In an effort to reduce its $400 million budget deficit, Wyoming lawmakers will vote on a bill that caps special education funding.
Sanya Mansoor
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More training opportunities to help principals adapt
Training programs to help school principals adapt to their evolving roles are becoming more common.
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Feds raid charter school headquarters
Federal agencies were involved in a raid of the headquarters of a Los Angeles-based charter school last week after concerns of fraud.
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Low-income students struggle with digital divide
While wealthier districts overflow with the latest classroom technology, some communities struggle to provide students with basic tools.
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The Brief: What to expect from Greg Abbott’s State of the State
Gov. Greg Abbott will give his State of the State address today. In a session already filled with priorities — Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is aggressively pushing 25 — Abbott may add some clarity.
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Two Texas mosques burned to the ground this month
The Islamic Center of Victoria was destroyed by a massive fire Saturday, less than three weeks after the partly constructed Islamic Center of Lake Travis suffered the same fate.
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Muslim leaders denounce “intolerance” as lawmakers hold “Islamic Terrorism” event
As Republican lawmakers met for a “homeland security summit,” Muslim leaders said state Rep. Kyle Biedermann discriminated against them in sending a letter to poll their beliefs.
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The Brief: After controversial survey, lawmaker hosts summit on ‘radical Islamic terrorism’
A state representative is holding a “Homeland Security Forum” at the state Capitol today, but a controversial survey the lawmaker sent out to “Islamic Leaders” polling their beliefs may overshadow the event.
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Meet the new members of the Texas Legislature
Twenty-two new faces have taken their places in the Texas Legislature this year — 21 of them in the House and one in the Senate. All but seven of them are Republicans.
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The Q&A: Bech Bruun
In this week’s Q&A, we interview Bech Bruun, chairman of the Texas Water Development Board.