Keller ISD

Threats from Gov. Abbott among reasons why a Texas school district keeps book challenges secretive

2022-01-10T17:02:41-06:00

By Talia Richman The Dallas Morning News Originally published Jan. 10, 2022 Fear of retribution from Gov. Greg Abbott contributes to Keller school officials’ push to keep deliberations about which books to ban from libraries private. ... Joe Larsen, an attorney on the Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas board of directors, reviewed Keller ISD’s arguments. But despite the district’s concerns, he said, book challenge committee meetings should be open to the public because of the decisions members are empowered to make. “What we’re able to read is the basis of a free society,” Larsen said. “There are obviously going to [...]

Threats from Gov. Abbott among reasons why a Texas school district keeps book challenges secretive2022-01-10T17:02:41-06:00

Keller ISD sues attorney general over survey results records request

2014-12-10T14:35:49-06:00

Sandra Engelland Fort Worth Star-Telegram Originally published Dec. 9, 2014 KELLER, Texas — Keller school district officials are suing the Texas Attorney General over an open records request related to last month’s bond election. Aaron Harris, who led the political action committee opposing the $169.5 million bond approved by voters, submitted a request for a copy of the individual responses to a survey the district funded to gauge public opinion on a possible bond package, along with any identifying information on respondents. Baselice and Associates, an Austin-based public opinion research firm specializing in political and public affairs issues, surveyed 453 respondents [...]

Keller ISD sues attorney general over survey results records request2014-12-10T14:35:49-06:00
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