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A recent Texas AFT survey of public school superintendents from 241 districts found that state budget cuts of $5.4 billion are having a significant impact on classroom instruction, teacher morale and help for struggling students. |
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A survey of more than 3,500 school employees, parents and concerned Texans reveals the impacts of $5.4 billion in state cuts to public education. |
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See how your legislators voted on key issues affecting public education.
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Education News from the Texas AFT Legislative Hotline 
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Receiving word that you are being laid off is never an easy time. Be sure you have the facts on how to proceed once you receive notice.
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Every day, educators and other public employees, and the services they provide our communities, are being attacked. From challenging collective bargaining rights, to undermining the quality of public education and higher education, to decimating pensions and trying to put healthcare coverage further out of reach, working men and women across the country are under assault. And if this has taught us one thing, it's that Elections Matter.
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Statement from Texas AFT President Linda Bridges summing up 2011 legislative session. |
