From a constituent in Leander, TX4/3Say no to ESAs/Vouchers!
I live in Texas. I have children in Texas public schools. I strongly oppose Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs) and urge you to focus on supporting public schools. ESAs (vouchers) directly hurt students with disabilities who receive Special Education services in Public Schools in the State of Texas
From a constituent in Leander, TX4/3Say NO to HB3!
Hello, I live in Texas. I have children in Texas public schools. I strongly oppose Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs) and urge you to focus on supporting public schools, which serve 5.5 million Texas students. ESAs divert vital funding from public schools, worsen budget shortfalls, and increase d
From a constituent in Leander, TX4/1Reject HB3, protect public education for all students
The Texas legislature's proposed school voucher program is deeply concerning as it would divert crucial funding away from public schools, leaving many students behind. Public education is a cornerstone of our society, providing quality learning opportunities to all children regardless of socioeconom
From a constituent in Leander, TX3/31Prioritize equitable public education funding over school voucher program
The proposed school voucher program in Texas, outlined in House Bill 3, raises significant concerns about its impact on public education in the state. While proponents argue that school choice will improve educational outcomes, evidence from other states like Arizona suggests that voucher programs c
From a constituent in Leander, TX3/30Vote no on HB3, protect public education in Texas
The majority of Texans do not support the passage of House Bill 3, which proposes implementing a school voucher program in the state. This controversial measure has faced significant opposition from educators, parents, and advocacy groups who argue that vouchers will divert crucial funding away from
From a constituent in Leander, TX3/29Prioritize investing in public schools for all Texas students
Texas school voucher proposal HB3 undermines public education and drains funding from already underfunded public schools. Instead of giving school vouchers to a selected few, Texas should increase funding for ALL public schools to help ALL Texas students. The plan to divert tax dollars to private sc
From a constituent in Leander, TX3/29Protect Public Schools, Oppose Texas HB 3 Vouchers
Vote no on HB3. The proposed school voucher legislation in Texas raises significant concerns about the potential diversion of funding away from public schools and toward private institutions. While promoting school choice may seem appealing, robust public education is vital for ensuring equal opport
From a verified voter in Leander, TX3/26Protect democracy and have a special election!
Greg Abbott has the power to arbitrarily delay the special election to fill the vacant congressional seat in Texas's 18th District until November 4th. This would leave the heavily Democratic, majority-minority district unrepresented in Congress for nearly half a year. It is crucial for the integrity
From a constituent in Leander, TX3/18Say NO to HB6!
I strongly oppose House Bill 6 in its current form. As a concerned parent in Leander, Texas, I believe the bill could lead to unnecessary expulsions of young children, particularly those with disabilities, due to vague language in its discipline provisions. Section 1., (c), (3) allows expulsion for
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
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