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Butterfly Festivals and Classroom Projects Bring Science to Life in Texas Schools

Each spring, Texas students turn classroom lessons into real-world experiences through hands-on butterfly projects, with some schools bringing the learning to life through community festivals.

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What Texas Educators Should Know About Outside Employment

Many Texas educators take second jobs, but district policies set clear limits. Knowing how outside work can affect your role and responsibilities helps you earn extra income without putting your career at risk.

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