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                        The mother is suing the teacher who allegedly groomed her daughter, as well as the private school and principal she says "failed" their students. A second minor was also added to the suit.
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                        Parents say Trinity Valley hid years of abuse by a former teacher — and silenced those who tried to speak up. Now, they’re taking the school to court.
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                        Families participating in the program could receive about 85% of the amount public schools collect for each attending student from the state and local sources.
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                        The Legislature doesn’t reconvene for another five months, but the battle over creating a school voucher-like program in the state is already well underway. A Texas House committee meeting on Monday may provide a preview of what to expect in the battle ahead.
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                        The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops has been one of the staunchest voucher supporters, arguing it would increase access to religious education regardless of income level.
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                        The governor promised political consequences if lawmakers cannot pass legislation allowing for publicly subsidized school vouchers before March primaries.
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                        A bill to give Texas families public funds to avoid integrated schools almost became law in 1957.
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                        Gov. Greg Abbott and other conservatives say families need options to escape “woke” education in public schools. East Texas parents and school leaders say the national talking points are off base.
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                        If passed, the bill would give parents of children in public school $8,000 for private school-related expenses.
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                        Former Education Secretary John King Jr. thinks a national tutoring program would help students make up for lost learning during the pandemic. He talked with NPR about the challenges facing schools.
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                        An analysis of data from 33 states obtained by Chalkbeat and The Associated Press shows that public K-12 enrollment this fall has dropped across those states by more than 500,000 students, or 2%, since the same time last year.
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                        While small numbers of Texas voters believe spending on public and higher education is too high, pluralities think the state is not spending enough,…