Texas Standard For August 22, 2019
Students are just now returning to school, and report cards already? A-F grades now go out to public schools statewide, but are they fair? We’ll explore. And: As schools reopen, so do sign-ups for sports – and something new in Texas: an effort to track concussions across the Lone Star State. Also: Is Texas an ATM for Democratic politicians? An Associated Press reporter following the money spots another sign of a profound shift in Texas politics in the runup to 2020. Those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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