Instead, both chambers want to create a three-test system, with students being tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the school year with smaller tests. However, the House and Senate’s version ...

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House Republicans have put pen to paper on their education reforms aimed at cutting the number of Standards of Learning tests and improving the remaining assessments. They seek more “blended ...

The Texas House voted almost unanimously on Monday to ... The plan would mark the most dramatic redesign of the state’s tests since STAAR was established in 2011 for public school students ...

AUSTIN, Texas — A new bill that could bring major changes to how public schools across the state are held accountable has cleared a major hurdle at the Texas Capitol. House Bill 4, which has now ...

Shapiro ground in early positioning for a White House run. While other potential Democratic candidates are out and about, in the news, pushing themselves, Shapiro’s facing (at least) two months ...

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For instance, the House doesn’t mirror the Senate’s call to sharply cut funding for a program that has helped pay for the cost of high school students to take Advanced Placement tests.

The Texas House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to replace the state's public education assessment tests, sending that policy now to the Texas Senate. If signed into law, it would replace the ...

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ACS CAN (American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network) is disappointed by Governor Kevin Stitt’s veto of a bill aimed at expanding access to supplemental breast cancer screening tests.