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by Kate McGee, The Texas Tribune
December 5, 2013
As more charter schools in Texas establish partnerships with colleges and universities, some education experts worry that traditional public schools — which are already grappling with new high school diploma rules — are being left behind. Read the full story at KUT News.
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Kate McGee is an Austin-based enterprise and investigative reporter. She joined the Tribune in October 2020 as a higher education reporter. She was a three-time finalist for the Education Writers Association's... More by Kate McGee
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