Learn who benefits and who gets left behind in the education budget recently passed by the Texas Legislature. From promised teacher raises for only 50% of staff to missed opportunities for traditional public schools, the universal voucher program in Texas raises questions about impact and the future. With an increasing number of traditional public school districts in Texas facing budget deficits since last year, the funding cuts are causing cascading negative effects for the future.

School choice is gaining momentum across the country, with initiatives like vouchers, education savings accounts, and charter school expansions moving quickly through state and federal legislatures. Supporters say these programs empower parents and promote healthy competition, but the real impact on public schools is more complicated. In this episode, we unpack what’s happening on the ground and what it means for the future of public education.

A recent Supreme Court decision has reshaped how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 is applied— and public school districts across the country will feel the impact. In this episode, we break down what the ruling means, why it matters, and how it raises the legal standards schools must meet in serving students with disabilities.

Through clear explanations and real-world examples, you’ll learn how ADA-based lawsuits are expected to change, what new responsibilities districts will face, and what this means for families nationwide. Whether you're a school leader, student, or advocate, this episode will help you stay informed on this new, unanimous ruling from the Supreme Court.