Our partners at NEDRP are featured in the Laredo Morning Times! Check out this great article about the work they are doing in the Dickinson ISD to help teachers build […]
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The Legislature’s comprehensive safety bill, Senate Bill 11, added Texas Education Code § 37.115, which requires the board of trustees of each school district to establish a “threat assessment and
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As part of an effort to address the safety and security of students in Texas public schools, the Texas Legislature enacted Senate Bill 11, which includes provisions requiring new curriculum
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“You cannot demand a withdrawal from someone you have never invested in.” – Michael Bonner When Michael Bonner first began his teaching career at South Greenville Elementary School – a
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The Texas Legislature set student safety as a priority this legislative session. House Bill 1387, for example, amended Texas Education Code §37.0811(a), allowing the board of trustees of a school
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Senate Bill 38, enacted by the Texas Legislature this session, expands the scope and definition of hazing. Texas Education Code § 37.152 makes it unlawful to (1) engage in hazing; (2) solicit,
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This year, we are excited to announce that Sarah Orman, the senior attorney at the Texas Association of School Boards, will be co-presenting alongside Jim Walsh at three Back to
Sarah Orman, TASB Attorney & Back to School Presenter, in the News! Read More »
We are still buzzing from last week’s Be the Change Conference here in Austin, Texas! We had the honor of working with our partners Life Anew Restorative Justice and SaulPaul
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Joann Howard, a former second grade teacher at a Louisiana elementary school, provided school officials a physician’s statement that diagnosed her with major depressive illness and anxiety disorders. The school
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In I. L. v. Houston Indep. Sch. Dist., No. 18-20113, 2019 WL 2591696 (5th Cir. June 24, 2019), the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the pretrial dismissal of a
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