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And Texas’ leaders now have a clear roadmap for action. This poll offers a vital perspective on what really matters to Texans as we approach the state’s historic budget surplus. Leaders on all sides have an opportunity to come together and address the challenges voters see — and pursue widely supported solutions — in ways that help Texans in every part of this great state. Our survey polled 1,000 registered Texas voters from Sept. 6–11 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points. To view the complete poll results, and drill down into the data, visit texas2036.org/poll.

Texas voters agree on key issues going into midterms

Texas 2036’s latest poll reveals Texas voters across party lines support a roadmap for future state action in fundamental policy areas.

Safe and supportive schools for every Texas student

Learning is fostered in environments where students feel safe, engaged, connected, and supported in their classroom and schools. Students who are emotionally and mentally well engage better in their learning. We must equip schools with resources to support every student’s mental health. Currently, there is no dedicated funding to schools for mental health in the state budget. Texas students deserve more.

EarthShare Texas celebrates 30 years with anniversary bash

Texas’ largest environmental federation will celebrate 30 years of environmental advocacy and fundraising at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center on October 13th.

LSC welcomes more than 80,000 each semester. Pictured is the Center for Science & Innovation at LSC-University Park.

Lone Star College, providing quality education for 50 years

Lone Star College is celebrating 50 years of providing high quality, affordable education that helps lead students to academic and career success.

Investing in a stronger pipeline of diverse Texas talent through higher education

By Bank of AmericaIt’s widely heralded that Texas is a great state to do business in, with companies announcing plans to relocate or open offices across the state. As this economic growth continues, we must do all we can to build a highly skilled workforce and strong local talent pool from which businesses can hire […]

It’s time to connect the dots and intervene early

By Raptor TechnologiesFounded in 2002, Raptor has partnered with over 52,000 schools globally, including over 5,000 K-12 US school districts, to provide integrated visitor, volunteer, emergency management, safeguarding, and behavioral threat assessment software and services that cover the complete spectrum of school and student safety.rtStudents across Texas, and the country, are entering into the 2022-23 […]

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 AssociationThe 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 spread, […]

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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.

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