Growing up in abject poverty in the inter-city of Ft. Worth, Texas, during hard economic times and now serving as a president of a charter school in a predominantly low-income region of the country, Kyev Tatum knows firsthand the importance of educational choice for all children.
Public Schools Plead Poverty—What Do the Numbers Say?
Public Schools Plead Poverty—What Do the Numbers Say? We are less than nine months away from the start of the 89th Texas Legislature, and public-school elites and special interest have already started to claim that our public education system is underfunded. Facing a $60 million budget deficit, Austin ISD Superintendent Matias Segura said that the...