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Education Opens Doors: A customized approach to high school choice

Districts across the country are creating more choices and options for students as they enter high school and prepare for their post-secondary lives. How can we help ensure that students and their families are fully informed about these options?

Solar makes Texans more free and more safe

Rooftop solar systems fortify Texas’ power grid and lower electricity costs, making Texans more free and more safe. The state should make it easier for Texans to adopt them.

Hospitals pulled us through a pandemic – Now let’s pull for them

By John Hawkins, President/CEO of Texas Hospital Association The passage of time takes the sting out of painful memories. It’s a coping mechanism that allows us to move on from trauma and move forward with hope. As the pandemic moves toward second-page news, it’s hard to recall the early days of intense uncertainty, rapid-fire disease […]

City of Austin Parks and Recreation (COAPR)

Rediscover these five historic Austin gems

Now that Austin’s scorching hot streak is over, it’s time to reacquaint yourself with five of Austin Parks & Recreation’s most iconic historic sites.

Three FAQs about filing a personal injury claim in Texas

Slack Davis Sanger attorneys answer top questions to help you understand the legal process

Pulling back the curtain on health care prices

Texas 2036’s new online tool reveals wide variation in prices for health care services – and significant information gaps.

Continuing the education equity battle

For ten years, our organization has provided students with life-changing information, helping them realize their limitless potential. The battle for education equity, however, is far from over.

“School choice” and vouchers are not the same thing

The education policy winds are shifting towards school vouchers in many states across the country. It would benefit Texas to not fall into the trap.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas announces $1,000,000 in grant funding

The Texas-based health plan has partnered with National Fitness Campaign to award funding to municipalities, schools and other organizations to improve quality of life and create equitable access to outdoor exercise programs for communities around the state.