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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 05/10/2026
Really dont like that big life events can still happen while im having a bad period. It just doesnt seem fair
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 04/10/2026
*tweety
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
This shit is actually like 13 posts long. Please read them all. The corruption is insane and so deep and so pervasive and it will affect you!
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Forgot to include this gem of a screen shot. There is evidence of Alpha's success--which is specifically that it is highly successful at failing to prepare students to even pass the incredibly flawed state mandated standardized tests. Its failing at their own metrics!
ProPublica and the 1ribune recently reportea
that Texas was among at least nine states that rejected Alpha leaders' applications to open oublicly funded charter schools that would use ts Al-driven learning tool, according to an Instagram post from the company's co- founder.
The newsrooms also found that students performed significantly worse on state- mandated exams than Alpha leaders predicted at the one charter school they got approved, in Arizona, and at an existing school in Texas where students used the Al program last year.
Morath's agency knew about results in at least one of those charters, Texas Preparatory School in Austin. Last year, state test scores compiled by his agency showed just 21% of students passed. The TEA then gave the charter its third consecutive F rating, mostly based on those scores
David DeMatthews, an education professor at the University of Texas at Austin, said it was "disheartening" and "painful" to learn that the TEA was promoting the product when the company has not yet publicly shown its success in public or charter schools, where there are likely to be more students who have learning barriers or struggle academically
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Fire Mike Miles, sue him, end the takeover, return HISD to local control, and for fuck's sake, stop inviting him to pontificate on his "success" in HISD while he bleeds our district dry!
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
This is coming for you too! Don't be fooled by Miles's educationese and weaponization of the langusge of the oppressed. Help us fight it! Listen to actual parents, students, teachers. And go fucking vote! We need Gina Hinojosa to win! But we also need dems to win at every fucking level!
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Mike Miles is a reformer in the sense that he is responsible for major change: in 3 years HISD went from 2% to 25% uncertified teachers, lost 21,000 students, lost more than half its teachers, has shuttered 12 schools, and has gone from 217 school libraries to 44 (most without cert librarians)
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
They, quite literally, want your children to be illiterate idiots who can't analyze, can't parse nuance, can't function without an AI chat bot explaining life (through a conservative filter) to them. Like Trump himself, they utilize the language of oppression against those they oppress.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
If for no other reason, you need to care about what is happening in HISD because it could be your future. You need to understand the depth of the depravity of Mike Miles and his education reformer ilk--they care about kickbacks and lining their own pockets and that is it
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
I have been screaming about this for years but this lock step, AI "taught", zero full-length books curricule and "system" will be exported from Texas to YOU. As it 5.5 million Texas public school students are suffering under Abbott's festering "leadership"
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Texas is a massive education market, only behind California. This assholes aren't going away unless they lose their elections and are sued into oblivion. If Republicans retain control of Congress, Mike Miles's shit will continue to spread outside Texas.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Mike Miles, Mike Morath, Greg Abbott don't care about your students. They only care about lining their pockets and retaining power. They will ruin your child's education with useless edtech payback while claiming they care about screen time in classrooms. This is the future of "education reform"
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
So maybe the Alpha school TimeBack program is being given to the district freely? Surely thats fine, right? Well, after the state board of education rejected Alpha's public charter request, they just went around them. Directly to Mike Morath, after donate 1.5 million to Abbott's reelection campaign
The platform's expansion into traditional public schools comes as government officials across the country, including in Texas, have taken an increasingly skeptical view of Al use in schools. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently banned generative Al for elementary and middle school students in the nation's largest school district. Leaders in Los Angeles mplemented a similar restriction. In August Texas Gov. Greg Abbott proposed further limiting screen time in public schools,.
Abbott, who has received over $1.5 million in political donations from Alpha co-founder MacKenzie Price, did not agree to an interview or directly answer whether he supports the Al platform in Texas schools
"A great teacher in the classroom is the most important element of a quality education," Andrew Mahaleris, Abbott's press secretary wrote in a statement to the newsrooms. "Any tool a district deploys must keep teachers at the center of the classroom, limit unnecessary screen time, and prove results for students."
Abbott's Democratic opponent in the November governor's race, Gina Hinojosa, recently had a press conference opposing the use of Alpha's Al program in Houston ISD. That came after she'd already made a campaign promise to fire Morath if she is electedobtained by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune through public information requests
One email revealed that Morath offered to personally introduce an Alpha |eader to the superintendent he appointed to lead the yearslong state takeover of Houston Independent School District, the largest in the state.
