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Misinformation about Texas public schools spreads quickly, but the facts tell a different story. Let’s break down some of the most common myths and set the record straight.
❌ Myth: Teachers can teach whatever they want.
✅ Truth: Texas public schools follow the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)—a state-mandated curriculum that ensures consistency and academic rigor across all schools.
❌ Myth: Public schools are indoctrinating students.
✅ Truth: The curriculum is set by the State Board of Education, focusing on academic integrity, critical thinking, and fact-based learning—not political agendas.
❌ Myth: Public schools are failing students.
✅ Truth: Texas boasts a 94% high school graduation rate. Students graduate ready for college, careers, and beyond, thanks to AP courses, career/technical programs, and more.
❌ Myth: Public schools don’t prepare students for the workforce.
✅ Truth: Texas public schools offer robust career and technical education (CTE) programs, equipping students with hands-on experience, industry certifications, and direct pathways to high-demand jobs. Many graduates enter the workforce immediately after high school, earning competitive salaries in fields like healthcare, IT, and skilled trades—often without student debt.
❌ Myth: Public school curriculum doesn’t evolve with the times.
✅ Truth: Schools continually integrate new technology and update programs to equip students for modern careers and challenges.
Read the February e-newsletter HERE!
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