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On Friday, Governor Greg Abbott expressed his appreciation for the Texas Legislature's approval of House Bill 2, which marks a monumental $8.5 billion investment in public education statewide. This significant funding aims to enhance educational resources, improve school facilities, and support teacher salaries, ensuring that Texas students receive a high-quality education.
Governor Abbott highlighted the importance of this investment in fostering a brighter future for Texas youth. He emphasized that the bill reflects a commitment to prioritizing education and providing the necessary tools for students and educators to succeed. The funding is expected to benefit millions of students across the state, addressing various challenges faced by schools in both urban and rural areas.
As Texas continues to grow, the governor noted that such investments are crucial for maintaining a competitive workforce and ensuring that all students have access to the resources they need to thrive academically. This landmark legislation is seen as a pivotal step toward strengthening the foundation of education in Texas.
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