Texas Standard For December 12, 2018
A state panel is suggesting an overhaul in how our public schools are paid for – long an issue of contention in Texas. We’ll hear the latest ideas. Tell us what you think online @texasstandard. And: How 3D printers are putting teeth in prison dental care.Also: A claim that after a decade of progress, the rate of uninsured children on the rise: is that true? The Politifact team is on the case. All this and so much more, today on the Standard:
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