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Dallas ISD Superintendent says vouchers “very likely” to pass, so public schools must join the conversation

2024-05-19

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Paula Overstreet

05-21

They aren't going to pass because people want them. They're only going to pass because that's the only way Abbott is going to pull his head out of his ass in regards to the the education budget.

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05-20

Fire the DISD Superintendent ! What has she done?? Nothing

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