The 47th annual Burgess Banquet will be held Friday, Sept. 5, inside the Ford Hall of Champions. 2025 Texas A&M Athletics Hall of Fame Class. Rod Bernstine ’87, Football ...

The $7.8 billion Texas school funding bill will raise teacher pay and boost special education. San Antonio Express-News Hearst Newspapers Logo Skip to main content ...

Charter schools make up a small but growing share of Fort Worth’s overall public school landscape. Last year, about 13% of the city’s public school students were enrolled in charter schools.

After announcing our official Girl's FLAG football league in 2023, ... and nine high school teams from the Texas Charter School Academic and Athletic League. ...

League grows to more than 2,000 high school female student-athletes. Skip to main content. ... and nine high school teams from the Texas Charter School Academic and Athletic League. ...

HB 619, authored by Rep. Barbara Gervin-Hawkins of San Antonio, proposes that any public high school student in Texas be granted a one-time, penalty-free transfer to another district for athletic ...

Texas lawmakers and an advocacy group representing charter schools harshly criticized a tiny charter school network that has paid its superintendent up to $870,000 annually, making him one of the ...

CBS News Texas Live. Over the last three years, the head of a small charter school network that serves fewer than 1,000 students has taken home up to $870,000 annually, a startling amount that ...

A Texas high school football coach did a double duty by mentoring their school's cheerleading team to a state championship. Skip to main content. Mobile Menu. ... Their sacrifices paid off after ...

The school used to be part of the UIL, but now competes in the Texas Charter School Academic and Athletic League. Gervin-Hawkins said she has a “major problem” with student athletes being ...

3. Creating more charter schools will improve the quality of K-12 public schools and reduce inequality in America. This is what I call the virtuous improvement cycle of charter schools.

Were it not a highly useful poor boys' school, costing less than $800 a year for room, board and tuition, Texas Agricultural & Mechanical College (8,057 men) might best be known as the only ...