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“In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing.”
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Texas Education Agency Faces Mounting Questions Over Canceled Special Education Contract
Texas Education Agency Faces Mounting Questions Over Canceled Special Education Contract

THE TEXAS TRIBUNE

Texas Education Agency officials are keeping quiet about why exactly a controversial no-bid data mining contract took a nosedive last week, losing the state $2.2 million in...

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Texas Education Agency Back in the Headlines Over Special Education Firing
Texas Education Agency Back in the Headlines Over Special Education Firing

THE TEXAS TRIBUNE

For the second time in as many years, the Texas Education Agency is under fire over how it manages special education in the state...

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In the PressJANA MCKELVEYTEA, Kash, Laurie Kash, Special Education, SPED, Texans for Special Education Reform, Texas Education Agency, Andrea Ball, Austin American Statesman, fired, Justin Porter, Penny Schwinn, Mike Morath, TxSER, SPEDx, Aliyya Swaby, Texas Tribune
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