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The Texas Legislature’s 2023 regular session adjourned without tapping the state’s historic budget surplus to raise educator salaries, invest in student success programs and technology, or help Texas schools balance their books. While another special session this fall could deliver increased state support of public education, concerns abound regarding where our public schools go from here.
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