Round of Applause
Let’s give a round of applause to our ATPE members all around the state who go above and beyond.
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Public Educators and the First Amendment
As educators’ social media posts come under increased scrutiny following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, here is important information for Texas public educators to know about their First Amendment rights.
Your Classroom and Library Materials: What Texas SB 13 Means for School Employees
Texas Senate Bill 13 brings new rules for school and classroom library materials, including stricter approval processes, expanded parental rights, and broader access to challenging books across Texas public and charter schools.
The ATPE Podcast: Miscellaneous Types of Educator Leave
In this episode of The ATPE Podcast, ATPE Managing Attorney Lance Cain wraps up our three-part series on educator leave, focusing on assault leave, civic duty leave, military leave, administrative leave, and more.
The Impact of SB 12 on SEL Practices
Is it now against the law to conduct a daily “mood meter”? Likely yes.
