Join the TribCast team June 11 in Austin or online to discuss session’s impact on Texas schools
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The 2025 legislative session has been one of the most consequential for Texas schools and libraries in recent memory. Lawmakers approved a school voucher program. They're working to add billions in school funding. They're debating stricter requirements for hiring teachers. They're overhauling student discipline rules. They're hoping to ban DEI programs while requiring the Ten Commandments to hang on classroom walls.
On Wednesday, June 11, after the session concludes, join the Tribune's weekly podcast, The Tribcast, at the downtown Austin Central Library or online to discuss what happened and look ahead toward the impact on Texas schools and libraries.
The live broadcast begins at 7 p.m., with audience Q&A to follow.
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