardized recipes — in collaboration with the Culinary Institute of America-San Antonio, Florence ISD and Salado ISD — for: Each recipe features local Texas…
Texas Supreme Court Dismisses Two COVID-Era Lawsuits as “Moot”
The Texas Supreme Court dismissed “as moot” lawsuits filed by the state against San Antonio IOSd
Judge Temporarily Blocks Release of Next Round of A-F Accountability Ratings
A Travis County judge late Thursday afternoon granted a temporary injunction that prevents, for now, the TEA from releasing the next round of A-F accountability ratings for ISDs, charters and their campuses. In…
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