Note to Gov.
Refusing to sign bills until you get your way on the voucher theft=
Bullying is the use of power—either physical or mental—to harass, hurt, coerce, intimidate, or ridicule others. This behavior is usually repeated over time. See Texas Education Code 37.0832(1).
@TexasMonthly What is bullying?
Bullying is the use of power—either physical or mental—to harass, hurt, coerce, intimidate, or ridicule others. This behavior is usually repeated over time. See Texas Education Code 37.0832(1).
“It’s inexcusable to tax rural families, w/few or no affordable private schools nearby & give the $ to selective schools miles away. It’s indefensible to tax working-class families to give $ to schools only the wealthy can afford even w/a public subsidy.” https://t.co/vdW9BxA32i
@CoachAEstes @mrscaitlinestes @KeneII@mrsashleereed But I have to know one thing. Did you click your Nikes together and chant, “There’s no place like home, there’s no place like home” until you were? Welcome home, kiddo!
Student-centered learning often means students have to do a lot of talking. So where do introverts fit in?
@KaraNewhouse talks student engagement in S8 Ep2 of @MindShiftKQED’s podcast with @theVogelman @DRAmyBerry @RebekahODell1 👇https://t.co/LM28S9rtrE
We have a moral crisis in Texas.
Our state is rich. Over $30 billion.
Our #txed children are poor. Over 3 million.
The governor wants to take from the poor to give to the rich through a voucher program.
It’s not “school choice.”
It’s corruption.
And it’s immoral. #txlege