Texas Association of Rural Schools

Texas Association of Rural Schools Texas Association of Rural Schools (TARS) is an organization dedicated to the enhancement of the fis

Since the inception of Texas Association of Rural Schools, focus has been pointed at school finance for our districts with Rural Values. The association participates by testifying before committees and its membership carries concerns to their legislators as well as other associations.

05/27/2023

Our school districts need an increase in revenue to fight inflation. Our teachers deserve more respect than to try and trade a raise for vouchers!! But even more important, we need to invest in student/staff safety instead of vouchers!!

HB100 from the House has a nice increase in S/M allotment. CSHB100 in the Senate lowers the increase to help pay for vou...
05/22/2023

HB100 from the House has a nice increase in S/M allotment. CSHB100 in the Senate lowers the increase to help pay for vouchers.

05/17/2023

Read this post! Understand what is happening. Then you decide!

Great article!!  We need to keep our rural schools and our rural communities!!
04/25/2023

Great article!! We need to keep our rural schools and our rural communities!!

Republicans are pitching school voucher programs to combat 'the radical woke agenda.' But rural Texas conservatives like their schools just the way they are.

03/23/2023

Thank you, Scott Braddock, for the context.

A nice story on rural schools.
03/21/2023

A nice story on rural schools.

Classroom battles over racism and LGBTQ inclusion have supercharged the movement for private school choice. Remote public schools like the one in Robert Lee, Texas, could pay the price, opponents warn.

03/21/2023

As I watched schools from my current and new districts (Albany, Aledo, and Brock) at the UIL High School Football state championships at AT&T Stadium surrounded by 40,000 fans, parents, teachers, …

Great read. The 88th Legislative session is about to begin next week. Understand what is at stake and unite our leadersh...
01/08/2023

Great read. The 88th Legislative session is about to begin next week.
Understand what is at stake and unite our leadership voices! This political leader has his eyes wide open and so
should every Texas educator and community leader!

As I watched schools from my current and new districts (Albany, Aledo, and Brock) at the UIL High School Football state championships at AT&T Stadium surrounded by 40,000 fans, parents, teachers, …

2023 Midwinter Annual Member Breakfast01/30/2023 from 7:30AM to 9AMTASA Midwinter Member BreakfastClick the link below t...
11/19/2022

2023 Midwinter Annual Member Breakfast
01/30/2023 from 7:30AM to 9AM
TASA Midwinter Member Breakfast
Click the link below to see event details.

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Have you been reading about and helping to celebrate the amazing gains in student learning across this gigantic state of...
09/03/2022

Have you been reading about and helping to celebrate the amazing gains in student learning across this gigantic state of Texas?

Have you taken note of the accountability “grades” and the number of districts achieving an “A” rating?

- And, hundreds more are on the cusp of achieving the same!

-And, it was accomplished while facing multiple unforeseen and unknown challenges during these past 3 years!

- And, it proves that “those who can, TEACH!”

To the Texas public school districts working hard every day to meet the needs of students, staff, and community….we say

THANK YOU FOR YOUR FOCUS AND RELENTLESS DEDICATION!!!

Texas Association of Rural Schools applauds you, believes in you, and is dedicated to serving your district and students!!!

CONGRATULATIONS to our Texas Public Schools!

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