TFN EDUCATION FUND RELEASES VOTER GUIDE Guide Focuses on Education, Includes Statewide, Legislative and SBOE Races FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 13, 2010 With a State Board of Education mired in seemingly endless “culture war” battles, the Texas Freedom Network Education Fund has released a 2010 voter guide focused on education reform. “With the state board […]
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TFN Joins National Groups Opposing Politicization of Curriculum Standards in Texas
TFN Joins National Groups Opposing Politicization of Curriculum Standards in Texas Letter Supports U.S. House Resolution Calling for Experts to Determine Standards, Not Politicians FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 5, 2010 The Texas Freedom Network and the Texas Faith Network have joined nearly two dozen national organizations in support of a U.S. House resolution criticizing the […]
Statewide Survey Shows Overwhelming Support for Reforming the SBOE Curriculum Revision Process in Texas
Statewide Survey Shows Overwhelming Support for Reforming the SBOE Curriculum Revision Process in Texas Texans Also Support Comprehensive Sex Ed, Anti-bullying Policies and Reject Vouchers FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 13, 2010 A new statewide survey shows Texans overwhelmingly support reforming the way the state sets requirements for curriculum and textbooks in public schools and reject […]
Texas Ed Board Guts Instruction on Key Constitutional Protection for Religious Freedom
Texas Ed Board Guts Instruction on Key Constitutional Protection for Religious Freedom New Social Studies Standards Suggest that Separation of Church and State Is Not a Key Principle of Constitution FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 21, 2010 The Texas State Board of Education today gutted a key protection for religious freedom by suggesting in new social […]
Texas Ed Board Member Uses Prayer to Make a Political Point
Texas Ed Board Member Uses Prayer to Make a Political Point TFN President: Dunbar’s Actions Poison Good Will in Debate about What Students Should Learn about Protections for Religious Freedom FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 21, 2010 As the Texas State Board of Education prepared this morning to debate what public school students should learn in […]
