Advocacy Blog

The State Board of Education debates new required reading lists and postpones a vote until April. Plus: Register to vote in the March primary election by Monday, Feb. 2.  

Adoption of the lists would make Texas the first state to require specific reading materials for every public school student.

Several helpful online resources offer age-appropriate instruction to ensure students learn about one of the darkest chapters of human history and the dangers of hatred, prejudice, and indifference.

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments Tuesday regarding the Ten Commandments law. Plus, Abbott appoints an early childhood education task force.

At ATPE's recommendation, the Task Force on Early Childhood Education and Care includes two educator members.

The information at RealFood.gov will guide federal requirements for school nutrition programs nationwide. Will schools have the funding and flexibility to achieve these goals?

Search for candidates by name or by your home address to easily research their record on public education issues.

Learn where the candidates stand on Texas public education, and encourage candidates in your area to complete ATPE’s 2026 Candidate Survey.

Check out The Texas Tribune's guide to the 2026 Texas primaries, and make sure you're registered to vote by Feb. 2.

Learn where the candidates stand on Texas public education. Plus: Register to vote in the March primary election by Feb. 2.