A bill in Texas would ban “furry subculture“ from Texas public schools.

Hollie Plemons took her seat before a panel of lawmakers in Austin to make her conservative case against school vouchers.

For Rep. Bryant, when it comes to funding public schools versus private schools, it’s a matter of priorities. “We’re fighting for public education which educates 5.5 million kids. And the private ...

The bill is based on debunked claims that public schools were encouraging so-called furries. Lawmakers have used the claims ...

Plans for a new voucher program need work to make sure enough low-income families can participate — and that the program ...

A Texas House committee's public hearing on a controversial school voucher bill continued into the early morning hours ...

The $1 billion first year cost could grow to more than $8 billion over the two-year period up in 2029 as more and more ...

In public hearings, during Capitol floor debates and in rooms packed with their constituents, Texas lawmakers have pitched ...

The Legislature’s current proposals put a handful of private contractors in the driver’s seat. Other states have already seen ...

It’s happened, people. It’s really happened. It’s not that Tammye Nash finally let me write about furries for no reason or ...

If passed, the legislation would create a program where parents could use state tax dollars toward sending their kids to ...

Members of the House Committee on Public Education clashed over the details of a school voucher bill — a topic that for the ...