The Q&A: Jill Allor
In this week’s Q&A, we interview Jill Allor, a professor with the Department of Teaching and Learning at Southern Methodist University. Full Story
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In this week’s Q&A, we interview Jill Allor, a professor with the Department of Teaching and Learning at Southern Methodist University. Full Story
In this week’s Q&A, we interview Marcus Gary, field operations supervisor at the Edwards Aquifer Authority and chairman of the South Central Texas Water Research Interest Group. Full Story
A bill that would have affirmed the legality of some popular fantasy sports sites in Texas died this legislative session, continuing a murky legal landscape for players in the state. Full Story
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Accusations of racism, threats and violence shot through the lower chamber on a tense last day of the regular legislative session. Full Story
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After Rep. Dan Huberty said he wouldn't accept the Senate's changes to House Bill 21, the lower chamber voted to seek a conference committee. Sen. Larry Taylor, chairman for the Senate Education Committee, was not on board. Full Story
The president’s budget proposal for the fiscal year 2018 includes a 13.5 percent cut in education spending. Full Story
Statistician William S. Sanders established the foundation of how we track teacher performance in the U.S. today. Full Story
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