9월 2026 Texas State Teachers Ass... 시장 점유율 분석

August 10, 2026 Black-majority schools in Texas receive more Fs than A ratings, leaving parents with tough choices Black children attend schools labeled as failing by the Texas Education Agency at a far higher rate than any other racial or ethnic group. Majority-Black schools are the least likely to achieve the state’s highest academic rating.Of the roughly 300 such campuses last year, 20 received an A. By contrast, 105 scored a D or an F.Read moreAugust 9, 2026 Clear backpacks are common in Texas schools. Do they make students safer? As Texas school districts prepare to welcome kids back for class, some parents may be scrambling to find a backpack that meets new safety standards.In a push to make schools safer, San Antonio’s Harlandale Independent School District will now require all students to bring a clear or mesh backpack to school. In Bexar County, Southside and South San Antonio ISDs also require clear bags for all grade levels. San Antonio ISD requires the policy at select campuses, including Jefferson, Lanier and Burbank high schools.Clear backpack policies have become more common across Texas school districts in the wake of the mass shooting at Uvalde Consolidated ISD’s Robb Elementary. But there’s limited research about whether the increased transparency actually makes kids safer.Read moreAugust 7, 2026 Which families are using ESAs? Here’s what we know about Texas’ first school vouchers More than 85,000 families are participating in Texas’ private school voucher program during its first year, a number that could increase as state officials finalize enrollment data, according to a new state report.White families make up the largest share of participants so far, as do those considered low-income, the comptroller’s office noted in the report released Monday. The report did not say how many students previously attended private school or received home schooling, although earlier data showed that 57% of families invited to the program fell into that category.W