TFN Files PIA Request on Delayed TEKS Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 11, 2026 CONTACT: Andrew Freeman, [email protected] AUSTIN, Texas – The Texas Freedom Network sent a Public Information Act request to the Texas Education Agency late Monday, seeking the release of State Board of Education meeting documents on new school curriculum requirements. It’s been seven weeks since the SBOE last met to […]

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Texas Politicians are Censoring Students’ Classrooms Once Again

HB 3979 Whitewashes History of Racism and Sexism for Partisan Political Purposes For Immediate Release May 12, 2021 AUSTIN, Texas — Tuesday’s passage of HB 3979 by the Texas House of Representatives represents the latest efforts by Texas elected leaders to censor public school teachers and politicize the education of Texas kids, said Texas Freedom […]

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National Report Card: Texas Among the States Failing Students on Climate Change

When the State Board of Education wrote new science standards for Texas public schools 11 years ago, Republican board members dismissed teaching students about climate change as “hooey” and a “political agenda.” Now as the country has become even more vulnerable to powerful storms, massive wildfires and devastating cycles of drought and flooding, the TFN […]

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I’m Excited to Continue This Work and to Lead TFN

Dear Friends, The news that Kathy Miller is stepping down after 16 years as the president of Texas Freedom Network marks an important milestone for our organization. Kathy has been a strong leader and a true friend, and I look forward to continuing to work with her in the progressive movement in Texas. […]

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A New Era of Leadership for TFN

Dear friends, I’m writing to let you know about a big change at the Texas Freedom Network. At the end of this year, I will be stepping down as TFN’s president after 16 years working with and being inspired by a truly talented staff, a wonderful board of directors, and incredible supporters like you. After […]

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