From a constituent in Leander, TX3/12Prioritize public education funding, oppose HB3 private school subsidies
The proposed House Bill 3 which would create an education savings account program for families to use state funds for private school tuition raises significant concerns. While expanding educational options may seem appealing, this bill risks undermining the public school system that serves the vast
From a constituent in Bastrop, TX3/12No school vouchers
No school vouchers for Texas!
From a constituent in Jarrell, TX3/11Invest in equitable public education, not private vouchers
The proposed education savings account program tied to public school funding raises several concerns about its impact on vulnerable students and public education overall. While providing families with more educational options is important, diverting funds from already underfunded public schools coul
From a constituent in Leander, TX3/10Vote NO on HB3 and SB2!!!
I live in Texas and I strongly oppose Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs) and urge you to focus on supporting public schools, which serve 5.4 million Texas students. ESAs divert vital funding from public schools, worsen budget shortfalls, and increase disparities, particularly in low-income areas. P
From a constituent in Leander, TX3/10Invest in public schools, not private school vouchers
Texas' proposed school voucher bills, HB 3 and SB 2, appear well-intentioned in prioritizing low-income families and students with disabilities. However, their broad eligibility criteria raise concerns about whether the neediest students will truly benefit. By allowing virtually any family to qualif
From a constituent in Round Rock, TX3/9Texans like access to OTC THC
Please reconsider banning THC products outside the medical approval. It seems like lobbyists have all of the power because they have the money. There are many people that use OTC hemp derived products because access to medical products is difficult for them. You should be passing recreational thc an
From a constituent in Leander, TX2/27VOTE NO ON ESAs!!!
Hello, Thank you for all that you do for our state. I appreciate your service to Texas. I live in Texas. My child has always gone to Texas public schools and has thrived. Our schools need funding to support ALL students in our State. I strongly oppose Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs) and ur
From a constituent in Leander, TX2/27VOTE NO ON ESAs!
Hello, Thank you for all that you do for our state. I appreciate your service to Texas. I live in Texas. My child has always gone to Texas public schools. I strongly oppose Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs) and urge you to focus on supporting public schools, which serve 5.4 million Texas stude
From a constituent in Leander, TX2/21Upholding free press freedoms, ensuring transparency and accountability.
The free press is a cornerstone of democracy, enshrined in the First Amendment. The Associated Press lawsuit aims to uphold the public's right to receive information directly from the nation's highest office. Efforts to restrict media access undermine transparency and accountability. A robust free p
From a constituent in Hutto, TX2/19Strengthen Texas Public Schools, Reject Risky Voucher Schemes
The Texas Legislature should reject proposals for school vouchers and instead focus on investing in public schools that serve all students. Vouchers divert taxpayer funds away from public education without providing the same accountability and transparency measures that public schools adhere to. The
From a constituent in Leander, TX2/12504 Plans in Public Schools are ESSENTIAL!
I live in Texas. My child goes to a public school in Texas and has since they were in Kindergarten. I am writing to express my concern over recent efforts to target Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act by pursuing Texas v. Becerra. Section 504 is vital in protecting individuals with disabilities f
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