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Join Raise Your Hand Texas as we celebrate Public Schools Week! #PSW25 ❤️📚
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Join Raise Your Hand Texas as we celebrate Public Schools Week! #PSW25 ❤️📚
🗣️ Tag your school districts below and share your appreciation for Texas` students, educators, and administrators. 💭
#TxEd #TxLege
Stay up to date on the 89th Legislative Session by reading the latest edition of Raise Your Hand Texas` weekly newsletter from Across the Lawn of the #TexasCapitol!
Read last week`s edition at the link in our bio.
#TxEd #TxLege #TexasVouchers #89thLege #SB26 #HB2 #HB3 #TexasTeachers
Stay up to date on the 89th Legislative Session by reading the latest edition of Raise Your Hand Texas` weekly newsletter from Across the Lawn of the #TexasCapitol!
Read last week`s edition at the link in our bio.
#TxEd #TxLege #TexasVouchers #89thLege #SB26 #HB2 #HB3 #TexasTeachers
This Black History Month, we are celebrating history-makers who started their journey in Texas public schools.
Ron Stallworth is a retired police officer who grew up in El Paso, Texas, and is a former student of El Paso ISD. In the 1970s, Stallworth and his family moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he became the first black cadet in the police department. In 1978, he went undercover to infiltrate the KKK. In 2015, Stallworth authored a book about his investigative experience titled “Black Klansman,” which became the movie "BlacKkKlansman." The film was nominated for six Academy Awards in 2018 and won Best Adapted Screenplay.
#BlackHistoryMonth #TxEd
This Black History Month, we are celebrating history-makers who started their journey in Texas public schools.
Ron Stallworth is a retired police officer who grew up in El Paso, Texas, and is a former student of El Paso ISD. In the 1970s, Stallworth and his family moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he became the first black cadet in the police department. In 1978, he went undercover to infiltrate the KKK. In 2015, Stallworth authored a book about his investigative experience titled “Black Klansman,” which became the movie "BlacKkKlansman." The film was nominated for six Academy Awards in 2018 and won Best Adapted Screenplay.
#BlackHistoryMonth #TxEd
Join the conversation on the #PowerofPreK at the SXSW EDU panel, "A Path Forward: Strengthening Pre-K Across the Nation," featuring Raise Your Hand Texas` Legislative Director, Max Rombado. 🎤🌟🎓
To read more about the amazing speakers and the panel, visit: go.ryht.org/power-of-pre-k
📅 Let the countdown to #SXSWEDU begin!
#TxEd #TxLege
Join the conversation on the #PowerofPreK at the SXSW EDU panel, "A Path Forward: Strengthening Pre-K Across the Nation," featuring Raise Your Hand Texas` Legislative Director, Max Rombado. 🎤🌟🎓
To read more about the amazing speakers and the panel, visit: go.ryht.org/power-of-pre-k
📅 Let the countdown to #SXSWEDU begin!
#TxEd #TxLege
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