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COLUMN: When budgets get tight, which students will Texas prioritize?

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By Suzanne Bellsnyder
| Corsicana Daily Sun Verified
A central issue in the 2026 campaign is becoming a conversation about education, and really, it should be. Education is one of the biggest things the State of Texas does and one of the biggest things it pays for. State leaders are telling us they put a historic $8.5 billion more into public education last session; let’s break down exactly what that means.
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When school district budgets get tight which students get priority?

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By Suzanne Bellsnyder
| Huntsville Item Verified
A central issue in the 2026 campaign is becoming a conversation about education, and really, it should be. Education is one of the biggest things the State of Texas does and one of the biggest things it pays for. State leaders say they put $8.5 billion more into public education last session; let’s break it down.
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COLUMN: When budgets get tight, which students will Texas prioritize?

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By Suzanne Bellsnyder
| Athens Daily Review Verified
A central issue in the 2026 campaign is becoming a conversation about education, and really, it should be. Education is one of the biggest things the State of Texas does and one of the biggest things it pays for. State leaders are telling us they put a historic $8.5 billion more into public education last session; let’s break down exactly what that means.
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