Research shows that for Active Movers, small, continuous movements actually improve attention, working memory, and on-task behavior. Our environments shouldn’t just “allow” movement; they should be intentionally designed to support it. Check out latest blog for more.
This Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to say a massive THANK YOU to the educators who show up every day to inspire, challenge, and support our students. You are the heart of the school, and we are honored to help provide the spaces where your magic happens.
Huge thank you to @TXLA for an incredible conference, we’re having a blast connecting with everyone. Stop by booth #1241 and say hi! Check out some of our favorite moments from the exhibit hall floor!
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@furnishingsLSF@TXLA We are having so much fun @TXLA. Thank you Texas librarians for all you do for our students and teachers! We always look forward to spending time at this conference. Y’all are THE BEST!!!❤️
Join us at the TLA Conference starting this Sunday and chat with us about what makes an effective Learning Commons space in 2026!
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What makes something a good investment for your school, and how can focusing only on up-front affordability cost your district money in the long-run?
Learn more in this month's blog, The Long-Term Value of Quality
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@TXLA members: come and see us if you are heading to #TXLA2025! We will have free live design sessions available in our booth—sign up quick! https://t.co/Qf2PaihQGN
.@GovAbbott is amassing & hoarding your property taxes (4x the average surplus!) for a massive cash pay out to the wealthy & well-connected via “taxpayer-funded vouchers” while schools shutter & districts raise taxes to pay teachers…
… & he has the nerve to brag about it. smh
The House is considering HB 1 which includes a voucher system that will cost $2B by the second year of the program - a significant new financial burden for the state while public schools remain underfunded by $14B+.
Click here to tell your Rep to vote NO: https://t.co/NW1rPDLcvo
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Teachers got nothing.
Education retirees got nothing.
ISD budgets didn’t even get an inflationary increase.
Keep rationalizing why you vote the way you do. You are hurting children with your vote.
Sharing this post from Troy Reynolds because it is so true and so wrong!
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For those of you who continue to vote for Abbott:
We have a $33 billion dollar surplus.
Every other state employee got a raise, including the legislature (30%) and the commissioner ($100k).
How is it that a state with the 10th largest economy in the world and 2nd largest in the nation ranks 42nd in per pupil spending and 28th in teacher pay?!
Yet the Governor seeks to further take resources from #txed for a political agenda and is threatening spending millions on a special session in September. Doesn't sound democratic.
The fight is far from over. The committee has until Saturday to vote out #SB8. Keep those letter and phone calls going. #txlege
This is for all of the public educators that believe in what we do. We may not be perfect, but we make the best decisions for all kids. My ❤️ is full of gratitude. @Dynette4FISD @markhillfisd Thank you and congratulations!
The #txlege House has NO responsibility to give @GregAbbott_TX “some kind of win” on vouchers.
He pushed & prioritized a bad program Texans reject. He did so to placate national political interests.
The only people deserving a “win” are our 5.5 million #txed kids!
Thank you to everyone who got out and voted! #grateful
Please stay engaged. Public education is still under attack in Texas, and this won't be the last fight.