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The Texas House Public Education Committee on Thursday voted in favor of a $1 billion spending cap for the first two years of a potential school voucher program and increasing by $395 the base amount of money public school districts receive for each student.

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A narrow majority of the Texas House signed on in support of the chamber性视界传媒檚 school voucher bill on Wednesday, signaling that Gov. Greg Abbott性视界传媒檚 top priority is on track to clear the lower chamber.

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The Texas House filed legislation Thursday that would increase the amount of funding public schools receive per student by $220, a figure that public education advocates say falls short of what they have been asking for in recent years.

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The Texas House filed priority legislation on Thursday that would allow some families to use taxpayer dollars to fund their children性视界传媒檚 private school tuition, a bill that will likely rest at the center of one of the most contentious battles of this year性视界传媒檚 legislative session.

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A Texas Senate bill filed Tuesday would provide long-term pay raises to teachers based on years of experience, expand a state program that offers raises to instructors based on student performance and allow educators to enroll their children in pre-K free of charge.

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No school districts in Longview will have contested board elections in May. Most incumbent school board members in Longview, Pine Tree and Spring Hill ISDs whose seats were up for election filed to retain their positions for another term.

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What started as a shared interest in robotics during middle school has turned into a partnership for Pine Tree High School seniors Rachel Malloy and Anthony Ovalle, who have learned to lean on each other性视界传媒檚 strengths to improve with every competition.

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After years of hitting a brick wall, school voucher advocates in Texas are entering next year性视界传媒檚 legislative session with better odds than ever of passing a measure that would let parents use public money to pay for their kids性视界传媒 private schooling. But first, lawmakers will have to agree on what the program looks like.