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• Texas will spend $1 billion on vouchers in the first two years, but costs could skyrocket • Most families can participate, including some of the wealthiest Texans • The program launches next year, but other specifics are still unclear
The law’s passage follows years of discord in the Legislature over school vouchers. The Democrats and rural Republicans who fought against it argued that the program would harm already-struggling public schools, a major employer for working families and a resource center for many Texas students — the majority of whom reside in low-income households. “Remember this day next time a school closes in your neighborhood,” said state Rep. James Talarico (D-Austin) a few hours before at a news conference with other voucher opponents. “Remember this day next time a beloved teacher quits because they can’t support their family on their
salary. Remember this day next time your local property taxes rise because the state government is not doing its fair share of school funding. And if recession comes and we are forced to make even deeper cuts to public education, remember this day.” Top Republicans like Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick have forcefully rebutted, saying parents needed more schooling options for their children in the face of COVID-19 health restrictions and frustrations with public schools’ efforts to foster a more inclusive environment for all students. Abbott and company have insisted that a voucher program and the state’s public education system can coexist.
• Participating students won’t have to take the STAAR test Most participating families will receive an amount equal to 85% of what public schools get for each student through state and local funding — roughly somewhere between $10,300 and $10,900 per year for each child, according to a legislative budget analysis, which included financial projections for the next five years. Children with disabilities are eligible for the same funding as other students, plus up to $30,000 in additional money, an amount based on what the state would spend on special education services for that student if they attended a public school. Home-schoolers can receive up to $2,000 per year. The money will flow to families continued on page 5
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Gov. Greg Abbott signs legislation authorizing a private school voucher program into law at the Texas Governor’s Mansion in Austin on May 3, 2025.
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Gov. Greg Abbott recently signed legislation authorizing a private school voucher program into law, marking the grand finale of an oftentimes ugly conflict that has largely defined Texas politics this decade. Senate Bill 2 will allow families to use public taxpayer dollars to fund their children’s education at an accredited private school or to pay for a wide range of school-related expenses, like textbooks, transportation, or therapy. The program will be one of the largest school voucher initiatives in the nation. “When I ran for reelection in 2022, I promised school choice for the families of Texas,” said Abbott during the bill’s signing before hundreds of applauding supporters gathered outside the Governor’s Mansion. “Today, we deliver on that promise. Gone are the days that families are limited to only the school assigned by government. The day has arrived that empowers parents to choose the school that’s best for their child.” The law will go into effect on Sept. 1, with the program expected to launch in late 2026.
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Those arguments came as voucher programs in other states have largely benefited wealthier families who already had their kids enrolled in private schools and led to disappointing academic outcomes for students.
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— but state budget experts predict that the tab could escalate to roughly $4.8 billion by 2030. If public demand for the voucher program exceeds the funding available, it will prioritize applicants in this order: • Students with disabilities from families with an annual income at or below 500% of the federal poverty level, which includes any four-person household earning less than roughly $160,000 • Families at or below 200% of the poverty level, which includes any four-person household earning less than roughly $64,300 • Families between 200% and 500% of the poverty level • Families at or above 500% of the poverty level (limited to 20% of the program’s budget)
The voucher program also prioritizes students exiting public schools over kids already in private ones. The priority system does not guarantee access to the program, however. The legislation does not require participating schools to change their admissions processes, meaning they can still deny entry to any student they determine does not meet their standards. Private schools are also not required to follow state or federal laws regarding accommodations for students with disabilities. The program launches next year, but other specifics are still unclear The comptroller — the state’s chief financial officer, who will oversee the program — has until May 15, 2026, to establish the rules and procedures it must follow. In addition to setting up the application process for Texans who want to enroll their children,
Sofia Sorochinskaia contributed to this report. A version of this story originally appeared in The Texas Tribune.
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through education savings accounts, which essentially function as state-managed bank accounts. In Arizona, for example, which has a program similar to the one Texas is rolling out, families can make education-related purchases through an online platform by the software company ClassWallet. Almost any school-age child in Texas can apply for and participate in the voucher program, including students already attending private schools. Up to 20% of the program’s initial $1 billion budget could flow to wealthier families, who earn 500% or more of the poverty rate — roughly $160,000 or above for a family of four. Families cannot have their children simultaneously enrolled in the program and a public school. The program excludes students whose parents cannot prove their child is a U.S. citizen. Lawmakers are also considering a bill that would bar the kids of any statewide elected official from signing up for the program. The state can spend no more than $1 billion on the program during the state’s next two-year budget cycle, which begins Sept. 1, 2025, and ends Aug. 31, 2027. It is not clear how much the program’s costs will rise after the spending cap expires — lawmakers will likely make that determination in future legislative sessions
Most families can participate, including some of the wealthiest Texans.
