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.
The Purple Star Campus Designation: A Commitment to Military-Connected Students
Texas school districts that step up to support military-connected students earn the Purple Star Campus Designation. For Weslaco ISD, this honor highlights a commitment to helping military families thrive both academically and emotionally.
Immigration Enforcement Activities on School Campuses
Although public schools cannot discriminate against students based on immigration status, the federal government still has the authority to enforce immigration law. What does this mean for school districts and educators?
National Student Council: When Students Speak Up, Adults Listen
NSC is giving young Texans the tools to lead, advocate, and make a difference in their schools and communities. Discover how student leadership is driving change and amplifying voices statewide.
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.
School Board Appreciation Month: Honoring the Leaders Who Shape Our Schools
January marks the beginning of School Board Appreciation Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the vital role that school board members play in shaping the future of our schools and communities.
Observing Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Your Classroom
Celebrate MLK Day in your classroom with engaging lessons and thought-provoking activities to honor the contributions and legacy of the civil rights leader with your students.
Jimmy Carter’s Public Education Legacy
President Carter’s commitment to public education extended far beyond his presidency.
How Districts and Educators Are Adapting to New Science TEKS
Texas school districts and educators are exploring innovative strategies as they implement the new Science TEKS in classrooms.
Schools Are Hanging Up on Phones in the Classroom
A growing number of school districts in Texas are fighting back against the presence of cell phones in the classrooms in order to help their students academically, emotionally, and socially.
