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@txedrightsTracked since May 2026

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creating self-help education advocacy materials for parents..

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Paid members

−5.1% · 30 days

Total audience

211

incl. free followers

Observed monthly earnings

$190

Starting price

$3/mo

5 membership tiers

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Where the 211 observed tier members sit

$073.5%$320.4%

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$0/moFree15573.5% of observed tier members

$3/moGeneral Supporter4320.4% of observed tier members

$6/moEarly Access94.3% of observed tier members

$10/moGold Access41.9% of observed tier members

$25/moPlatinum Access00% of observed tier members

Growth signals — Tx Ed Rights

−5.1%

56 paid members · past 30 days

Membership

595856

May 202615 weeks trackedNow

Tx Ed Rights56 members · $190/mo

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Article Latest postPublicNew Opt Out Letter for Religious Based Instruction

The State Board of Education recently adopted TEKS, phasing in during the 2030-31 school year mandating the inclusion of Bible passages and Bible stories in the RLA curriculum. Over time, this will expand to all grade levels. However, many districts have already voluntarily added Bible-based instruction through the Bluebonnet curriculum or other supplemental materials.

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It's That Time of Year!What is the most common question this time of year?ArticleMarch 27Public 0 0 FAQ on Substitute AssessmentsWe have completed our first FAQ for parents on the use of substitute assessments. This article is exclusive for our Paid Patreon Supporters for 21 days.ImageFebruary 26Public 0 0 TEA Adopts Updated Sub Assessment ChartOn July 25, 2025 the proposed update to the substitute assessment chart completed the rulemaking process and became effective. The changes offer significant help to parents in meeting sub assessment requirements.ImageJuly 25, 2025Public 0 0 View 0 commentsThe Senate has passed their gutted version of HB 4. Now it goes to conference committee. Here are my thoughts on why this is so bad. And why...ArticleMay 27, 2025$3 tier & up 0 0 High School Graduation PathsFeb 17, 2025 View post In this summary video, we outline the four basic paths to high school graduation that do not involve passing the STAAR EOCs. These are elaborated on TxEdRights.net in the articles "What About High School" and "But They Have To Pass STAAR to Graduate." For the past 10 years parents have been navigating graduation without passing some or all of the STAAR assessments. Whether you are opting out or not (and we hope you are), if your child is threatened with non-graduation, this video is a starting point for you.ArticleFeb 17, 2025Public 0 1 View 0 commentsEvery year we hear about schools telling parents that their kids can't take advanced classes unless they pass STAAR. This is not really a ru...AudioAug 10$3 tier & up 0 0 SB 2124 and the Petty TyrantsMay 11, 2024 View post Sometimes the legislature does something good for Texas students, and sometimes, the TEA doesn't try to thwart the intention of the legislature. But still, SB 2124 proves once again that a local school bureaucrat can take something intended to be good for students and turn it into a weapon to be used against students. In this video, we talk about how some local districts are using a bill intended to expand access to advanced math for Texas students to set up barriers and restrictions on entry that are no part of the law -- yet they excuse their actions by claiming that the law requires them to do this. It's a shocking story of either vastArticleMay 11, 2024Public 0 2 Last Minute Opt Out TipsThis Youtube video covers some last minute tips aimed at first time opt out parents!VideoMar 31, 2024Public 0 0 New Letter - Requesting Facilitated RefusalPatrons, this is our first big new letter in a long time! Given the TEA's guidance on accepting parental refusals, we have drafted a very conciliatory letter asking the school to accept our refusal without putting the kid in the room with the assessment. This should be sent after the school replies to your opt out notice by claiming they are required to assess all students on campus.ArticleFeb 13, 2024Public 0 3 Live StreamI’ll be going live on the TxEdRights Youtube channel at 9:30 am to talk about some issues that arose this week,AudioFeb 13, 2024Public 0 0 Step By Step GuideWe've made the first substantive revision to our step by step guide in many years. We've refocused to urge parents to demand that schools accept their refusal as permitted by the TEA, and noted the end of punitive consequences for not participating. Your thoughts and comments are always welcomed!ImageJan 22, 2024Public 0 2

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