News
Articles - November 15 - 21, 2004
Sunday,
November 21, 2004
Longview News Journal
Editorial
... 11-21-2004
School Finance: Don't hold your breath
Amarillo Globe News
School finance looms for legislators
Saturday,
November 20, 2004
Austin American Statesman
Craddick
appoints Pitts as Appropriations chairman
Waxahachie lawmaker will succeed state Rep. Talmadge Heflin
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Panelist
Urge Delay in School-Finance Changes
Pasadena Citizen
Governor
delivers address on state's future Fort Worth Star Telegram
Education report calls for changes
Friday,
November 19, 2004
Paris News
Trustee:
Public can regain control of schools
El Paso Times
School
Funds Plan Could Cut EP Taxes
Stephenville Empire
Tribune
SISD
updates computers with ‘Robin Hood’ funds
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Bond proposals approved Thursday,
November 18, 2004
The Facts.com
Sweeny
ISD takes applications for transfers
Texarkana Gazette
L-EISD
considers new strategic plan
US Newswire
New
CNAC Study Finds National Board Certification Is Effective Indicator
of Teacher Quality; 1st Research to Look at Link Between Student
Achievement in High School Mathematics and National Board Certification
Austin American Statesman
Panel calls for more charters, stricter accountability for schools
Governor's business advisers also call for new teacher pay system
tied to results
Houston Chronicle
Fuse is already lit for school finance fireworks
Taxes, vouchers and teacher pay fuel Jan. 11 session
Lufkin Daily News
Well-educated workforce necessary, lawmakers say
Austin
Chronicle
Choose Your Dropout Rate
Wednesday,
November 17, 2004
Fort
Bend/Southwest Sun
Lawmakers give preview of next session
Dallas
Morning News
Gov. considers education overhaul
Report to governor advocates more charter schools, new teacher pay
system based on performance
Dallas Morning News
Possible $2 billion deficit hangs over education goals
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Senate closes in on deal on school finance
Austin American Statesman
Bush taps another Texan with shared goals to be education chief
Appointment would mark the career peak for Margaret Spellings, who
has been toiling in education reform since early 1980s as legislative
aide at Texas Capitol
Tuesday,
November 16, 2004
eSchool
News
Bush
II: Paige out, NCLB to high school
The
Paris News
PISD addresses campus facility issues, needs
Fort
Worth Star Telegram
No rush job needed
San Antonio Express
News
Financing fix on hold?
Amarillo
Globe News
Strayhorn pushes later school start Houston
Chronicle
Domestic
Policy Adviser is Seen as a Key to Bush's Education Policy
Monday,
November 15, 2004
Lewisville Leader
City
leaders submit legislative agenda
Beaumont Enterprise
School
districts get raw test data
Tyler Morning
Telegraph
TISD
Initiates Incentive Plan for Teachers
Brownsville Herald
Poll: Texans want more money for public schools
McKinney Courier
Gazette
McKinney ISD to address rezoning, state finances
Amarillo
Globe News
One in five AISD seniors may not get to graduate
360 students haven't passed all 4 required exit-level TAKS tests
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