Ex-Caddo Mills ISD Athletic Director Loses Appeal
Ruling: The education commissioner’s conclusion that an ISD did nothing wrong in reassigning its long-time athletic director to a teaching only position in the middle…
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Ruling: The education commissioner’s conclusion that an ISD did nothing wrong in reassigning its long-time athletic director to a teaching only position in the middle…
Ruling: The University of North Texas (UNT) can continue charging out-of-state students higher tuition than Texas residents, even if the Texas resident is an illegal…
Ruling: The TEA lacks the authority to enact the so-called “Special Rule” that is built into the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) concerning certain…
The following is a list of the major school related bills that became law (or will become law soon) — thanks to them either not…
SBOE’s June meeting included TEA updates on what happened on the school legislation front during the regular session that ended on May 29.
Ruling: State law empowered the governor to ban local governmental entities from imposing mask mandates due to COVID-19. Greg Abbott v. Harris County, et al.,…
The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled, via a 6-3 vote, that race based admissions at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina were unlawful….
Ruling: A three-month-old U.S. Supreme Court decision involving a special-ed lawsuit that originated in Michigan means that a Texas mother will be able to pursue…
The entire U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will reconsider the dismissal by a three-judge Fifth Circuit panel of a lawsuit filed by a former…
Ruling: A teacher was justifiably fired for including the name of a student in an email he sent to media outlets about a Child Protective…
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