the finance chief will select up to five organizations that will help Texas administer the program. Private schools can choose whether they want to participate. The law requires participating schools to be accredited and to have operated for at least two years. Enrolled students must take a nationally recognized exam of the private school’s choosing. Private schools, however, are not required to administer the same standardized tests currently issued to public school kids each year — the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, or STAAR. The state must produce an annual report that includes data on participants’ test results, satisfaction with the program, and college and career readiness. It will include information on how the program affects public and private school enrollment. Lawmakers will also get a report every year with demographic data on each participating child, including students’ age, sex, race or ethnicity, and ZIP code. State officials will also be required to work with a private auditor responsible for helping ensure program participants follow the law. The bill directs the state to suspend the accounts of people not in compliance with the legislation’s guidelines and refer to local authorities any organizations or individuals who use taxpayer funds fraudulently. l
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I didn’t ask why Labels wanted to meet in the food court of Northeast Mall for this interview until after I showed up, but in its aftermath, I thought a lot about the setting’s steady flow of sensory noise. The ambient conversations and foot traffic reverberating off the ceiling; the insistent, enthusiastic glare of the food-court tenants’ backlit signs; the olfactory tangle of a dozen international cuisines — the sum of all that is highly overstimulating, but it’s sort of a time-release sensory overload, the kind you think about later and pick out details piece-by-piece like burrs from a sock. Labels’ blend of hardcore punk and garage-rock psychedelia hits like this — in the moment, its barrage on your brain doesn’t feel overwhelming. It’s only later, when you pick out this guitar lick, or that drum fill, or the repetition of a particular hook that feels genuinely galvanizing, that your brain sits up and says, What the fuck was that? Labels, formed by identical twin brothers Braden (vocals/guitar) and Taylor Burgan (drums) in 2019 when they were still in high school, recently released their third album. Called White Hot and self-produced like their previous releases (2022’s Brain Fragments and
2024’s Moral Laws), the album is the first to feature a finally solidified lineup, after years of trying to find both a regular bassist and a singer who shared the brothers’ drive to make the band a top priority. Now, with frontman Tyler Waller and bassist/backing vocalist Matt Frandsen on board, Labels are roaring with all engines lit. Waller, who was once part of a rap group called Mob Mentality, met the Burgan brothers while they all worked together at a huge grocery store chain — he helped the band get their very first show. Frandsen, who plays guitar in Denton-based psychrock band Divine Calypso, got to know them from playing shows together, and he was stoked to join on bass when that spot opened up. Seeing them off-stage, at a mall, beneath the triangulated smells of Sbarro, K-Dog, and Master Wok, it was obvious to me that the Burgans and Waller and Frandsen have quickly tuned into that musical telepathy common to really great bands. But they talk over the phone a lot, too, and this also feels central to the fire scorching through White Hot’s 10 tracks. “We talk on the phone all day long,” Braden said. “We have our earbuds in, and we have long hair, so it looks like we’re just walking around work talking to ourselves.” “People be like, ‘Are they talking to each other?’ ” Taylor added. “They’re also talking to me, though,” said Waller, who drives a delivery truck for
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work, and he said the three of them and Frandsen pretty much bounce ideas off one another all day long in between stocking shelves and dropping off packages, working out ideas for song arrangements and brainstorming places to play. That constant communication is key to a shared goal: Making music is what the dudes in Labels want to do. White Hot came to be after a studio session with engineer Joe Tacke at his Cloudland Recordings on the Near Southside. While in the studio, their former bassist allegedly decided to alter some arrangements on the fly, which, given the finite time their limited budget allowed, was counterproductive to finishing the tracks as the musicians had written and practiced them. While the band liked the experience overall and while one track from the session with Tacke — “Silver Serpent Tongue” — made it onto the final album, they ended up doing everything at home like before. “The studio is fun,” Waller said, “but you’re just there on the clock.” “Yeah, and that was also kind of stressful,” Taylor added. “We got to do as much as we can in one day, but it is a good experience on how it works. I want to do it again.” A DIY approach is kind of Labels’ aesthetic, as much as the sudden time-signature left-turns and the compressed fuzz on the guitar leads. But even if their approach to recording remains the same, their sound has evolved from Moral Laws. Of that album’s lyrics, Braden told me, “We’re nice people. We just want to promote the positive, y’know?” And while they remain nice people, the world has wormed its way into Labels’ lyrics this time around. It’s less vibey, more angsty — Waller’s shouted vocals hit all over the spectrum of rage. Sometimes he sounds at his wit’s end, like a person trying to get answers in a maze of passed-off calls and interminable hold times. Other times,
