Author: Aliyya Swaby

Editor’s note: Correction appended. RICHARDSON — Jaculyn Zigtema, a special education director in Whitehouse ISD in East Texas, told state

* This story has been updated throughout.  Texas advocates for Mexican-American studies classes won a bitter victory Wednesday, in gaining

Texas A&M University professor Lori Taylor has a reputation for being fiscally conservative when it comes to school finance. When

Texas got final approval Monday from the U.S. Department of Education for its school improvement and accountability plan, including a

After gathering thousands of responses from parents and advocates, the Texas Education Agency has sketched a new plan for educating kids

A state panel responsible for proposing improvements to Texas’ embattled public school finance system is facing criticism from an unexpected

When Fort Bend ISD board president Kristin Tassin announced in September that she was running for state Senate against incumbent

When Katharine Margiotta and her family go out to eat, she has to read restaurant menus to her 13-year-old son,

Over her 16 years on the State Board of Education, Pat Hardy has rallied for her share of socially conservative measures. She’s endorsed

In the wake of a scathing federal report last month blasting Texas for excluding thousands of students from special education,