A lawsuit has been filed by Midland ISD against the Texas Education Agency. The reason for the lawsuit is related to funding. Further information about the lawsuit can be found through KXAN Austin, which reported on the story.
Details of the lawsuit are not provided here, but readers can visit the KXAN Austin website for more information about the Midland ISD lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency.
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