SBOE special-called meeting highlights philosophical divides
The Texas State Board of Education met for a full day on February 25th in a special-called meeting.
By Heather Sheffield | Posted on: 2/27/2026
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The Texas State Board of Education met for a full day on February 25th in a special-called meeting.
By Heather Sheffield | Posted on: 2/27/2026
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SBOE approves 4,200 edits and corrections to Bluebonnet Learning instructional materials. Plus: Election Day is Tuesday, March 3.
By ATPE Staff | Posted on: 2/27/2026
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It’s time to Teach the Vote in the races for Texas governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, and comptroller.
By Tricia Cave | Posted on: 2/24/2026
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Early voting is underway through Friday, Feb. 27. Plus: Check out the brand-new ATPE Mobile App.
By ATPE Staff | Posted on: 2/20/2026
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Read Teach the Vote, contact your legislators, or donate to ATPE-PAC all on your phone using the new ATPE Mobile App.
By Monty Exter | Posted on: 2/20/2026
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The State Board for Educator Certification met Feb. 13, 2026, to adopt final rules affecting educator certification and discipline.
By Tricia Cave | Posted on: 2/16/2026
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Early voting for the March primary election begins Tuesday, Feb. 17, and runs through Friday, Feb. 27.
By ATPE Staff | Posted on: 2/13/2026
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Texas schools are receiving short-term stability in key federal supports but no new fiscal capacity to address growing student needs, staffing challenges, or service mandates.
By Heather Sheffield | Posted on: 2/6/2026
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A special election runoff in Texas Senate (SD) 9 results in a dramatic party flip in a Republican stronghold.
By ATPE Staff | Posted on: 2/6/2026
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Senate Finance will study lowering the homestead exemption age from 65 to 55, and Senate Education will study the influence of federal or state-designated hostile agents or their surrogates on public schools.
By Tricia Cave | Posted on: 2/5/2026
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