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In response to an American Library Association executive's recent claim that libraries across the nation should be used for socialist activism, at least one book publisher is pushing back forcefully ...

Did a man who calls himself a pastor actually declare the act of allowing parents access to their own money to choose the best educational environment as “sinful”?  This so-called pastor, whose organization has received direct funding from the American Federation of Teachers, has no biblical basis for his ridiculous assertion ...

At a time when LGBTQ+ residents of Katy might feel unheard or unwelcome, a newly formed organization wants them to feel valued and supported and has scheduled a series of events to celebrate them ...

Many parents decided to withdraw their children from Texas public schools following the COVID-19 lockdowns, and now new information supports the claim that the trend of homeschooling children is still on the rise ...

The Katy Independent School District school board approved a new policy that requires parents to be told if students identify as transgender or non-binary. The measure narrowly passed by a vote of four to three. There was an overflow crowd of vocal parents and students at the meeting ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton rose to power as a champion of religious liberty, building a passionate following through alliances with conservative Christian leaders and an emphasis on his fundamentalist faith ...

While most states and cities across the country wrapped up their LGBT Pride festivals in the month of June, Austin celebrates in August with a stated mission to “Keep Austin Queer’d.” In attendance at the parade will be Austin ISD staff and students ...

As a conservative public official whose actual words have often been ignored and distorted by opponents and the media, I understand the critical importance of free speech, both on college campuses and off. Academic freedom helps ensure Texas students are exposed to ...

An overwhelming majority of respondents in a new poll from the University of Houston’s Hobby School said that crime should be a top priority for the next mayor of Houston, followed by flooding, road and street conditions, and the economy and jobs ...

With a property tax relief compromise wrapped up, state lawmakers are preparing for a promised special session later this year to take up public education funding, accountability, and long-thwarted proposals for Texas school choice options ...