News
Articles - January 3 - 9, 2005
Sunday,
January 9, 2005
Dallas
Morning News
It's
back: school finance
Legislators have short time to turn in solution to educational funding
Dallas
Morning News
Schools'
trends linked
Figures suggest charters growing at the expense of DISD enrollment
Dallas
Morning News
Skipping
School: Low marks for class-cutting law
McAllen Monitor
FBI
Raid on PSJA
Friday,
January 7, 2005 Amarillo Globe News
Editorial: Local control is still best bet
Coalition hopes state gets message
Opinion
Austin American Statesman
Senate nearer schools tax plan
Leaders talk of spending increases, lower property taxes
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Dewhurst calls for tax cut, more funds for health, education
Lufkin Daily News
Perry advances debate with comments on business taxes
Austin
American Statesman
Giving students 10 days off is indictment of testing system
Austin American Statesman
Spellings heads for education's top post
Bush's longtime adviser commended for her work on No Child Left Behind
Act Thursday,
January 6, 2005
Austin American Statesman
Round
Rock schools open surplus store
Used computers and classroom equipment for sale Amarillo Globe News
Guest Column: It's time to repair flawed school finance plan
San Antonio Express News
Texas businesses may feel tax bite Dallas
Morning News
Hearings begin for education nominee
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Report: Texas gets a 'C' for education
Wednesday,
January 5, 2005
Tyler Morning Telegraph
Staples
says School Finance Solution Must go to Voters
Amarillo Globe News
Guest Column: Kids and money will dominate next session Dallas Morning News
Shapiro to propose state property tax
She says levy would equalize school funding, eliminate Robin Hood
Austin
American Statesman
Playing politics with the state's revenue estimate
Tuesday,
January 4, 2005
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Craddick
predicts more harmonious session Fort Worth Star Telegram
Some unhappy about waivers
Los Angeles Times
Bush's Latest Brainchild Could Be Left Behind
After his Nov. 2 win, all seems in line to expand the academic testing law. But
analysts say there may be resistance from both sides in Congress.
Monday,
January 3, 2005
Tyler Morning Telegraph
School
Finance Primary Target for Legislature
Austin American Statesman
2005 EDITORIAL AGENDA
State needs more money for schools Fort Worth Star Telegram
School finance a top priority for legislators
Houston Chronicle
School finance battle went to Capitol, court in 2004
Amarillo Globe News
Guest Column: School finance will dominate next Legislature
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Several districts debate bond issues
Dallas Morning News
No Child heading off to high school
President's proclamation means tougher tests, more studying for
students
Washington Post
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