Have proposed a constitutional amendment HJR43 that would require ALL property taxes collected for schools actually be spent on schools. Current budget diverts almost $3B of local school prop taxes to non-ed-related expenses. #TruthInTaxation#txlege https://t.co/GhnP8jtvrF
"It’s going to be fun to watch the best players in the world use their creativity and focus on this truly unique layout.” - Jon Drago, #attbyronnelson Tournament Director
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"Being hostile to public education is a bad thing to not just teachers but all the parents who have an investment in the public school system" Feb 20th is 1st day of early voting! #blockvote#txlege#txed https://t.co/6BVaQ3w69V
@ljasmom@MoakCasey Current #TxLege Public Schools funding is apx same as 1980s. But Texas' Student population has almost DOUBLED. Much $ now from stealing local tax money using Chapter 41/Robin Hood. Ch41 was intended to supplement education funding, Not to replace it.
“The state of Texas was derelict. @teainfo was derelict” — @AliyyaSwaby says educators are pushing back hard on @GovAbbott assertion that they are responsible for special ed mess https://t.co/oASqhciEk2 #txlege
“In GOP primary contests for #txlege seats, Johnson is urging educators, church members & other voters to back candidates who support traditional public schools and oppose vouchers.” https://t.co/C3TaVhbYhf @TeachTheVote@Texans4E@TexasAFT @TxEdVote @dallasnews@txstateteachers
North Texas Advocacy Coalition believes a larger, more informed electorate — led by local employees — will lead to less-extreme, more business-friendly candidates #txlege#blockvote#bathroombill 3bizgalz https://t.co/AAncud0Fq5
Who’s afraid of politics? Dallas firms want to get out the vote and set Texas on a better path. Primary Voting is key! #txlege#MLK#blockvote#bathroombill#bizgalz https://t.co/AAncud0Fq5
Here’s the 2004 @teainfo accountability manual showing the 8.5% cap. No doubt a result of the 2004 #txlege efforts led by Grusendorf, et al. In #txed, fact matter.
The numbers are even higher when Americans are asked whether they support privacy protections, such as requiring ISPs to obtain consent from users before monetizing with third parties (85 percent Republicans, 82 percent Democrats, and 78 percent independents).