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he sounds like a person who’s about to throw a brick — maybe metaphorical, more likely not — at an oppressive entity. “Punk is my shit,” Waller said. “The last album had lots of punk it in it, but this album kind of goes harder. … When we started writing the lyrics, the songs got a little bit more political than we thought when they started to come together.” Frandsen, who came aboard after they elected to make the record at home, said he joined “at the perfect time because I’m uber-political, so they kind of started working on this album that [wasn’t specifically a political album] but had a lot of political themes.” I recalled that he made some pointedly political remarks at a show at the Boiled Owl Tavern the previous Saturday, and we all chatted in a shake-my-damn-head sort of way about what Frandsen described as America’s “descent into fascism” and “just the absolute insanity” of our government. “And then Trump got elected,” he continued, “and it was like, ‘OK, perfect. Now we really have something to write about.’ ” “I mean, we have a song called ‘Devastation of Our America,’ ” Braden said, “so [our political beliefs] are just pretty obvious in that.” At that show at the Owl, the band played White Hot start to finish, and what I noticed is that these new songs, through the virtues of their subject matter and the brain-sizzling power of their riffs, kind of … I dunno … it’s like they’re letting the band go bigger, be louder, play faster. Labels has always put on a good show, but White Hot has dialed their live-band intensity into explosive territory. They’ve booked their first multi-city Texas tour for August, joining Divine Calypso and Tacke’s band, Mean Motor Scooter, on a run from Fort Worth to Austin and San Antonio. Labels also have created what Braden calls a “DIY record label-type thing called Twin Reverse” that’s mostly a social media channel to promote Labels and other bands they like and share the stage with. No matter where they play (they’re back at the Owl on Sat, May 24), White Hot is sure to leave burn marks everywhere its songs land. Maybe one day those songs will float out of a food court’s PA, but until then, the band wants to reach every pair of ears they can, one blistering performance after another. l
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Top resources for everything. Okay, almost everything. By Fort Worth Weekly Classifieds Below are some resources for your consideration, including astrology, faith-based listings, help wanted, wellness, and more. Welcome to The List.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19)
What may appear to be slow or static is actually moving. The developing changes are imperceptible from day to day, but incrementally substantial. So please maintain your faith in the diligent, determined approach. Give yourself pep talks that renew your deeply felt motivation. Ignore the judgments and criticism of people who have no inkling of how hard you have been working. In the long run, you will prove that gradual progress can be the most enduring.
TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20)
The most successful people aren’t those who merely follow their passion, but those who follow their curiosity. Honoring the guidance of our passions motivates us, but it can also narrow our focus. Heeding the call of our curiosity emboldens our adaptability, exploration, and maximum openness to new possibilities. In that spirit, Taurus, I invite you to celebrate your yearning to know and discover. Instead of aching for total clarity about your life’s mission, investigate the subtle threads of what piques your curiosity. Experiment with being an intrigued adventurer.
GEMINI (May 21-Jun 20)
Gemini author Huston Smith was a religious scholar who wrote 13 books. But he was dedicated to experiencing religions from the inside rather than simply studying them academically. Smith danced with Whirling Dervishes, practiced Zen meditation with a master, and ingested peyote with Native Americans, embodying his view that real understanding requires participation, not just observation. In the spirit of his disciplined devotion, I invite you to seek out opportunities to learn through experience as much as theory. Leave your safety zone, if necessary, to engage with unfamiliar experiences that expand your soul. Be inspired by how Smith immersed himself in wisdom that couldn’t come from books alone.
CANCERIAN (Jun 21-Jul 22)
More than 2,000 years ago, people living in what’s now the Peruvian desert began etching huge designs of animals and plants in the earth. The makers moved a lot of dirt! Here’s the mystery: Some of the gigantic images of birds, spiders, and other creatures are still visible today, but can only be deciphered from high above. And there were, of course, no airplanes in ancient times to aid in depicting the figures. Let’s use this as a metaphor for one of your upcoming tasks, Cancerian. I invite you to initiate or intensify work on a labor of love that will motivate you to survey your life from the vantage point of a bird or plane or mountaintop.
LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22)
You now have extra power to detect previously veiled patterns and hidden agendas. That’s why I urge you to be alert for zesty revelations that may seem to arrive out of nowhere. They could even arise from situations you have assumed were thoroughly explored and understood. These are blessings, in my opinion. You should expect and welcome the full emergence of truths that have been ripening below the surface of your awareness. Even if they are initially surprising or daunting, you will ultimately be glad they have finally appeared.
