AUSTIN — A controversial curriculum program will no longer be used by public schools following pressure from state lawmakers. The lesson plan, known as CSCOPE, will no longer be available to school ...

After a die-hard campaign by some conservatives and Tea Party members, the state has decided to eliminate the lesson plan component of CSCOPE, an online curriculum management system used by over 800 ...

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. An extended drama over a controversial curriculum tool used by Texas ...

A Senate committee voted Thursday to recommend legislation that would give the State Board of Education greater oversight of the widely used but controversial CSCOPE curriculum. A revised version of ...

A recent agreement to cut lesson plans from CSCOPE, the state’s curriculum support system, has left some local school districts scrambling to develop alternatives. CSCOPE lesson plans had long drawn ...

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- Education officials will have to rewrite classroom tests used in hundreds of Texas school districts after conservative activists posted their questions and answers online. The ...

Fall Member Drive starts now! CSCOPE, the controversial statewide curriculum delivery system, will undergo a review process and ensure better transparency, the chairman of the Senate Education ...

After uproar over some lesson plans some conservatives deemed un-American, a Texas company has decided scrap a curriculum system used by 877 school districts that were too small or too poor to produce ...