Opinion
Texas school vouchers are inevitable, but they shouldn’t be universal
Gov. Greg Abbott insists on a universal voucher program for which all students are eligible, regardless of income. That is the proposal developed by the Senate: a $1 billion program that would subsidize about $10,000 per student in private school tuition and $2,000 for homeschooling. Officials expect that about 100,000 kids would benefit.
4don MSN
Gov. Greg Abbott said Sunday he wants state lawmakers to slash property taxes by $10 billion, launch a massive water project ...
Gov. Greg Abbott said Tuesday evening that a universal, school choice voucher program that gives parents public dollars to ...
Since his reelection campaign in 2022, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has been foiled in perhaps his biggest priority as the state’s ...
This gives emergency items a ‘head start’ in the legislative process, allowing bills to be voted on and possibly signed ...
The three-term Republican governor touted his achievements on border security as he calls for more tax cuts and more money ...
Abbott claimed a public school principal quit because students no longer said the Pledge of Allegiance. State law has required its recitation since 2017.
After seven hours of debate over Senate Bill 2 on the Senate floor Wednesday, the chamber suspended rules so lawmakers could ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback