Puzzled Parents' Partnership

FYI

SSES+ Medically Fragile | Texas Education Agency Students who receive special education services, who are currently enrolled in a Texas public school, and are identified as "medically fragile" now qualify for the new SSES+ grant from TEA. Additional information about the SSES+ Medically Fragile program can be found below in the FAQs.

Prepare to be PO’d if you have and/or care about a child or children receiving SpEd in Texas. The fish rots from the head, folks. Want to know why TEA is under investigation right now? The environment they operate in is created by those who finance education in Texas, and this is the head of the Texas School Finance Commission, in his own words, discussing how he thinks money should be allocated. WARNING: Have the Pepto Bismol and a puke bucket handy.

Slow Learners Justice Brister's comments regarding Texas students who receive special education supports & services.