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
Meet Richard LaMascus: The Recipient of the 2019 Kemerer Award Read More »
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,
Texas Students with Dyslexia will Benefit from HB 3 Read More »
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
A Deal Is Reached In Texas School Finance Bill Read More »
Andrew Tatgenhorst of the Underwood Law Firm will present at ED311’s upcoming Spring Conference on Special Education Law on the topic, “Liability Concerns for Special Education Personnel.” Included in his
Special Ed Conference Preview: Educator Liability Read More »
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
EdLaw Conference Preview: School Safety, Threats & Mental Health Issues Read More »
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
Bill to Provide Mental Healthcare to Students in Wake of School Violence Read More »
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
School Finance Bill Filed Read More »
