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Texas To Receive Millions In Federal Education Funding, But There's A Catch

By Ethan Buchanan   July 31, 2025    Published at KTRH Local Houston and Texas News

The Department of Education has announced plans to release over $6 billion worth of education funding after a month-long freeze. Of that $6 billion, around $660 million will be coming to Texas school districts by way of the Texas Education Agency (TEA). So where is that money going? 

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NJ Wants to Force Radical Curriculum, Wellness Check on Homeschools

By Carole Hornsby Haynes       July 25, 2025 

Until now, New Jersey has been one of the 12 states that don't require families to check in with, obtain approval from, or file with the government to legally homeschool. No state currently requires a homeschool curriculum to align with the state curriculum for public schools. That will change if two bills introduced by New Jersey lawmakers are passed. 

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The Death of Private Education in Federal School Choice Bill

By Carole Hornsby Haynes      July 15, 2025 

Fulfilling his campaign promise to angry parents desperate for public school alternatives, President Trump signed the “One Big Beautiful Bill” with the first ever federal school choice – education freedom on the anniversary of our declaration of freedom from a tyrannical king. 

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What Are We Celebrating on July 4?

By Carole Hornsby Haynes           July 4, 2025        Abbeville Institute

On July 4, Americans across the nation will celebrate with cookouts, parades, and fireworks.  Yet how many really understand just what we are celebrating?  What has changed about our nation since that day in  1776?  What can Americans do to help restore our founding principles? 

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How will Marxist public schools treat SCOTUS opt-out ruling?

By Carole Hornsby Haynes       July 4, 2025         American Thinker

A historic victory for parental rights in Maryland and across America has sent a resounding message that parents, not government, make the final decision in the moral and religious rearing of their children.  In Mahmoud v. Taylor, the Supreme Court ruled that Maryland parents, over religious reasons, can opt their children out of reading lessons using LGBT themed books.

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