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The decision, which comes from an agreement with the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and Amtrak, effectively halts federal support for the project, originally led by Texas Central as a privately funded venture, according to a news release.
The board will vote to adopt Choosing the Best curriculum at its May 21 meeting, following recommendations from the district's School Health Advisory Council.
The subcommittee will advise the city on development architecture and design.
Under Senate Bill 2, which was amended by the House, participating families would be able to use state funds to pay for private school tuition and other educational expenses, such as textbooks or transportation.
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The median market value for a residential homestead in Travis County is still up 46%—or $163,841—since pre-pandemic levels in 2019.
Early voting starts April 22 for local elections May 3, which feature school board races, city charter updates, City Council elections and more for residents in the Lake Travis, Westlake and surrounding areas.
