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What new Texas laws go into effect on January 1?

What new Texas laws go into effect on January 1?
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Texas imposed new educational gag orders in 2023, says free speech group

Texas imposed new educational gag orders in 2023, says free speech group
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Texas imposed new educational gag orders in 2023, says free speech group – Houston Public Media

PEN America has tracked a nationwide growth of laws and bills that — since 2021 — have impinged on educational free speech rights. The organization says 2023 saw 22 state legislatures approve more than 100 bills it calls “educational gag orders.

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Choose public, keep Texas schools funded

On Oct. 9, Governor Greg Abbott ordered a special session to begin in the Texas Legislature with the intention of passing school choice legislation. This special session comes after House Bill 100 which had a similar goal of implementing a voucher system failed to pass in the regular legislative session this past summer. .

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Vouchers: financially ruinous, fundamentally unfair, or both

EDITOR’S NOTE: This column ran in the Oct. 11 Houston Chronicle. It refers to Senate Bill 8, which failed to become law during the Texas Legislature’s 88th regular session. Sen.

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