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TxEdLI (@telitcdss) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Now is the opportunity to track and grade based on learning and student growth. Meet students where they are and create a plan to accelerate learning rather than moving students through a set grade-level,curriculum without regard for their readiness. Standards- based!

Texas Association of School Boards (@tasbnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Despite a $33 billion budget surplus, the session has ended with no increase in the basic allotment and no rasies for teachers. bit.ly/3IMh74L #txed

Bobby Ott (@otttempleisd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are so many sensible funding priorities to consider: school safety, enrollment-based per pupil, special-ed, teacher recruitment, staff compensation, basic allotment, accountability & assessment reform, SEL supports etc. Following this example won’t make TX a leader.

Pastors for Children (@pastors4txkids) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have a governor who hurts families & children with egregious cruelty. We have an attorney general who mocks God with his adultery, criminality and graft. We have a legislature that refuses living wages for teachers. All this while spouting Jesus in every breath. #hypocrisy

Big Bad Bear (@coxherb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

They just want their foot in the door so they can blow up the whole public school system. Don’t be fooled for one second. Their overarching goal is to utterly and completely destroy public schools in the name of Christian Nationalism. Leaving our most marginalized kids behind.

Alfie Kohn (@alfiekohn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You need to watch truly extraordinary teachers carefully to figure out how they do what they do, but to appreciate the quality of their teaching you need only watch their students

Dan Rockwell (@leadershipfreak) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Don't simple tell people what you see in them. Ask them what they see in themselves. 1. What qualities do you have that will serve you well in this new challenge? 2. How have you succeeded in the past? 3. What do past failures warn you to do next? bit.ly/2DleBgY