Top Texas education official admits on audio that governor's voucher plan would cut public school funds
A top Texas Education Agency official with Alamo City ties was captured on a recording admitting that if a school voucher program championed by Gov. Greg Abbott passes, it would cut funding to public school districts. In the recording, TEA Deputy Commissioner Steve Lecholop — a former San Antonio ISD school board member — speaks on the phone with a woman who moved her special-needs child out of a North Texas public school and into parochial campus. During the call, he tries to convince her that her story would make a good anecdote for Gov. Greg Abbott as he stumps for a voucher program.
Recent Posts

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones to appear on Emmy-nominated PBS show this Tuesday

Former Democratic prosecutor endorses Republican Ashley Foster in Bexar County DA’s race

Crowd boos Cruz as he presents Formula One trophy in Austin on Sunday

It’s highly unlikely Bexar County voting machines are altering votes, expert says

Texas SNAP participation drops to a 17-year low as the feds tighten eligibility

Candidates flood into San Antonio as South Texas becomes key in midterm races

‘Silence is getting a bit loud’: Emails show UT leaders took heat for slow response to Bo French post

Texans report receiving fear-mongering text about ‘furries voting’ in election

Playing Texas governor with Don Huffines

Why aren’t Texas Democrats talking about abortion?

"My job is to find and attract mastery-based agents to the office, protect the culture, and make sure everyone is happy! "
