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It is a quote that O’Rourke’s campaign is repeating in a digital ad that argues Abbott has “left behind” rural Texas. “For our rural communities, where there’s only one school district and only one option of public school, he wants to defund that through vouchers, take your tax dollars out of your classroom and send it to a private school in Dallas or Austin or somewhere else at your expense,” O’Rourke told a rural audience recently. O’Rourke is leaning into the bipartisan salience of the issue. In the Legislature, vouchers have long encountered resistance from Democrats and rural Republicans whose public schools are the lifeblood of their communities. Opponents of vouchers say they harm public school systems by draining their funding. “School choice” tends to refer to the broad concept of giving parents the option to send their kids to schools beyond their local public school, while vouchers would allow parents to use state tax dollars to subsidize tuition for those other options, including private schools. O’Rourke’s campaign is also running newspaper ads in at least 17 markets, mostly rural, that urge voters to “reject Greg Abbott’s radical plan to defund” public schools.Ībbott, meanwhile, is not shying away from the controversy he ignited when he said in May that he supports giving parents “the choice to send their children to any public school, charter school or private school with state funding following the student.” He met privately last week with Corey DeAngelis, an aggressive national school choice activist who had previously criticized Abbott as insufficiently supportive of the cause. His Democratic challenger, Beto O’Rourke, is hammering Abbott over the issue on the campaign trail, especially seeking an advantage in rural Texas, where Democrats badly know they need to do better and where vouchers split Republicans. (Nacogdoches, Tex.A battle over school vouchers is mounting in the race to be Texas governor, set into motion after Republican incumbent Greg Abbott offered his clearest support yet for the idea in May. Nacogdoches: Texean and Emigrant's Guide. Nacogdoches: Deep East Texas Pioneer Regional Weekly.

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For more information on how to locate offline newspapers, see our article on Locating Offline Newspapers. Offline Newspapers for Nacogdoches CountyĪccording to the US Newspaper Directory, the following newspapers were printed in this county, so there may be paper or microfilm copies available. Weekly Sentinel, The (1900-1923) Texas Tech University Southwest Collections The Star News 1889 The Portal to Texas History The Redland Herald 1913-1914, 1917-1918 The Portal to Texas History The Campaign Chronicle 1859 The Portal to Texas History The 1994 Obituaries from The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas Family History Library Rest in peace, volume II : Nacogdoches obituaries, 1905-1909 WorldCat Rest in peace : Nacogdoches obituaries, 1899-1904 WorldCat Rest In Peace - Nacogdoches Obituaries Vol. The Daily Sentinel : 1911 obituaries Family History LibraryĪbstracts of Early East Texas Newspapers, 1839-1856 Family History Libraryĭaily Sentinel to Current Genealogy Bank Rest in Peace : Nacogdoches obituaries Family History Library Obituaries from the Daily sentinal, Nacogdoches County, Texas WorldCat Obituaries from the Dailey sentinal, Nacogdoches County, Texas : the Daily sentinel (Nacogdoches County, Texas) WorldCat Obituaries from the Dailey sentinal, Nacogdoches County, Texas : The Daily sentinel (Nacogdoches County, Texas)Nacogdoches County, Texas, obituaries 1984-1989 Family History Library Nacogdoches Daily sentinel 1929 obituaries WorldCat

Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel : 1929 obituaries Family History Library Nacogdoches County, Texas obituaries from the Dailey sentinal, 1982-1992 : master index WorldCat Nacogdoches County Newspapers and Obituaries NOTE: Additional records that apply to Nacogdoches County are also on the Texas Newspapers and Obituaries page. USA (1,235,301) > Texas (56,513) > Texas Newspapers and Obituaries (5,409) > Nacogdoches County Newspapers and Obituaries (29) USA (1,235,301) > Texas (56,513) > Nacogdoches County (483) > Nacogdoches County Newspapers and Obituaries (29) Nacogdoches County TX Newspapers and Obituaries

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