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Who was the president of Texas known as the Father of Texas public education?
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Who is the father of Texas public education?
The father of Texas public education is Mirabeau Lamar, he was the 2nd president of Texas.
Why is lamar sometimes called the father of education in Texas?
Because in his presidency he set aside land for public schools and 2 universitys (now TAMU and Texas University).
Where does Texas rank in public education in the US?
34th
What is Texas Education Agency responsible for?
The Texas Education Agency is responsible for public education in Texas. The agency is headquartered in the William B. Travis State Office Building in Downtown Austin.
Who is the known father of education in Texas?
Mirabeau B. Lamer
Who was the Texas father of education?
Mirabeau B. Lamar u should know that
What Texas president thought that improving education was an important goal?
Sam houston
What did Samuel Houston do?
He was a US Congressman and Senator, the Governor of both Tennessee and Texas, the father of eight children and served as the President of the Republic of Texas for two terms.
What were Sam Houston's achievements in his first term as president of Texas?
he made a treaty with the indians and he lowered the public debt.
Bilingual education in Texas usually means to?
they dont have education in texas
Who elects the members of the Texas electoral Collage?
The members of the electoral college who are from Texas are elected by the registered voters of Texas, just as every other member of the electoral college is elected by the registered voters of his/her state. The public has never elected a U. S. President. When you think you are voting for president, you are actually voting for the people who will elect the president.
What has the author W M Stoker written?
W. M. Stoker has written: 'The public school superintendency in Texas' -- subject(s): School superintendents 'A pictorial history of early higher education in the Texas Panhandle' -- subject(s): Higher Education, History
