Texas Governor Greg Abbott has proposed a historic $4.85 billion increase for public education, including significant teacher pay raises, with $4,000 increases for urban schools and $10,000 for rural districts. Amid teacher shortages, the budget also aims to address special education funding inequities, expand career training programs, and extend the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) ban to K-12 schools. With a $7 billion public education boost, Abbott seeks comprehensive reforms to support both teachers and students across the state.
Related news
Rajya Sabha member Sudha Murty advocates conducting examinations of teachers every three years, emphasizing the need for continuous training and upgradation for educators. Supported by NCP-SCP's Fauzia Khan, Murty highlights the critical role of teachers in the education system and the importance of evolving teaching methodologies. Other members discuss funding allocations, language policy, and the regulation of online education.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) 2025 recruitment, with applications open until March 25, 2025. A total of 357 vacancies are available across BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBP, and SSB. The written exam is scheduled for August 3, 2025. Eligible candidates can apply online at upsc.gov.in.
SBTET Telangana has started TS POLYCET 2025 registration. Candidates can apply at polycet.sbtet.telangana.gov.in until April 19, 2025 (without a late fee) or April 21, 2025 (with a late fee). The application fee is Rs. 200 for SC/ST and Rs. 500 for others. The late fee is Rs. 100, and the tatkal fee is Rs. 300.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the final answer key for CMAT 2025, available on the official website. Candidates can view and download the key by following simple steps. The answer key also highlights questions with multiple correct answers. This key is crucial for candidates seeking admission to over 1,300 MBA colleges across India.
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) is set to close registrations for Constable posts on April 3, 2025. The recruitment aims to fill 1,161 vacancies, and applicants can submit their forms through cisfrectt.cisf.gov.in. Candidates must meet the educational requirements, with ITI certification preferred for skilled trades. The selection process includes multiple stages, and category-wise application fees apply.
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a Kolkata-born epidemiologist and Stanford professor, is President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for NIH Director. Known for his role in the Great Barrington Declaration, he advocates transparent, debate-driven science and critiques lockdown policies. His appointment sparks divided opinions—praised as a reformer by supporters and viewed as polarizing by critics, promising a transformative yet contentious tenure.
The registration process for the CSBC Bihar Constable Recruitment 2025 will conclude on April 18. With 19,838 vacancies on offer, this drive invites Class 12 pass-outs and equivalent qualification holders to apply via csbc.bihar.gov.in. The selection process includes a written test and a Physical Efficiency Test (PET), with merit-based shortlisting for each vacancy
CLAT 2025 Counselling Postponed: The Consortium of National Law Universities decides to approach the Supreme Court following the Delhi High Court's directive to revise the CLAT 2025 merit list, delaying the counselling process. Candidates are assured that a revised schedule will be announced after the Supreme Court appeal.
CBSE has announced strict measures against unfair means (UFM) during the 2025 Class X and XII Board exams. Students found guilty of cheating, using electronic devices, or spreading rumours will face severe consequences, including the cancellation of their exams and a two-year ban from taking future exams. The board has also provided detailed guidelines regarding permissible items, dress codes, and penalties for various offences to ensure a fair examination process.
The US Department of Education's new guidance threatens Harvard's race-conscious scholarships and ceremonies. The rules, issued on February 28, 2025, could impact programs aimed at minority groups, including those for Black, Latino, Indigenous, and LGBTQ+ students. With the Supreme Court's 2023 ruling against affirmative action, the guidance bans any race-based policies in university programming and financial aid, risking the loss of federal funding for non-compliance. Harvard is reviewing its... Expand