This summer’s Education Law Conference for Principals will include presenter Joy Baskin, the Director of Legal Services for the Texas Association of School Boards, on school safety, campus threats, and […]
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ED311 is thrilled to be exhibiting once again at the 7th Annual National Association of Community and Restorative Justice Conference this coming June in Denver, Colorado! As proponents of Restorative
ED311 Heads to NACRJ this June! Read More »
Janet Horton, a named partner of Thompson & Horton, LLP, in Houston, is a featured speaker at this year’s upcoming Spring Conferences on Special Education and will discuss What’s Going
Special Ed Conference Preview: What’s Going On With LRE? Read More »
The Texas Legislature has been vigorously exploring school finance this legislative session. If one bill passes, Central Texas schools could receive more than $1,800 in funding per student starting next
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Jim Walsh, founding partner of Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle, PC, will deliver a talk on Significant Court Decisions and Why They Matter To You at Ed311’s upcoming Spring
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Appeals Court Affirms Dismissal Of Suit By Muslim Student Who Brought Hoax Bomb To School The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of a well-publicized suit brought on
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In the wake of recent school shootings, Texas lawmakers are exploring a bill to provide more mental healthcare services to students in the public school system. According to the Texas
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This week, we sat down with John Crain, the author of the book, “The Essential Guide to High Quality Curriculum & Instruction: A Handbook for Texas Teachers and Leaders” to
The Texas Association of School Boards reports that Senate Bill 4 was filed last week to address school finance. According to TASB, Senate Bill 4 would fund full-day prekindergarten for
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Last week, the Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas struck down the criminal provision of the Texas Open Meetings Act (“TOMA”) as unconstitutionally vague, but a new bill has already
Texas Open Meetings Act May Undergo Changes this Legislative Session Read More »
