A panel of superintendents and law enforcement discusses topics like arming teachers, changes in infrastructure, requests from lawmakers, and expanded mental health resources.
Lawmakers in Austin can’t seem to find common ground when it comes to whether or not to back the school voucher program that would use public funds to pay for private education.
A vote in the Texas House of Representatives Wednesday night blocked the education committee's attempt to potentially vote on the controversial "school choice" bill that, if passed, would give state funding to parents to send their children to private school.
In the first Making the Grade segment, KWTX explained the three domains that make up a score. Tonight at 10 on KWTX, we will explain the proposed changes within those domains, as they’ve been relayed to districts in Central Texas.
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