
Last night Governor Abbott announced the vetoing of 2 major pieces of legislation, the Omnibus Courts Bill (HB 2878) and the THC Ban (SB 3).
Governor Abbott Announces Special Session Date, Initial Agenda
Governor Greg Abbott today announced the final list of 1,155 bills signed into law and 28 bills vetoed from the 89th Regular Legislative Session. Governor Abbott's veto statements may be viewed here and here. The Governor also announced he will call a Special Session to begin on Monday, July 21, al....
www.wfaa.com/article/news/education/schools/bigger-paychecks-more-teachers-coming-to-argyle-isd-on-heels-of-house-bill-2/287-a9b35f91-a044-40f4-bde8-b13a9a591bea Excited to see the hard work from this session come to fruition. Proud to support this important legislation, and grateful to Chair Buckley for
Bigger paychecks and more teachers coming to Argyle ISD on the heels of HB2
The Argyle Independent School District Board voted unanimously to increase salaries for teachers and support staff in its June meeting.
Our turbulent times demand bold, effective solutions to complex challenges. We must keep Texas strong and safe. Therefore, my priorities as the Texas House Representative for District 57 during the 89th Legislative Session include the following:
- Professional criminals boiling across our southern border are bringing their human trafficking and drug operations to North Texas, increasing risks to law enforcement and costs for all citizens.
- Law-abiding residents are struggling to maintain homeownership in the face of rising property-tax bills.
- The integrity of the ballot box is under siege, threatening the heart of our citizen-led democracy.
- Every child deserves a quality education, regardless of school type, because well-educated students become productive citizens and empowered voters.
Richard Hayes
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