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Legislation intended to expand pre-k opportunities, increase child care reimbursement rates, and improve support and training for early childhood professionals is in the works.

AISD's vision for prekindergarten education and that of Austin's community of early childhood nonprofits differ significantly.

A look at an early draft proposal

If Texas improved and expanded its prekindergarten program to include all children, state would get $8 back for every $1 invested, new research indicates

Best and worst of the Lone Star State

At least they couldn't pass proposed "Don't Say Gay" legislation

School system tries to keep up with its workload and comply with legal mandates

Pandemic-pressed budget puts 2019's funding gains at risk

Attorney general in hot water over school plan

State leaders don't walk the talk on children

AISD contractors mowed down Martin Middle School's wildlife habitat

A breakdown of what's in store for the next school year

Carstarphen's approach to planning leaves plans unrevealed

AISD shifts to community-based model for prepping younger kids for college

Disputed fed ed funding comes to Texas

Texans advance on Capitol in bid to preserve public schools

Austin ISD's looming financial crisis is a statewide story

News of the week, short and sweet

Board passes new budget but drops ballot proposal

Voters in November may be asked to chip in for education

Feds to the rescue

Texas schools' sex ed favors 'don't ask, don't tell ... and keep 'em ignorant'

AISD moves to close Webb Middle School – and transfer the "merchandise"

In 1993, the Hyde Park Baptist Child Development Center hired a teacher who proved to be a little 'rough' with the children. Now the church is being sued for ignoring alleged child abuse.