Education
Texas’s Congressional District 35 is filled with many diverse school districts and is home to higher education institutions — including Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) and Historically Black Universities (HBCUs). Thousands of students attend school in hopes of achieving their academic goals.
In Congress, I’m working for students by pushing for policies that increase funding for education at all levels, support our teachers and school staff, and ensure that every student can receive a high-quality education. We also must focus on investing in and supporting our teachers and school staff.
I support erasing student debt and making community colleges and public universities free. I am a proud co-sponsor of the College for All Act, which would make community colleges free and eliminate tuition and fees at public universities for those who make less than $125,000.
For more on my work to improve education for all Texans, please read on below:
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WASHINGTON – This week, Congressman Greg Casar (D-Texas) was appointed by Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries to the Committee on Education and Labor for the 119th Congress. Casar was also unanimously elected by his colleagues on the Committee to serve as
SAN MARCOS, Texas – Today, Congressman Greg Casar (D-Texas) joined Texas State University and San Marcos community leaders to present a $500,000 check for Meadows Center research on climate change and water contamination.
SAN ANTONIO – Today, Congressman Greg Casar (D-Texas) joined San Antonio College (SAC) leaders, students, faculty, and staff to celebrate his office securing $1 million for the Empowerment Center in this year’s Congressional budget.
AUSTIN, Texas – Today, Congressman Greg Casar (D-Texas) joined Huston-Tillotson University leaders, students, and Black Austinites to celebrate his office securing $850,000 for the university in this year’s Congressional budget.
TEXAS – Today, Congressman Greg Casar (D-Texas) released the following statement in response to Texas Congressional District 35 receiving millions of dollars through the EPA’s first Clean Schoo
