Make your plan to vote in the May 3 election
School board seats plus bond propositions may be on your ballot. Early voting runs April 22–29, and Election Day is May 3.
What Key Education Legislation Means for Texas Public Educators
With multiple key bills in motion, the future of public education in Texas is being written right now in Austin.
ATPE-PAC Honor Roll
The following ATPE members donated $20 or more per month to the ATPE Political Action Committee (ATPE-PAC) from Jan. 1 to Feb. 28, 2025.
Listen to the latest episode of The President’s Podcast
Join 2024-25 ATPE State President Jason Forbis as he shares his journey as a state officer and his experience with our first-ever Capitol Expedition.
The ATPE Podcast: Fact-Checking Gov. Greg Abbott on School Voucher Legislation
In the latest episode of The ATPE Podcast, we’re excited to welcome back ATPE Governmental Relations Director Monty Exter to fact-check the fact-checking in the ongoing debate over school vouchers in Texas.
Be a RAC Star: The ATPE Regional Advocacy Challenge
Earn recognition for your region, potentially win prizes, and become a stronger advocate for Texas public education in the new ATPE Regional Advocacy Challenge.
New Session, New Opportunities
The Legislature is in session, and you’re an important part of the ATPE advocacy team. We have all the tools you need.
ATPE’s 2025 Legislative Priorities
As the 89th Texas Legislature convenes, ATPE is pushing for key reforms and laying out our legislative priorities with a bold vision for the future of education.
ATPE-PAC Honor Roll
The following ATPE members donated $50 or more to the ATPE Political Action Committee (ATPE-PAC) from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 2024.
REPEAL! Victory on the WEP and GPO
ATPE federal consultant David Pore joins The ATPE Podcast to discuss passage of the Social Security Fairness Act—a momentous victory in ATPE’s advocacy efforts.
The Road Ahead for Texas Public Education Advocacy
Legislators are again flush with cash while school districts are not following a nasty political cycle. But by focusing on building relationships with lawmakers, we can work to achieve positive outcomes for public schools.
