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Speaker Dustin Burrows assures school choice legislation will pass Texas House - MSNIn Arizona, the state partially funds district schools and fully funds charter schools and the ESA program. The ESA program pays out 90% of what a student would make if they attended a charter school.
Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows, R-Lubbock, addresses the House at the Texas Capitol in Austin on Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025. (Juan Figueroa / Staff Photographer) AUSTIN — Texas House Speaker ...
Burrows said House Republicans want to inject as much as $9 billion in new money into public schools. "This is actually money we're going to be putting into the classroom," Burrows said.
President Ronald Reagan famously advised us to “Trust, but verify.” State Rep. Dustin Burrows recently penned an Op-ed concerning the politics of school closings in the Lubbock Avalanche ...
Back in December, Rep. Dustin Burrows’ grasp on the speakership was, at best, tenuous. His main rival, Rep. David Cook of Mansfield, had already won the endorsement of the House Republican ...
Speaker Dustin Burrows, once tagged as “liberal,” kept skeptics at bay by leaning into a conservative agenda. ... and built goodwill with Gov. Greg Abbott by prioritizing school vouchers, ...
Dustin Burrows on bipartisanship, school vouchers and why he still thinks he’ll be Texas House speaker. In a Q&A, Burrows said he’s still confident he’ll win.
In a Q&A, Burrows said he’s still confident he’ll win. But he says the leadership race is bigger than any one person and his supporters are trying to protect the integrity of the House.
Texas House Speaker confident in school choice bill passage 02:57. This week, for the first time, the new Speaker of the Texas House, Dustin Burrows, R-Lubbock, said school choice will pass.
In Arizona, the state partially funds district schools and fully funds charter schools and the ESA program. The ESA program pays out 90% of what a student would make if they attended a charter school.
Back in December, Rep. Dustin Burrows’ grasp on the speakership was, at best, tenuous. His main rival, Rep. David Cook of Mansfield, had already won the endorsement of the House Republican ...
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