Blog stage 4: School finance plan from the texas house.

In " School finance plan from the Texas house" the authors audience is directly for texan tax payers. The editorial analyzes both sides of house and senate, in dealing with bill 3 that was filed, which is the "texan plan" in investing about 9 million dollars to provide meaningful school finance reform. The senate wants to give money to the teachers,  and has done so by giving a raise to school teachers. While house is just "allocating more dollars to the same educrat administrators, who have thus far failed to prioritize classroom spending." The author seems to be against the Texas house school finance, by providing evidence of marketing strategies the house has used, which affects texan tax payers, in that through this many are prone to be in a troubled position. I agree with the authors advice in having us tax payers asking our state representatives "Why would the House spend so much money without trying for substantial property tax relief?" this shows awareness from us tax payers in which the house may strive for substantial tax relief for us all.