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Texas Education Agency (TEA)
tea.state.tx.us
Information for the Texas education community.
Get Certified! Texas
getcertifiedtexas.com
GetCertifiedTexas provides preparation for the Examination for the Texas Examinations of Educator Standards (TExES) using Study Guides, Classes, and practice questions.
Tutoring Direct
tutoringdirect.com
We provide one on one in home tutoring by highly qualified tutors. Math, science, test preparation, special education, English, reading, social studies, reading, prekindergarten through adult.
Texans for Better Science Education
strengthsandweaknesses.org
A statewide, grassroots organization dedicated to maintaining the professionalism of science education in Texas public schools and the integrity of science in the Texas public school curriculum.
Links for Texas Educators
nvo.com
Excellent list of links for sites related to Texas education, especially for K-12.
Texas Schoolhouses
texasescapes.com
Showcasing Texas historic schoolhouses, contemporary and vintage photos; articles on Texas educations.- Texas Reading Initiative for Parents & Educators
tea.state.tx.us
Information geared to parental interest in reading instruction and how to help their student be successful. 
Computer Career Center
computercareercenter.com
Offers career training in business, legal, medical, and technology job fields in El Paso, Texas and Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Texas High School Project - Exemplar Program
thsp.org
THSP is a $261 million public-private initiative committed to increasing graduation and college enrollment rates in every Texas community and is dedicated to ensuring that all Texas students leave high school prepared for college and career success in the 21st century economy.
Children's Courtyard
childrenscourtyard.com
Early childhood education, with locations in Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Houston areas. Give information on teacher training, employment, programs, and certifications.
Disagnostic Learning Services
diagnosticlearningservices.com
Individualized educational assessments to identify learning disabilities, including dyslexia, and to identify the characteristics of ADD/ADHD.
Texas Teachers of Tomorrow, LLC.
txteachers.org
Offers an alternative teaching certification program for state of Texas. Also acts as a resource center with tips on state certification tests and teaching job resources in Texas.
Child and Youth Care Worker Certification Institute
cyccertification.org
Certifies individual child/youth care work practitioners and accredits training and education programs. Includes information on goals, testing, and certification.
NYTimes.com - Juggling 3 School Goals, Texas Trips
nytimes.com
Low taxes, good schools and equal access to public education for the rich and the poor are clashing in Texas, and one of them will likely give very soon. [Requires free nytimes.com registration to view.] (October 30, 2002)
Teacher Retirement System (TRS)
trs.state.tx.us
Providing retirement and related benefits for employees of public schools, colleges, and universities. Includes information about investments, retirement account access, training, upcoming legislation, and agency administration and employment.
Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation
tgslc.org
Information, publications, and forms for schools, lenders, and borrowers.
The Texas Schools Project (TSP)
utdallas.edu
The TSP brings together individual level data from multiple Texas state agencies, school districts, as well as other sources to support independent, high-quality academic research. Projects, papers, alliances, upcoming events and affiliated researchers.
Texas Academic Decathlon
txacadec.org
Academic competition for students from all academic backgrounds, and both public and private high schools. Regional and state competitions advance to an annual nationals event.
TENET Web
tenet.edu
Texas Education Network. Its purpose is to provide the most useful, up-to-date resources for the education community: teachers, administrators, parents and students.
Texas School for the Deaf
tsd.state.tx.us
A residential school for deaf or hard-of-hearing Texas students, ages 0-22.
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Question for socialists only: How much education should citizens get for free?
Q. Question for socialists only: How much education should citizens get for free? I can't find the data, but I know I saw a chart showing how countries with low education are very poor and countries with lots of education are much better off financially. So it stands to logic if a country were to give every citizen a free PhD quality education it's per capita income would be highest in the world. Would you support this? Why or why not?
Asked by water_skipper - Mon Dec 28 14:55:14 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. to the person who said conservatives want to support welfare, uh, no they don't
Answered by Allergic To Eggs - Mon Dec 28 15:13:10 2009
Q. Question for socialists only: How much education should citizens get for free? I can't find the data, but I know I saw a chart showing how countries with low education are very poor and countries with lots of education are much better off financially. So it stands to logic if a country were to give every citizen a free PhD quality education it's per capita income would be highest in the world. Would you support this? Why or why not?
Asked by water_skipper - Mon Dec 28 14:55:14 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. to the person who said conservatives want to support welfare, uh, no they don't
Answered by Allergic To Eggs - Mon Dec 28 15:13:10 2009
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