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This March, we recognize the incredible women shaping the future of Texas public education. Their leadership, vision, and dedication are creating opportunities and driving positive change.
Today, we honor Dr. Chrysta Carlin, Assistant Superintendent of Schools at @PflugervilleISD. Thank you, Dr. @chrysmc1, for your dedication to student success, your support for educators, and your commitment to strengthening public schools. Your leadership is making a lasting impact in #TxEd! 🧡
#WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInEducation #TxLege
This March, we recognize the incredible women shaping the future of Texas public education. Their leadership, vision, and dedication are creating opportunities and driving positive change.
Today, we honor Dr. Chrysta Carlin, Assistant Superintendent of Schools at @PflugervilleISD. Thank you, Dr. @chrysmc1, for your dedication to student success, your support for educators, and your commitment to strengthening public schools. Your leadership is making a lasting impact in #TxEd! 🧡
#WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInEducation #TxLege
If funding does not increase, school districts across the state will face greater strain, leading to budget cuts that could include shutting down campuses, increasing class sizes, reducing or eliminating programs such as art and music, cutting transportation services, and other essential services, ultimately impacting students directly.
“The issue of inadequate funding must be addressed collaboratively. Use your voices—state legislators are currently meeting to discuss the needs of public schools. Share your experiences and needs to help shape the conversation,” Dr. Hinojosa said. “Spring ISD has developed an optimization plan, bringing our community together to find solutions for our budget deficit. This challenge cannot—and will not—be addressed in isolation.”
Read the full story at go.ryht.org/HTXFunding
#TxEd #TxLege #Houston #HTX
If funding does not increase, school districts across the state will face greater strain, leading to budget cuts that could include shutting down campuses, increasing class sizes, reducing or eliminating programs such as art and music, cutting transportation services, and other essential services, ultimately impacting students directly.
“The issue of inadequate funding must be addressed collaboratively. Use your voices—state legislators are currently meeting to discuss the needs of public schools. Share your experiences and needs to help shape the conversation,” Dr. Hinojosa said. “Spring ISD has developed an optimization plan, bringing our community together to find solutions for our budget deficit. This challenge cannot—and will not—be addressed in isolation.”
Read the full story at go.ryht.org/HTXFunding
#TxEd #TxLege #Houston #HTX
This March, we celebrate the exceptional women leading the way in Texas public education. Their commitment to equity, access, and student achievement is transforming the educational landscape.
Today, we spotlight Dr. Deidre Parish, Superintendent of @AmarilloISD, whose leadership is advancing academic excellence and empowering future generations. Thank you, Dr. Parish, for your tireless dedication to students, educators, and public education. Your work is leaving a lasting legacy in #TxEd! 🧡
#WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInEducation #TxLege
This March, we celebrate the exceptional women leading the way in Texas public education. Their commitment to equity, access, and student achievement is transforming the educational landscape.
Today, we spotlight Dr. Deidre Parish, Superintendent of @AmarilloISD, whose leadership is advancing academic excellence and empowering future generations. Thank you, Dr. Parish, for your tireless dedication to students, educators, and public education. Your work is leaving a lasting legacy in #TxEd! 🧡
#WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInEducation #TxLege
“Our special education funding gap exceeds our budgeted deficit. In 2024, our district costs far exceed state funding in special education by $42 million,” Nancy Humphrey, Plano ISD board of trustees president said.
This gap could be narrowed if House Bill 2, filed this session, is passed. The bill would increase special education allotments, including providing $1,000 to school districts for each initial evaluation.
Read the full story at go.ryht.org/DFWFunding
#TxEd #TxLege #Plano #DFW #HB2 #89thLege
“Our special education funding gap exceeds our budgeted deficit. In 2024, our district costs far exceed state funding in special education by $42 million,” Nancy Humphrey, Plano ISD board of trustees president said.
This gap could be narrowed if House Bill 2, filed this session, is passed. The bill would increase special education allotments, including providing $1,000 to school districts for each initial evaluation.
Read the full story at go.ryht.org/DFWFunding
#TxEd #TxLege #Plano #DFW #HB2 #89thLege
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