"I'd also like to set up another site visit to visit ooth your Austin secondary and primary with my team,' wrote Morath. "The Superintendent of H.I.S.D. would also like to do a site visit. so l'II connect y'all separately. And hopefully we can schedule them to happen on the same day."
The emails show that state education officials and Alpha affiliates approached at least 10 school districts about the Al program. After the coordination. at least three of those districts - Houston: Fort Davis, in West Texas; and Aldine near Houston - launched pilot programs incorporating the Al toolEmails show the commissioner visited Alpha's campuses again with six other TEA leaders. His staff coordinated to go on the same day as Houston Superintendent Mike Miles. Not only nad Morath chosen Miles to lead the Houstor district in 2023, but the two had workec together at Dallas ISD when Morath was a school board member and Miles was the superintendent.
From: Morath, Mike Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2025 4:57 PM To: @studient.com cc Dstudient.com ; Rivera, Nicole ; MacKenzie Price
Subject: RE: met at event
d love to schedule a follow-up discussion. I've followed up w/MacKenzie and separately started to schedule a follow-up re: 1882 partnerships
Sut I'd also like to talk more about your Tier 3 MTSS/academic intervention work, which is what I believe you're loing with a bunch of schools around the country. I'd like to learn more about that, to see how it dovetail vith the systemic approach taken in Houston and in a few other places in TX
've cc'd Nicole Rivera who can set something up for us
Thanks, Mike
Obtained by _ProPublica _and The Texas Tribune, Redacted by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune.
Morath follows up with Alpha associates to discuss how their Al learning program could be used in Texas public schools
As of August, the TEA said it could not find any documentation of Alpha or its other companies applying for or running an 1882 partnership. But after the school visit, emails
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Turns out HISD is allocating 500,000 in additional funding to each Future 2 campus, while simultaneously cutting budgets by at least $200 per student throughout the district, forcing more staff layoffs and program closures (like choir, band, debate, even more libraries)
click2houston.com
HISD cuts hit campuses across Houston as schools begin notifying families of staffing and program changes
HISD budget cuts are affecting schools across Houston, with campus notices detailing staffing, classroom and program changes.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
All Future 2 campuses are elementary or middle schools. Currently, 2 of those 9 are using Alpha's TimeBack technology--the same technology the public charter in another state used and which only had a 21% pass rate on state mandated standardized test. HISD says it costs us nothing, but...
EDUCATION
Two Houston ISD elementary campuses will pilot Alpha School's Al- powered education program this fall
Clemente Martinez and Gregg Elementary schools will utilize "TimeBack," a two-hour learning tool developed by Alpha School that has come under criticism in other states.
BIANCA SEWARD | AUGUST 3, 2026, 4:31 PMHouston ISD plans to use the Alpha technology for students with strong test scores "to evaluate whether this instructional approach can accelerate academic growth,' according to Its press office The office said Houston ISD wasn't paving Alpha for the pilot but did not provide more details. The district asked the Texas attornev general to withhold the contract from the newsrooms under the state's public records
actDistrict leaders say the program will come at no cost to HISD, adding they will evaluate the instructional approach to inform future decisions about the program
The district added in its announcement 'Houston ISD teachers will remain the teachers of record, and the pilot does not replace classroom teachers."
Houston ISD has shared minimal details about now the students will spend their day at Gregg, Martinez and the other "Future 2" schools. The district's 2026-27 budget allocated $500,000 per school in the pilot program, totaling a $4.5 million investment by the state's largest schoo district, which has been under the control of the Texas Education Agency since 2023 pecause one of its high schools received a string of failing academic ratings from the state.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
After two years of plummeting enrollment, last year Miles introduced his new pilot program, Future 2 schools, whose focus on and use of AI are supposed to prepare students for our AI future. While there are currently only 9 Future 2 schools, he hopes to expand to more than 100 in the coming years
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
As part of bringing his New Education System (NES) to more than half of HISD schools, Mike Miles closed those school's libraries and turned them into Teams Centers, instituted draconian lock step teaching throughout the district, and drove more than half of HISD teachers away.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
More than three years ago, the TEA took over Houston ISD, the largest school district in Texas. Mike Morath, Abbott's favorite idiot, appointed Mike Miles to be HISD's superintendent and replaced our democratically elected board with state appointed yes-people with big old "approved" rubber stamps
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
thetexan.news/issues/educa...
thetexan.news
Houston ISD's 'Future 2' School Model Blends AI Training with 'Human-Centered' Skills
The district said these schools will “align education with the skills required in a modern economy.”
