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Texas House submits articles of contempt to the Senate against former AG Paxton: The statement made by Patrick

On Monday, the Texas House of Representatives issued the state Senate articles of contempt toward the attorney general, Ken Paxton. The delivery happened after the GOP-led House announced the composition of the group of managers, which would monitor the impeachment process: 5 Democrats and 7 Republicans. According to The Dallas Morning News, the board is…

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Billing Transparency For Medical Signed By Gov. Abbott.

A Bill Signed Into Law That Requires Medical Facility To Specifically Put The Patient’s Availed Healthcare Before Sending It To Billing. Governor Greg Abbott Signed The Bill, It Includes HealthCare Facilities And Hospitals But Not Doctors Or Federally Qualified Health Care Centers, Thru Electronic Or The Patients Portal.     Medical Billing Transparency. Senate approved…

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State-Funded Accounts To Cover Private Schools Expenses: Iowa Parents Can Apply Now

State-Funded Accounts To Cover Private Schools Expenses: Iowa Parents Can Apply Now

Starting May 31, Iowa parents with low income may apply to be qualified for Iowa-funded accounts to pay their child’s expenses for private school.   Iowa parents can now apply online  Governor  Reynolds of Iowa proposed and approved a state-funded account for low-income parents who enrolled their children in private schools. Iowa Governor assured every…

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Lawmakers Allocate Additional Funding for Education

Lawmakers Allocate Additional Funding for Education but Fail to Ban Corporal Punishment in Oklahoma Schools

A bill seeking to ban the use of corporal punishment on students with disabilities has failed to progress after being approved by the House. Lawmakers in Oklahoma have allocated an additional $625 million in recurring appropriations for public education During the 2023 legislative session, several significant developments took place concerning teachers and students. Notably, certified…

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