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What Texas lawmakers did this session to close the state’s workforce gaps
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What Texas lawmakers did this session to close the state’s workforce gaps

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Legislation that reached the governor’s desk opened new pathways for high school students to access career training.See the Story
Building the lifelong neighborhood: Single-stair apartments in Texas - Texas 2036
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Building the lifelong neighborhood: Single-stair apartments in Texas - Texas 2036

One promising pro-housing win of the 89th Legislature would open the door for a unique housing typology: the single-stair building. These small-scale, multi-family buildings feature a modest number of units per floor served by a single stairwell. They serve to increase the diversity of the state’s housing stock and offer an additional option for housing families within their existing communities. While widely used in the rest of the world, they …Read Article
Childcare supply and demand in Texas: What we know - Texas 2036
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Childcare supply and demand in Texas: What we know - Texas 2036

In the last year, as many as 70,000 Americans of working age had to stay home from work each month due to childcare problems, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. In Texas, this challenge is especially pronounced for families with young children (under the age of five years old) as publicly funded K-12 schooling is not yet an option for them. Also, the availability of pre-K options for those children (both publicly-funded and tuitio…Read Article

Health care price transparency in the 89th Lege: What got done - Texas 2036

Background Two proposals passed by the 89th Legislature have high potential to vastly improve health care price transparency. FUNDING The 89th Legislature appropriated over $9 million for the biennial operation of the All-Payor Claims Database, which collects health care claims information from insurers enrolling nearly 60% of insured Texans. Though the database was established in 2021, until now researchers have been unable to utilize the datab…Austin, Texas · AustinRead Article

TEA releases STAAR test scores for grades 3-8

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Texas parents are getting a look at how their kids are doing in the classroom, with the release of STAAR test scores.Greg Abbott · TexasSee the Story

ETX WATER RIGHTS: 'I'm Ready to Dig My Heels in and Fight Like a Mad Dog

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Tyler, Texas (KETK)-- Gov. Abbott signed what he calls is the largest generational investment in the states' water infrastructure. Abbott signed Senate Bill 7 and Joint House Resolution 7 in west Texas to protect water for future generations. Texas is growing but the water supply is not keeping up, the 89th legislature invested $20 billion to fund water projects. 1 killed in crash between pickup, motorcycle on I-20 near Marshall "What we'v…Greg Abbott · AbileneSee the Story

3 things that make Tom Luce the most interesting man in Texas - Texas 2036

From a distinguished legal career to becoming a state policy visionary, Tom Luce has spent a lifetime not just asking the tough questions but answering them with bold, forward-thinking solutions. But his path to launching Texas 2036 is only part of the story. Along the way, Tom has worn many hats: legal fixer for business titan Ross Perot Sr., Texas gubernatorial candidate in the 1990s, public servant in the George W. Bush administration, leader…Dallas, Texas · DallasRead Article

Texas invests in strong academic foundations - Texas 2036

Strong academic foundations are necessary to ensure long-term success for Texas students. Right now, only 46% of Texas third graders are reading at grade level, and just 40% are on track in math. Once students fall behind, catching up becomes increasingly difficult. If a child isn’t on grade level by third grade, their odds of catching up are slim. Too many children are missing the strong foundations in reading and math they need for long-term s…Texas, United States · TexasRead Article

Texas passes reforms to strengthen its digital infrastructure - Texas 2036

Texas can’t tackle tomorrow’s challenges with outdated tools — that’s why lawmakers took action this year to strengthen the state’s digital infrastructure. We take a look at the key steps the Legislature took to improve state operations, stay at the forefront in leadership on technology and cybersecurity issues. In an effort to address digital infrastructure, the state creates the Texas Cyber Command HB 150 by Rep. Capriglione (Sen. Parker) The …Infrastructure · San AntonioRead Article

Texas passes major wildfire reforms - Texas 2036

Texas passed major wildfire reforms this 2025 session after facing the largest wildfire in its recorded history in 2024. Not only that, but research shows wildfire seasons are expected to grow longer, with more areas of the state at risk. Data from the First Street Foundation reveals that nearly 9 million properties face wildfire risk over the next 30 years. We take a look at the comprehensive slate of reforms lawmakers passed and how it improve…Wildfires · TexasRead Article

Texas takes steps to address prison higher education - Texas 2036

While highly effective at reducing recidivism, prison higher education has long been underused in Texas. A 2024 report from the Sunset Advisory Commission found that the Texas Department of Criminal Justice lacked the data and infrastructure to effectively manage postsecondary programs. Enrollment dropped by 50% between 2011 and 2021, and as of April 2024, incarcerated Texans on waitlists outnumbered those enrolled four-to-one in associate and b…Education · TexasRead Article

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