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/edu...
houstonpublicmedia.org
Two Houston ISD elementary campuses will pilot Alpha School’s AI-powered education program this fall – Houston Public Media
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Following: more reading/sources www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/edu...
houstonpublicmedia.org
High costs, dwindling enrollment: Is Houston ISD’s playbook under takeover sustainable? – Houston Public Media
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Fire Mike Miles, sue him, end the takeover, return HISD to local control, and for fuck's sake, stop inviting him to pontificate on his "success" in HISD while he bleeds our district dry!
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
This is coming for you too! Don't be fooled by Miles's educationese and weaponization of the langusge of the oppressed. Help us fight it! Listen to actual parents, students, teachers. And go fucking vote! We need Gina Hinojosa to win! But we also need dems to win at every fucking level!
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Mike Miles is a reformer in the sense that he is responsible for major change: in 3 years HISD went from 2% to 25% uncertified teachers, lost 21,000 students, lost more than half its teachers, has shuttered 12 schools, and has gone from 217 school libraries to 44 (most without cert librarians)
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
They, quite literally, want your children to be illiterate idiots who can't analyze, can't parse nuance, can't function without an AI chat bot explaining life (through a conservative filter) to them. Like Trump himself, they utilize the language of oppression against those they oppress.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
If for no other reason, you need to care about what is happening in HISD because it could be your future. You need to understand the depth of the depravity of Mike Miles and his education reformer ilk--they care about kickbacks and lining their own pockets and that is it
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
I have been screaming about this for years but this lock step, AI "taught", zero full-length books curricule and "system" will be exported from Texas to YOU. As it 5.5 million Texas public school students are suffering under Abbott's festering "leadership"
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Texas is a massive education market, only behind California. This assholes aren't going away unless they lose their elections and are sued into oblivion. If Republicans retain control of Congress, Mike Miles's shit will continue to spread outside Texas.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Mike Miles, Mike Morath, Greg Abbott don't care about your students. They only care about lining their pockets and retaining power. They will ruin your child's education with useless edtech payback while claiming they care about screen time in classrooms. This is the future of "education reform"
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
So maybe the Alpha school TimeBack program is being given to the district freely? Surely thats fine, right? Well, after the state board of education rejected Alpha's public charter request, they just went around them. Directly to Mike Morath, after donate 1.5 million to Abbott's reelection campaign
The platform's expansion into traditional public schools comes as government officials across the country, including in Texas, have taken an increasingly skeptical view of Al use in schools. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently banned generative Al for elementary and middle school students in the nation's largest school district. Leaders in Los Angeles mplemented a similar restriction. In August Texas Gov. Greg Abbott proposed further limiting screen time in public schools,.
Abbott, who has received over $1.5 million in political donations from Alpha co-founder MacKenzie Price, did not agree to an interview or directly answer whether he supports the Al platform in Texas schools
"A great teacher in the classroom is the most important element of a quality education," Andrew Mahaleris, Abbott's press secretary wrote in a statement to the newsrooms. "Any tool a district deploys must keep teachers at the center of the classroom, limit unnecessary screen time, and prove results for students."
Abbott's Democratic opponent in the November governor's race, Gina Hinojosa, recently had a press conference opposing the use of Alpha's Al program in Houston ISD. That came after she'd already made a campaign promise to fire Morath if she is electedobtained by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune through public information requests
One email revealed that Morath offered to personally introduce an Alpha |eader to the superintendent he appointed to lead the yearslong state takeover of Houston Independent School District, the largest in the state.
"I'd also like to set up another site visit to visit ooth your Austin secondary and primary with my team,' wrote Morath. "The Superintendent of H.I.S.D. would also like to do a site visit. so l'II connect y'all separately. And hopefully we can schedule them to happen on the same day."
