Article: Parents Back Plan for Public Education Inspector General

“We are pleased to see representatives who have personally engaged with the administrative and investigative processes in our schools are taking measures to level the playing field for parents and fix what’s clearly broken.

“Protecting children is a mandate,” she said during an online discussion last year.

“With more than 50 percent of the state budget spent on public education, Texas needs an inspector general for education to report fraud, waste, and abuse—especially abuses of parental rights and school employees who physically or sexually harm a child.

“Texas Education 911 believes an Inspector General can only be effective if it is truly an independent, third-party investigative body. The IG should be housed under the State Board of Education or the Attorney General’s office”

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