News
Articles - September 6 - 12, 2004
Sunday,
September 12, 2004
San Antonio Express News
Special education law at a crossroads
Amarillo Globe News
The
lull before the storm
Brownsville Herald
Opinions
differ on push for later school start
Saturday,
September 11, 2004 Dallas
Morning News
Hits and Misses
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Feds
join Wilmer-Hutchins inquiry
Fort Worth Star Telegram
School districts are hitting tax ceiling
Houston Chronicle
Compressed public school year worthy of more study
Clay Robison believes the state comptroller has raised valid concerns
about starting public school classes before Labor Day — too
many holidays
Friday,
September 10, 2004
Austin American Statesman
Investigators seize school district files
Dallas Morning News
Audit faults DISD
District disputes federal claim to $1.8 million of bilingual-studies
grant
Dallas Morning News
School finance still a nightmare
Dallas Morning News
Schools not high on caps
Districts say tax ceilings spur cuts, make it hard to keep up with
growth
TexasISD.com; AP
School finance case turns to accountability
Dallas Morning News
Some say TAKS exit test too taxing
Plan aimed at boosting passing rate divides ed board members
Thursday,
September 9, 2004
Denton Record-Chronicle
State's
case turns to accountability system Austin American Statesman
Strayhorn:
later school start could save millions
comptroller says beginning texas school year after labor day could
save at least $790 million
The Beaumont Enterprise
Researcher defends adequacy study used by the Legislature
Dallas Morning News
Defense witness's report projected school funding crisis
North Channel Sentinel
Neely
returns for visit to north channel
San Antonio Express News
Economist says school funding is plentiful
TexasISD.com
Data Show Schools Making Progress On Federal Goals Wednesday,
September 8, 2004
Austin American Statesman
Education commissioner defends school finance system
Neeley said her previous employer, the Galena Park district, improved
scores under current model
Fort Worth Star-Telegram;
AP
Education commissioner says Texas satisfies requirements
Dallas Morning News
Education cheif says districts have enough money
Dallas Morning News
Sboe seeks renewed textbook say-so
Dallas
Morning News
Groups fight over sex ed in textbooks
Tuesday,
September 7, 2004
KVUE
State
misses federal deadline, loses money
Houston Chronicle
Let's
not be quite so quick to devalue charter schools
San Antonio Express-News
Funding
case is personal for lawyer
The Plainview Daily
Herald
Administrator
pay, overcrowding questions addressed as election nears 09-05-2004
The Empire Tribune
Area
schools are ‘superior’ financially
Monday,
September 6, 2004
The Dallas Morning
News
Fee
to former superintendent raises issues
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