“We are now adopting the Bluebonnet phonics component. So the reading is split into skills and knowledge. Skills is the ...

The Bluebonnet Learning Curriculum, approved by the Texas Board of Education in November, is a set of educational materials that integrates history, literature, the arts, and culture.

LIVE OAK, Texas – Judson Independent School District is set to implement a portion of the controversial Bluebonnet Learning curriculum this fall. The Judson ISD’s Board of Trustees approved to ...

The curriculum is voluntary, but school districts will receive additional funding if they use them. If they opt-in to use Bluebonnet Learning, a second stream of additional funding will be made ...

School districts across San Antonio and Texas are deliberating on whether to adopt newly state-approved educational materials that have become controversial due to their “Bible-infused” label. What ...

SPRING, Texas — The Spring ISD Board of Trustees declined to approve the Bluebonnet learning math curriculum at its board meeting on April 9. A motion was called more than three hours into the ...

The Texas Board of Education voted to adopt the Bluebonnet Learning Curriculum in November, joining other Republican-led states pushing to increase the presence of religion in public classrooms.

According to the Texas Education Agency website, the Bluebonnet Learning K-5 math curriculum is "built on scientific insights about math learning, growing out of cognitive and developmental science." ...

The Texas State Board of Education is considering TEA’s new statewide curriculum offering Bluebonnet Learning. The curriculum designed by TEA would provide a more common curriculum around the ...

In an effort to improve math scores, Beaumont Independent School District (BISD) has implemented the Bluebonnet Learning Math ...

Back in November, the board voted to approve the “Bluebonnet Learning” curriculum proposed by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). This all stems from Texas lawmakers passing House Bill 1605 last ...

The State Board of Education on Friday approved the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) proposal for Texas’ state-owned textbooks, known as Bluebonnet Learning.