The Texas Education Agency (TEA) says it’s reviewing 180 complaints on educators’ comments they made online about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

At least two districts have fired educators over their remarks after the assassination of the conservative activist.

In a letter sent to Texas superintendents on Friday, TEA Commissioner Mike Morath said the posts could violate the educators' ...

The TEA issued a letter last week to public school superintendents addressing concerns over educators who have shared ...

Several school districts have already taken disciplinary action against staff for comments made about the Christian ...

The Texas chapter of the American Federation of Teachers criticized Morath’s comments, calling the resulting investigations a ...

Recent guidance mean online posts carry professional risks if they are seen as disruptive, offensive, or eroding public ...

The Texas Education Agency is investigating Texas public school staff over social media posts about the death of Charlie Kirk ...

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed last week at Utah Valley University. Authorities have called the ...

The Texas Education Agency is looking into teachers who made inappropriate comments online after Charlie Kirk's assassination, emphasizing accountability for educators' social media behavior.

The Texas Education Agency on Friday sent a letter to superintendents stating that it would investigate any educator found to have made inflammatory social media comments about the death of Charlie ...

Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Friday announced the formation of committees to study bias and ...