TEA commissioner calls for phones to be banned from Texas classrooms
The commissioner of the Texas Education Agency told lawmakers last week that he wants cell phones to be banned in classrooms. TEA Commissioner Mike Morath appeared in front of the Texas Senate Education Committee and called phones a distraction that are "extremely harmful for student learning."
Dozens of districts sued Texas saying the ratings painted an unfair picture of their schools. Others voluntarily have ...
The superintendents said they haven’t received enough support from the state or time to fix errors the system generated.
Two new candidates are running for District 29 of the Texas House of Representatives. The pair, Republican Jeffrey Barry and ...
Of the 103 individuals who signed up to give testimony, 87 spoke in opposition to the curriculum and 16 for it (84% against, ...
An El Paso County school district earned a district-wide honor granted by the state for its commitment to military-connected ...
Tuloso-Midway ISD held its State of the District event Thursday, including remarks from Texas Education Agency head Mike ...
Much of the comment came from educators, parents and religious advocates who spoke out against the proposed changes.
David Goodman The state education agency said in new guidance that it ... By Ron DePasquale and Lauren Hard Many educators in Texas are pushing back against a testing system they say is setting ...
The Texas Board of Education’s recent public hearing on the state’s proposed new curriculum sparked intense debate. Critics ...
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