Texas is entering a new era of public education in which shrinking enrollment, budget shortfalls and the launch of a $1 billion private-school voucher program are converging. Dozens of public-school
Author: Rebecca Greenburg
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The Colorado River Is Sending the West a Warning: There Is No More “Extra” Water, Reduce Water UsageThe Colorado River Is Sending the West a Warning: There Is No More “Extra” Water, Reduce Water Usage
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Texas Democrats Again See an Opening, But Republicans Still Hold the Statewide AdvantageTexas Democrats Again See an Opening, But Republicans Still Hold the Statewide Advantage
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