The emails show that state education officials and Alpha affiliates approached at least 10 school districts about the Al program. After the coordination. at least three of those districts - Houston: Fort Davis, in West Texas; and Aldine near Houston - launched pilot programs incorporating the Al toolEmails show the commissioner visited Alpha's campuses again with six other TEA leaders. His staff coordinated to go on the same day as Houston Superintendent Mike Miles. Not only nad Morath chosen Miles to lead the Houstor district in 2023, but the two had workec together at Dallas ISD when Morath was a school board member and Miles was the superintendent.
From: Morath, Mike Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2025 4:57 PM To: @studient.com cc Dstudient.com ; Rivera, Nicole ; MacKenzie Price
Subject: RE: met at event
d love to schedule a follow-up discussion. I've followed up w/MacKenzie and separately started to schedule a follow-up re: 1882 partnerships
Sut I'd also like to talk more about your Tier 3 MTSS/academic intervention work, which is what I believe you're loing with a bunch of schools around the country. I'd like to learn more about that, to see how it dovetail vith the systemic approach taken in Houston and in a few other places in TX
've cc'd Nicole Rivera who can set something up for us
Thanks, Mike
Obtained by _ProPublica _and The Texas Tribune, Redacted by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune.
Morath follows up with Alpha associates to discuss how their Al learning program could be used in Texas public schools
As of August, the TEA said it could not find any documentation of Alpha or its other companies applying for or running an 1882 partnership. But after the school visit, emails
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Forgot to include this gem of a screen shot. There is evidence of Alpha's success--which is specifically that it is highly successful at failing to prepare students to even pass the incredibly flawed state mandated standardized tests. Its failing at their own metrics!
ProPublica and the 1ribune recently reportea
that Texas was among at least nine states that rejected Alpha leaders' applications to open oublicly funded charter schools that would use ts Al-driven learning tool, according to an Instagram post from the company's co- founder.
The newsrooms also found that students performed significantly worse on state- mandated exams than Alpha leaders predicted at the one charter school they got approved, in Arizona, and at an existing school in Texas where students used the Al program last year.
Morath's agency knew about results in at least one of those charters, Texas Preparatory School in Austin. Last year, state test scores compiled by his agency showed just 21% of students passed. The TEA then gave the charter its third consecutive F rating, mostly based on those scores
David DeMatthews, an education professor at the University of Texas at Austin, said it was "disheartening" and "painful" to learn that the TEA was promoting the product when the company has not yet publicly shown its success in public or charter schools, where there are likely to be more students who have learning barriers or struggle academically
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Turns out HISD is allocating 500,000 in additional funding to each Future 2 campus, while simultaneously cutting budgets by at least $200 per student throughout the district, forcing more staff layoffs and program closures (like choir, band, debate, even more libraries)
click2houston.com
HISD cuts hit campuses across Houston as schools begin notifying families of staffing and program changes
HISD budget cuts are affecting schools across Houston, with campus notices detailing staffing, classroom and program changes.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
All Future 2 campuses are elementary or middle schools. Currently, 2 of those 9 are using Alpha's TimeBack technology--the same technology the public charter in another state used and which only had a 21% pass rate on state mandated standardized test. HISD says it costs us nothing, but...
EDUCATION
Two Houston ISD elementary campuses will pilot Alpha School's Al- powered education program this fall
Clemente Martinez and Gregg Elementary schools will utilize "TimeBack," a two-hour learning tool developed by Alpha School that has come under criticism in other states.
BIANCA SEWARD | AUGUST 3, 2026, 4:31 PMHouston ISD plans to use the Alpha technology for students with strong test scores "to evaluate whether this instructional approach can accelerate academic growth,' according to Its press office The office said Houston ISD wasn't paving Alpha for the pilot but did not provide more details. The district asked the Texas attornev general to withhold the contract from the newsrooms under the state's public records
actDistrict leaders say the program will come at no cost to HISD, adding they will evaluate the instructional approach to inform future decisions about the program
The district added in its announcement 'Houston ISD teachers will remain the teachers of record, and the pilot does not replace classroom teachers."
