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This week`s Across the Lawn, Raise Your Hand Texas provides details on the HB 4 Hearing announcement, the release of A-F ratings, vouchers being concurred by the Senate, and HB 123 passing the House.
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#txed #txlege #HB4 #HB123
This week`s Across the Lawn, Raise Your Hand Texas provides details on the HB 4 Hearing announcement, the release of A-F ratings, vouchers being concurred by the Senate, and HB 123 passing the House.
Subscribe and read the full newsletter at the link in our bio.
#txed #txlege #HB4 #HB123
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan proclaimed the first Mathematics Awareness Week to spotlight the importance of math in our everyday lives. Today, that legacy continues as Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month—a time to recognize the power of numbers in shaping futures, solving problems, and strengthening education. From classrooms to careers, math matters. 📐📊🧠🚀💼
#MathAwarenessMonth #MathStatMonth #STEM #TxEd #TxLege
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan proclaimed the first Mathematics Awareness Week to spotlight the importance of math in our everyday lives. Today, that legacy continues as Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month—a time to recognize the power of numbers in shaping futures, solving problems, and strengthening education. From classrooms to careers, math matters. 📐📊🧠🚀💼
#MathAwarenessMonth #MathStatMonth #STEM #TxEd #TxLege
If you’ve ever wanted to testify for a bill under review by the Texas Legislature or submit written comments, now is the time.
HB 4, the assessment & accountability bill, will be heard on Tuesday, April 29. This will take place as students across the state continue to take the STAAR Test, and the Texas Education Agency has released the 2023 A-F Accountability Ratings.
Read our blog post to learn more about the process and how you can make your voice heard (link in bio): go.ryht.org/testify
#HB4 #89thLege #TxEd #TxLege #TxTeachers
If you’ve ever wanted to testify for a bill under review by the Texas Legislature or submit written comments, now is the time.
HB 4, the assessment & accountability bill, will be heard on Tuesday, April 29. This will take place as students across the state continue to take the STAAR Test, and the Texas Education Agency has released the 2023 A-F Accountability Ratings.
Read our blog post to learn more about the process and how you can make your voice heard (link in bio): go.ryht.org/testify
#HB4 #89thLege #TxEd #TxLege #TxTeachers
"In Waco ISD, the district has seen fuel costs surge 49.5% over the past five years. Sunnyvale ISD paid just over $300,000 for property and casualty insurance in 2022; now the cost is over $500,000. In Belton ISD, the deficit for the 2024-25 school year was projected at $8.2 million, and in Leander ISD the Central Texas fast-growing district faces a $34.4 million deficit. Comal ISD faces an estimated $23.6 million shortfall.
These are not isolated cases; they reflect a system stretched beyond its limits."
Read the full article here (link in our bio): https://www.raiseyourhandtexas.org/hb2-sb26-school-funding-teacher-pay/
Image is from April 3, 2025, when more than 175 public school advocates convened at the Capitol for Raise Your Hand Texas’ School Funding Day.
#TxEd #TxLege #FundOurSchools #TxTeachers #HB2 #SB26
"In Waco ISD, the district has seen fuel costs surge 49.5% over the past five years. Sunnyvale ISD paid just over $300,000 for property and casualty insurance in 2022; now the cost is over $500,000. In Belton ISD, the deficit for the 2024-25 school year was projected at $8.2 million, and in Leander ISD the Central Texas fast-growing district faces a $34.4 million deficit. Comal ISD faces an estimated $23.6 million shortfall.
These are not isolated cases; they reflect a system stretched beyond its limits."
Read the full article here (link in our bio): https://www.raiseyourhandtexas.org/hb2-sb26-school-funding-teacher-pay/
Image is from April 3, 2025, when more than 175 public school advocates convened at the Capitol for Raise Your Hand Texas’ School Funding Day.
#TxEd #TxLege #FundOurSchools #TxTeachers #HB2 #SB26
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