Texas Education Agency
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Texas Education Agency
Lawyers
Adrienne René Butcher
Administrative Law, Workers' Compensation, Public Schools, State Appellate Practice, State Appellate Practice
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Ariel Philip Sloan
Bankruptcy, General Practice,
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Carol E. Gustin
Administrative Law, Criminal, Public Schools, Other, Other
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Dianna Elizabeth Muldrow
General Practice,
1701 N Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
Jana Valerie McGowen
Business, Government, Lawsuit & Dispute, General Practice,
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Jonathan Scott Crabtree
Administrative Law, Government, General Practice,
1701 N Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
Kara Lynn Vosika Belew
Personal Injury, Consumer Bankruptcy, Administrative Law, Litigation, Litigation
1701 Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
Karen E. Hattaway
General Practice,
1701 N. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
Margaret Emaline Mcgee
Business, Criminal, Divorce & Family Law, Family Law, Family Law
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Melissa Tico Evans
General Practice,
1701 N Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
Michael Robert Horenstein
Business, Civil & Human Rights, Sexual Harassment, Lawsuit & Dispute, Lawsuit & Dispute
437 E 80Th St Suite No. 27
New York, NY 10075
Richa Kumar
Administrative Law, Criminal, General Practice,
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Robert Kyle Hensley
Administrative Law, Government, Health Care, Health Care Other, Health Care Other
1701 N Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
Robert Patrick Mendez
Business, Business & Trade, Administrative Law, General Practice,
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Susan Elaine Schaab
Intellectual Property, Science, Technology & Internet, Civil Rights,
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Susan Schaab
Civil Rights, Science, Technology & Internet, General Practice,
1701 N Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Reviews
Texas school system and school district. First of all this review is not for any particular school of education office, more about the education system and administration. The way schools are funded is not a sustainable system as it depends on the housing health of the school district. Unfortunately, people who has no school going children and have a house on the high end of the value range, pays a high tag to the school district without getting any benefit out of it. Also this create a visible discrepancy in the education system, where poor neighborhood with lower house price has lower education fund to promote better education. The taxing on the property owner should be stopped and state should take the responsibility of public school education. Another important factor is the school bus, it a big tin can that gets very hot in summer and very cold in winter. Kids get toasted in summer and get into lots of health issues. What kind of first world country this is where they can not afford air conditioning in the school bus, whereas many third world countries provide air conditioning. The state regulation must impose setting up air conditioning in the school bus for the health safety of the children.
Word of advice; If you're seeking immediate help from TEA, it's best to try calling their 'help' phone number instead of filling out a help request form. The online forms are a good system, but the help staff doesn't always respond right away, which is understandable since i'm sure they're constantly receiving questions and requests. That being said, if you require assistance on the double, you're better off calling them. Yes, you do risk being put on hold, but few minutes of waiting is certainly better than waiting a few hours or a few days for an email response.
These people came up with the stupid rule that all students have to eat in one room. I don't even think they thought about covid 19 and on top of that people are getting sick so. PLEASE STATE OF TEXAS CHANGE IT. Also why force us to take classes that we hate but when you allow us to make our own choices with our education. A school in Norway does just that where the students choose what they want to study and their student success rate is very high and awesome so please texas change it.
For an agency that deals with disabilities they will no talk on phone. They want only digital communication Sadly not everyone can do digital including grandparents raising grand children And that is poor service for the state of texas. No wonder texas lags behind almost all other states in us
The TEA does not care about our children, our families, or our communities. They are doing absolutely anything they can to NOT to protect our children. No virtual schooling during a pandemic, parents are allowed to send children who have been exposed to covid to quarantine AT school. The complete opposite of what quarantine is! My kids are so excited to be back at school but unfortunately I am seriously considering withdrawing them and home schooling.