Texas education agency selects Austin ISD for spending review
Austin ISD has been chosen, alongside three other Texas districts, for a state audit of whether its money actually makes it to students. The final findings are due by December 31.
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What happened
The Texas education department has picked Austin ISD as one of four districts for a state spending review. The review will examine whether district funds are reaching classrooms. A final report is due December 31.
Why it matters
Its findings are expected in the final report.
Coverage
- Austin ISD among four districts picked for state spending review (communityimpact.com)
- Taxpayers pay the price when Texas education department takes over school districts (click2houston.com)
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