Becky Fogel is an education reporter at KUT. With a background that includes roles as a statewide newscaster and editor for The Texas Newsroom, she focuses on education-related topics while also having experience in radio production and reporting. Her work has been featured in various outlets, including Denton Media Company, Texas Public Radio, and The Texas Tribune.
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Becky Fogel's coverage primarily focuses on local education and government-related topics in Austin, Texas. Her articles often highlight community initiatives, educational policies, and local governance decisions.
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By: Becky Fogel
The Austin Community College District Board of Trustees plans to join a lawsuit seeking clarity on the impact of repealing the Texas Dream Act, which offered in-state tuition to undocumented students who met certain residency requirements.
By: Becky Fogel
Gov. Greg Abbott line-item vetoed $60 million to launch a federal food assistance program that helps low-income families pay for groceries over the summer while school is out.
By: Kut By, Becky Fogel
The ACC Board of Trustees said the sudden end of the law "bypassed the standard legislative process meant to ensure fairness and transparency, and prevented sufficient notice or consideration."
By: Becky Fogel
The school board will decide Thursday on whether to approve turnaround plans for Burnet, Dobie and Webb middle schools to avoid state intervention. But the Texas Education Agency will have the final say.
By: Becky Fogel
The budget includes nearly $1.6 billion for the district’s general fund, which is used to pay for things like salaries, school maintenance, transportation and utility bills. More than $715 million of that will also be used for Austin ISD’s recapture payment.
By: Audrey McGlinchy, Becky Fogel
Community members hold candles for victims of the flooding in Central Texas at a prayer vigil at Casis Elementary School on Sunday.
By: Becky Fogel
The Trump administration has not released more than $6 billion in grants for schools nationwide. For Austin ISD, that amounts to a loss of about $9.6 million in funding that helps pay for more than 100 positions.
