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May 29, 2026·Strategic plan
Office of Injured Employee Counsel Agency Strategic Plan 2027-2031
This strategic plan outlines the direction for the Office of Injured Employee Counsel (OIEC) for fiscal years 2027-2031. Its core purpose is to assist, educate, and advocate for injured employees in Texas. The plan is organized around four key goals: providing assistance to unrepresented injured employees within the workers' compensation system, enhancing their education on rights and responsibilities while facilitating referrals to supportive programs, advocating collectively for injured employees as a class, and modernizing OIEC's technological resources by developing a dedicated case management system to improve operational efficiency.
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Office of Injured Employee Counsel Strategic Plan 2027-2031
The strategic plan for the Office of Injured Employee Counsel (OIEC) is designed to guide its efforts in assisting, educating, and advocating for injured employees in Texas. Key priorities include providing assistance to unrepresented injured employees within the workers' compensation system, increasing their education on rights and responsibilities, advocating on their behalf as a class, and modernizing technology resources to improve efficiency. The plan aims to ensure timely benefits, support return to work, deliver excellent customer service, and promote a healthy and transparent workers' compensation system.
Jun 7, 2025·Strategic plan
Texas Public Education Education Plan
This document details the historic $8.5 billion public education funding package (House Bill 2) signed into law by Governor Abbott. The initiative focuses on critical issues such as implementing the largest teacher pay raise in Texas history, addressing classroom discipline problems, and reforming special education funding through an intensity-based approach. It also includes the creation of reading and math academies. The overarching goal is to significantly improve teacher retention, enhance student outcomes, and establish Texas as the leading state in education.
May 4, 2025·Board meeting
Governor Video Transcript
The document records a ceremony where Governor Abbott signed historic school choice legislation into law, marking the largest day-one school choice program in the United States. The event celebrated the culmination of a movement driven by parents and educators seeking better educational options for students, including those struggling in low-performing schools or those with unique needs. Key figures acknowledged for their leadership in passing the legislation include Lieutenant Governor Patrick and Speaker Burroughs, alongside committee chairmen and members of the House and Senate. The Governor and others emphasized that the legislation empowers parents to choose the school best suited for their child, aiming to improve the overall education system in Texas. Multiple speakers highlighted the long history of the effort to achieve this goal and the commitment required from advocates and legislators.
