RT @TxFreedomCaucus: HB 3979, by Freedom Caucus member Rep. @Toth_4_Texas, is headed to the Governor's desk! The bill bans the teaching of…
Cody Vasut
@cvasut · TX · H
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| Education | 2.2% | 4.2% | −2.0 pp | Under-indexed | 66 |
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RT @TxFreedomCaucus: Bad day for woke TX public universities. Freedom Caucus member @CarrieIsaac added a rider in the House appropriations<U+2026>
RT @TxFreedomCaucus: Looks like college women<U+2019>s sports will be SAFE in Texas, thanks to member @ValoreeforTexas #txlege https://t.co/7QDrF1<U+2026>
RT @yct: Why is the Texas Association of School Boards still affiliated with the National School Boards Association? #txlege
RT @RepEdThompson: Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Education Agency have announced that Texas will extend "hold harmless" for the remain…
@JasonVaughn Are you suggesting a rider for A&M's research budget?
@TerryCanales40 Abolish STAAR.
@TerryCanales40 Abolish STAAR.
Did you know less than a quarter of the proceeds from every Texas Lottery sale goes to public education? The percentage of sales paid to public education has steadily fallen from more than 37% in 1999 to a low of about 23% in 2024. (Src: https://t.co/EPPoMpfRaO). I have always found it odd we would attempt to subsidize public education with essentially a tax on people who are not good at math. We should abolish the Texas Lottery and replace its transfer to public education and other programs with general sales tax revenue. If we are not going to do that, then we should at least ensure most of the proceeds from the lottery actually flow to Texas children. That is why I filed HB 839, which caps the amount that may be paid out in prizes to 40 percent of gross revenue. If enacted, HB 839 would more than double the amount of money transferred to public education from the Texas Lottery (from ~$2 billion to $4 billion+). https://t.co/MiJPos9tIs #txlege
Thank you for taking time to visit with us and for your leadership on ensuring every parent in Texas has meaningful choice about where their children go to school. #txlege