Houston ISD has shared minimal details about now the students will spend their day at Gregg, Martinez and the other "Future 2" schools. The district's 2026-27 budget allocated $500,000 per school in the pilot program, totaling a $4.5 million investment by the state's largest schoo district, which has been under the control of the Texas Education Agency since 2023 pecause one of its high schools received a string of failing academic ratings from the state.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
After two years of plummeting enrollment, last year Miles introduced his new pilot program, Future 2 schools, whose focus on and use of AI are supposed to prepare students for our AI future. While there are currently only 9 Future 2 schools, he hopes to expand to more than 100 in the coming years
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
As part of bringing his New Education System (NES) to more than half of HISD schools, Mike Miles closed those school's libraries and turned them into Teams Centers, instituted draconian lock step teaching throughout the district, and drove more than half of HISD teachers away.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
More than three years ago, the TEA took over Houston ISD, the largest school district in Texas. Mike Morath, Abbott's favorite idiot, appointed Mike Miles to be HISD's superintendent and replaced our democratically elected board with state appointed yes-people with big old "approved" rubber stamps
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Everyone remember Alpha school? Guess what?! Mike Morath and Mike Miles (the state appointed superintendent) colluded to introduce Alpha school's AI tool, TimeBack into Houston ISD! SBOE rejected Alpha's request for pilot charters, so Morath went around them to his favorite lackey: Mike Miles! 🧵
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Houston Public Media @houstonpublicmedia.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
The State Board of Education raised concerns about Alpha School's AI tool. Then the Texas Education Agency helped pilot it in public school districts.
houstonpublicmedia.org
How Mike Morath’s agency helped get an AI tool in Texas public school classrooms
The State Board of Education raised concerns about Alpha School's AI tool. Then the Texas Education Agency helped pilot it in public school districts.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Goddamn am I in a foul mood
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
This was so inappropriate as to be offensive. It was also infuriating as it delayed me and I got to navigate the "we are alone at the elevator, how do I ensure you don't get on this elevator with me while you are directly telling that you like my body" threat, and yes its a threat!
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
I know im all over the place today. Posting about being raped in college, posting about some idiot in the hospital, posting about the rationalist assholes. Its connected for me tho. Men who dont understand consent and act on lack of understanding that to much greater, and much lesser degrees
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Yesterday I was at the hospital attending to a dying family member. At one point, I had the audacity to thank a man for holding the door for me of an elevator he was leaving, and for smiling at him. He took it as permission to hold the door longer and tell "how beautiful, just so beautiful" I was.
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Twenty fish, the more I learn about these fuckers, the more I realize they are the same little boys they've always been: intellectually incurious, trapped by their priors and thought patterns, unwilling and unable to grasp the magnitude of their own self-inflicted stupidity. How. Fucking. Pathetic.🤮
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
It is so beyond widespread as to be the norm. I am so fucking angry
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Our college had a zero tolerance for underage drinking policy so if you were in any way inebriated when you reported it (and under 21) not only would the college do nothing to help you, you, yourself and all your friends, would get punished. Nothing fucking changes I am so furious
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Twenty fish, the more I learn about these fuckers, the more I realize they are the same little boys they've always been: intellectually incurious, trapped by their priors and thought patterns, unwilling and unable to grasp the magnitude of their own self-inflicted stupidity. How. Fucking. Pathetic.🤮
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
I was raped in college. Of my ten closest friends, five more were raped in college. Of my ten closest friends, seven had been raped/SA'd before college--two by brothers. My best friend's boyfriend blamed her when she was raped in college. I begged him to listen. I should have stomped on his nuts
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Woman whose eyes are nothing like the sun... @sonnet130.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Maaaaan. This essay(?) is not only viscerally disgusting, but its premise is comprised of so many blindspots it has just become a blindfold. It couldn't possibly be that this MAN is bad at reading social ques, only that they aren't being sent! You're telling on YOURSELF here bro
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San Antonio Express-News @expressnews.com · 01/10/2026
Large urban-area school districts have seen the most students leave. But the effect could be felt more acutely among smaller school districts, where losing a few students can be big financial hit.
bit.ly
Exclusive: Texas schools could lose $227M from voucher exodus, estimate shows
Large urban-area school districts have seen the most students leave. But the effect could be felt more acutely among smaller school districts, where losing a few students can be big financial hit.
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Eric Columbus @ericcolumbus.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Not a great sign when your 12-person private fundraiser includes someone who hates you enough to leak damaging audio
The audio of Mr. Paxton was shared with The Times by an attendee who recorded him speaking at a private fund-raiser in Washington attended by roughly a dozen people. The person, who opposes Mr. Paxton’s campaign and provided the recording to The Times, was granted anonymity because Mr. Paxton’s remarks were private.
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