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A Thank You to the Press from Texans for Special Education Reform
A Thank You to the Press from Texans for Special Education Reform

The news media plays an essential role in holding government accountable in a free society. As parents, teachers, allies, and advocates for children with disabilities in Texas, we appreciate the journalists and news media outlets whose work has helped expose the impacts that government policies and budgets have on these most…

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BlogCheryl Friesjulie chang, Aliyya swaby, Alejandra Matos, Houston Chronicle, Dallas Morning News, Texas Monthly, Mimi Schwarz, Killeen Daily Herald, Lauren Dodd, Quinton Lilley, Julie Ferraro, Brian Rosenthal, Denied, Pain and Profit, David McSwante, David McSwane, Andrea Ball, Austin-American Statesman, Houston Fox 26, Greg Groogran, John Savage, Texas Observer, Texas Tribune, special education, Texans for Special Education Reform, Texas, Free press, Press, Media, Thank You, Thanks, fake news, war on the press, students with disabilities, students, cameras in the classroom, advocate, advocacy
TxSER Statement Regarding Governor's Firearm Safety Plan
TxSER Statement Regarding Governor's Firearm Safety Plan

The bottom line is that mental health services cost money. If Texas lawmakers are serious about improving mental health services as a method to reduce gun violence, they must…

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BlogCheryl Friesgun safety, special education, Texans for Special Education Reform, texas, TxSER, mental health, students, school finance, school funding, mass shootings, school safety, Governor Abbott, Greg Abbott, suicide, Texas Legislature
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