Becky Fogel is an editor and producer based in Austin, Texas. She has written for various media outlets, including KUT Public Media, Houston Public Media, Texas Public Radio, and KERA News. Her work focuses on local news and issues, covering topics such as education, policy, and community events in the Austin area.
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By: Becky Fogel
The Texas State Board of Education is scheduled to vote in late November on whether to approve state-developed instructional materials.
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By: Becky Fogel
If voters approve Prop A, it will generate $171 million in new revenue for the district. Austin ISD will keep $41 million of that, while the rest will go to the state as a result of the recapture system.
By: Becky Fogel
Ammer Qaddumi, a UT Austin student, encourages students to disperse during a pro-Palestinian walkout and protest on April 24. UT Austin suspended him on Oct. 23, saying he violated university rules during the demonstration.
By: Becky Fogel
U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman has said groups, such as the Palestine Solidarity Committee at UT Austin, have standing to sue President Jay Hartzell over allegedly violating their First Amendment rights.
By: Becky Fogel
Austin ISD voters are deciding whether to approve a property tax increase that would help fund staff raises and reduce the district's $119 million budget deficit.
By: Becky Fogel
Austin Community College and the Travis County Sheriff’s Office have been working on getting this program off the ground for more than two years. The pilot is grant-funded.
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A student at a Pflugerville ISD elementary school was diagnosed with measles, a spokesperson for the school district said Thursday. If confirmed by local health officials, it would be the first case of the disease reported in Texas this year.
By: Becky Fogel
Deborah Benavidez del Austin Community College habla en una conferencia de prensa el 23 de octubre, anunciando un nuevo programa educativo para un pequeño número de reclusos en la cárcel del condado de Travis.
By: Becky Fogel
The Legislature banned diversity, equity and inclusion programs at public colleges and universities but the prohibition was not supposed to affect academics. Now, Republicans are suggesting DEI-related content in classrooms is hindering efforts to prepare students for the workforce.
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