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Nina Banks

Nina Banks

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Legislative Reporting Intern , Texas Newsroom, Houston Public Media (Houston, TX)

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Total articles 37

  • Texas House passes controversial school voucher plan, $7.7B school funding bill

    By Blaise Gainey Verified, Nina Banks, Lucio Vasquez Verified| KRTS-FM (Marfa, TX) Verified Lee esta historia en españolAfter more than 12 hours of debate, the Texas House approved to two of the most closely watched bills of the legislative session: a $7.7 billion public school funding package and a hotly contested proposal to create a pathway for families to use state tax dollars to help send their kids to private schools. The House vote on the latter, Senate Bill 2, marks a massive victory for top Texas Republicans, including Gov.

    By Blaise Gainey Verified, Nina Banks, Lucio Vasquez Verified · KRTS-FM (Marfa, TX)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Texas House passes controversial school voucher plan, $7.7B school funding bill

    By Blaise Gainey Verified, Nina Banks, Lucio Vasquez Verified| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified The day many watchers of Texas politics have been waiting for is here: The Texas House is currently debating Senate Bill 2 on the floor. If passed, the contentious proposal would create a $1 billion dollar Education Savings Account plan allowing parents to use public funds towards private school tuition. Past attempts to pass the controversial school voucher measure — a top priority for Gov.

    By Blaise Gainey Verified, Nina Banks, Lucio Vasquez Verified · Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Avanza la aprobación de un controvertido plan de vales escolares y un proyecto de ley de financiación escolar de $7,700 millones

    By Blaise Gainey Verified, Nina Banks, Lucio Vasquez Verified| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified Read this story in English Después de más de 12 horas de debate, la Cámara de Representantes de Texas dio su aprobación inicial a dos de los proyectos de ley más vigilados de la sesión legislativa: un paquete de financiación de 7 mil 700 millones de dólares para las escuelas públicas y una propuesta muy disputada para crear una vía para que las familias utilicen los impuestos estatales para ayudar a enviar a sus hijos a escuelas privadas.

    By Blaise Gainey Verified, Nina Banks, Lucio Vasquez Verified · KUT-FM (Austin, TX)

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Houston Public Media (Houston, TX)