Texas Taxpayers Face $8.4M Bill For Curriculum Errors
Curriculum errors in Texas’ state-developed Bluebonnet Learning materials are set to cost taxpayers up to $8.4 million, according to a contract reviewed by news outlets, adding a new price tag to a classroom rollout already under close public watch. The money is slated to cover reprints, shipping and disposal tied to corrected reading and math materials used by hundreds of public schools. The corrections involve roughly 4,200 items across the Bluebonnet Learning program, including typos, formatting problems, answer key issues, missing pages and image licensing concerns reported in public accounts of the contract. The Texas Education Agency developed Bluebonnet Learning as
