Money and politics play a role in public education curriculum gaining popularity in Texas
Texas public school districts face increasing costs and restrictions as they choose between creating, purchasing, or using state-made curriculum, with financial and political factors influencing their decisions.
By Lileana Pearson·1 hr ago
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Texas public school districts can choose to make their own curriculum, buy one, or get paid to use the state-made curriculum.
As Texas lawmakers put more restrictions on what is approved for the classroom, one expert told ABC13 that one curriculum has a clear advantage.
As running a district becomes more expensive across Texas, creating or purchasing a curriculum requires precious dollars.
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