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22)
Renowned Virgo author Nassim Nicholas Taleb has called for the discontinuation of the Nobel Prize in Economics. He says it rewards economists who express bad ideas that cause
great damage. He also delivers ringing critiques of other economists widely regarded as top luminaries. Taleb has a lot of credibility. His book The Black Swan was named one of the most influential books since World War II. I propose we make him your inspirational role model for now, Virgo. May he incite you to question authority to the max. May he rouse you to bypass so-called experts, alleged mavens, and supposed wizards. Be your own masterful authority.
LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 22)
I predict that your usual mental agility will be even more robust than usual in the coming weeks. Although this could possibly lead you to overthink everything, I don’t believe that’s what will happen. Instead, I suspect your extra cognitive flexibility will be highly practical and useful. It will enable you to approach problems from multiple angles simultaneously—and come up with hybrid solutions that are quite ingenious. A possibility that initially seems improbable may become feasible when you reconfigure its elements. PS: Your natural curiosity will serve you best when directed toward making connections between seemingly unrelated people and fields.
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21)
You’re ready to go to the next evolutionary stage of a close alliance. Although you may not feel entirely prepared for the challenge, I believe you will be guided by your deeper wisdom to do what’s necessary. One way I can help is to provide exhilarating words that boost your daring spirit. With that in mind, I offer you a passage from poet William Blake. Say them to your special friend if that feels right, or find other words appropriate to your style. Blake wrote, “You are the fierce angel that carves my soul into brightness, the eternal fire that burns away my dross. You are the golden thread spun by the hand of heaven, weaving me into the fabric of infinite delight. Your love is a furnace of stars, a vision that consumes my mortal sight, leaving me radiant and undone. In your embrace, I find the gates of paradise thrown wide.”
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21)
In ancient Egypt, mirrors were composed of polished copper. To remain properly reflective, they required continual maintenance. Let’s take that as a metaphor for one of your key tasks in the coming weeks. It’s high time to do creative upkeep on your relationships with influences that provide you with feedback on how you’re doing. Are your intended effects pretty close to your actual effects? Does your self-image match the way you are perceived by others? Are you getting the right kind of input to help you stay on course?
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19)
Chances to initiate creative transformations will come from unexpected sources in the coming days. I guarantee it. But will you be sufficiently receptive to take maximum advantage? The purpose of this horoscope is to nudge you to shed your expectations so you will be tenderly, curiously open to surprising help and inspiration. What sweet interruptions and graceful detours will flow your way if you are willing to depart from your usual script? I predict that your leadership qualities will generate the greatest good for all concerned if you are willing to relinquish full control and be flexibly eager to entertain intuitive breakthroughs.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20- Feb 18)
For many Indigenous people of California, acorns were part of every meal. Nuts from oak trees were used to create bread, soups, dumplings, pancakes, gravy, and porridge. But making them edible required strenuous work. In their natural state, they taste bitter and require multiple soakings to leach out the astringent ingredient. Is there a metaphorical equivalent for you, Aquarius? An element that can be important, but needs a lot of work, refinement, and preparation? If so, now is a good time to develop new approaches to making it fully available.
PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20)
When Pisces-born Jane Hirshfield was a young poet, she mostly stopped writing poetry for eight years. During that time, she was a full-time student of Zen Buddhism and lived for three years at a monastery. When she resumed her craft, it was infused with what she had learned. Her meditative practice had honed her observational skills, her appreciation of the rich details of daily life, and her understanding that silence could be a form of communication. In the spirit of the wealth she gathered from stillness, calm, and discipline, I invite you to enjoy your own spiritual sabbatical, dear Pisces. The coming weeks will be an excellent time to relax into the most intriguing mysteries.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF BRAZOS
TO ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS IN THE ESTATE OF Bennie G Arevalo, Jr, Deceased Cause No. 18751-PC, County Court At Law #1, Brazos County, Texas. Abel Arevalo filed in the County Court At Law #1, of Brazos County, Texas on this the on this the 24th day of October, 2022 an Application to Determine Heirship Within Administration of said estate and request that the said Court determine who are the heirs and only heirs of said Bennie G Arevalo, Jr and their respective shares and interest in such estate. Said application will be heard and acted on by said Court after 10:00 o’clock a.m. on the first Monday next after the expiration of ten days from date of publication of this citation at the County Courthouse in Bryan, Texas. All persons interested in said estate are hereby cited to appear before said Honorable County Court At Law #1, at said above mentioned time and place by filing a written answer contesting such application should they desire to do so. If this citation is not served within 90 days after the date of its issuance, it shall be returned unserved. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF SAID COURT, at office in Bryan, Texas, 5th day of May, 2025 Karen McQueen Brazos County Clerk