Browsing: Texas education
Three Houston-area mothers have filed a lawsuit challenging Texas’ law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments, arguing it violates religious freedom protections and parental rights.
Midland ISD has filed a lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency, igniting debate about local control and constitutionality.
A Fort Worth ISD principal candidate is suing the district after being reassigned following backlash over resurfaced social media posts. The lawsuit claims Shayma Alzubi was offered a $130,000 districtwide position but wants to be reinstated as principal of Western Hills High School.
A viral video showing young South Texas students walking toward the Mexico border after school has sparked questions about cross-border enrollment, school transportation and public education funding.
A federal judge has ruled that Texas’ lawsuit against Galveston ISD over its refusal to display the Ten Commandments belongs in state court, rejecting the district’s effort to dismiss the case in federal court.
Gov. Greg Abbott launched the Texas Classroom Commission, a teacher-led initiative that will recommend ways to improve public education and support educators.
The Texas State Board of Education approved a required reading list that includes Bible passages for public school students beginning with the 2030-31 school year, alongside classic literature and American founding documents.
More than 40 Texas lawmakers are urging the State Board of Education to adopt revised social studies standards emphasizing American history, patriotism and Christianity.
A Fort Worth Independent School District principal has been removed from her role at a high school pending an investigation…