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How High School Students at San Antonio’s Largest Districts Performed in This Year’s STAAR Tests
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How High School Students at San Antonio’s Largest Districts Performed in This Year’s STAAR Tests

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The Texas Education Agency released scores showing how Texas high schoolers performed on the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness end-of-course exams.See the Story
‘The House Got Rolled’: Gene Wu on the Trials of the 89th Texas Legislature
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‘The House Got Rolled’: Gene Wu on the Trials of the 89th Texas Legislature

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The job of leading the minority party in the Texas House has long consisted, at best, of harm reduction and something like emergency room triage. At worst, it amounts to frantically herding several dozen cats—many of whom can be coaxed out of their homes by the GOP House speaker’s saucers of warm milk.  Since 2009, Dems have largely wielded their collective power to elevate their preferred Republican to the House speakership as a means to minimi…See the Story
Texas works toward health care affordability in 2025 - Texas 2036
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Texas works toward health care affordability in 2025 - Texas 2036

The average family premium for employer-sponsored insurance in Texas now tops $25,000, almost one-third of the state’s median household income. One in three Texans, and over half of Texas moms, have skipped care because they couldn’t find out what it would cost beforehand. What it means: Lack of price transparency is a barrier to care, and it’s costing Texans. That’s why the 2025 Texas Legislature took steps to improve the health of our health c…Read Article

Texas expands high school career pathways - Texas 2036

More than six in 10 jobs require a degree or credential, but only 36% of Texas high school graduates earn one within six years. Texas must expand access to workforce credentials in high school so students who choose not to attend college can still step into strong, career-ready jobs after graduation. This session, the 2025 Legislature took key steps to make Texas a national leader in modernizing high school education. 1.Texas Redefined the Goals…Texas, United States · TexasRead Article

8 ways the TXLege advanced a career-ready workforce - Texas 2036

The 89th Legislature made significant progress toward preparing Texans for high-demand careers. Lawmakers advanced reforms to modernize community college finance, expand access to affordable bachelor’s degrees and better align education more directly with workforce needs. They even built on prior reforms (notably HB 8 from 2023) with data-driven, future-focused investments. We take a look at 8 ways the Legislature advanced a career-ready workfor…Austin, Texas · AustinRead Article

Why STAAR matters: Keeping Texas students on track - Texas 2036

This week, the Texas Education Agency released the results of the five End-of-Course exams that Texas students took this spring in key high school courses — Algebra I, Biology, English I and II, and U.S. History. Next week, Texas families will receive the results for the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, widely known as STAAR, for grades 3–8. These moments often renew conversations about the role of standardized testing in our sc…Texas, United States · TexasRead Article

Texas Legislature Approves $8.5 Billion Boost for Public Schools After Years of Stagnant Funding

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The Texas House on Thursday gave the final stamp of approval to legislation authorizing roughly $8.5 billion in funding for public schools, sending the bill to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk where it is soon expected to become law.Donald Trump · AustinSee the Story

Supplemental budget bill in Senate Finance: 3 takeaways - Texas 2036

Lawmakers on the Senate Committee on Finance met today, in what will likely be one of their last public meetings of the regular session to lay out and take public testimony on legislation. Among the most highly anticipated bills of the hearing was the layout of House Bill 500, the supplemental appropriations bill. Traditionally, in addition to the General Appropriations Act, the Texas Legislature passes a supplemental appropriation bill to addre…Finance · AustinRead Article

Where are the uninsured located in Texas? Part 2: By census tract - Texas 2036

This the second part in a data analysis series on Texas’ uninsured, with the focus this time on census tract data. Texas continues to lead the nation with 16.4% of its population without health insurance. In Part 1 of this series, we looked at county-level trends in the uninsured and where they live. We found that the largest number of the uninsured live in densely populated cities such as Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and others. But…San Antonio, Puerto Rico · San AntonioRead Article

Understanding Texas' uninsured - Texas 2036

This is a preview of our Texas 2036 newsletter with our look at Texas’ uninsured and how to close the coverage gap. To receive this weekly look at our work, sign up here. The Story of Texas’ Uninsured Too many Texans are falling through the cracks of our health care system. While Texas has taken steps to expand access, nearly two million uninsured residents likely qualify for affordable coverage but aren’t enrolled. That’s why we’re digging into…Austin, Texas · AustinRead Article

At a Premium: Texas Legislature Mulls Reforms to Cumbersome Insurance Industry

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Premiums are up substantially over the last few years and multiple insurance companies have pulled out of the state.Senate · AustinSee the Story

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