A new law went into effect recently that prohibits the use of certain aversive techniques on students enrolled in public schools. The law (H.B. No. 3630, Section 37.0023 to Chapter 37 of […]
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The Texas Education Agency (TEA) today announced the launch of a new web video series, “HB3 in 30,” to help inform school districts and the public about how to implement
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We’re honored to work with so many wonderful partner organizations at ED311 that are making a big impact in the lives of educators and students. One of these partners are
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Thank you to everyone who came out for the 32nd Annual Education Law Conference for Principals! It was a wonderful and informative day at the Austin Convention Center, and we
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“History teaches us that destinies are created from what we truly believe.” This is the quote that hangs in Richard LaMascus’ classroom as a reminder to him of why he
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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to take up a case by four Pennsylvania high school students who challenged their school district’s policy that allows transgender students to use restrooms
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As the founder of Mobile Loaves and Fishes (MLF), a nonprofit dedicated to serving the homeless in Central Texas, Alan Graham knows a thing or two about the importance of
Going Upstream: Restorative Practices and Alan Graham of Mobile Loaves and Fishes Read More »
Special education groups are celebrating the recent passing of Texas House Bill 3, which will provide additional funding benefits for students with learning disabilities, like dyslexia. According to Impact Dyslexia,
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The Texas Association of School Boards reports that Texas leaders have reached a deal on school finance and property tax reform. House Bill 3 is said to increase public education
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In a case titled Boggs v. Krum Indep. Sch. Dist., No. 4:17-CV-583, 2019 WL 1293851 (E.D. Tex. Mar. 21, 2019), a Texas federal court recently considered what conduct by a
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