Did a Texas School Trustee Continue to Receive Payments After She Resigned Midyear? A community member received information from the Texas Education Agency that matches data on openthebooks.com that apparently shows @tiffanie4rrisd Tiffanie Harrison, current @RoundRockISD Trustee, continued to receive her teacher salary from the District AFTER she was elected in November of 2020. Tiffanie took her office in late November of 2020, but records obtained from a community member show that Tiffanie continued to receive a salary worth thousands of dollars while she was a sitting board member until the end of the school year in 2021 even though she had resigned her teaching position in November when she was sworn in as a Trustee. Any salary payment after Tiffanie was sworn in as a Trustee to the district would violate Texas law. “If the employee is elected and wants to accept the office, the common law doctrine of incompatibility will prohibit the employee from continued employment by the district. At that point, the individual must either resign the employment or decline the office. See Tex. Att’y Gen. LA-114 (1975) (concluding that a teacher must relinquish that position if elected to the board of the same district).” – Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) tasb.org/resources/esource/s… The community member has requested Harrison’s salary information on August 22, 2024, from Round Rock ISD but the district has refused to fulfill the official request (2025-071). The request stated: “Please provide any and all payments made, including but not limited to settlements, salaries, reimbursements, and/or other payments for services, contracts or agreements and/or entitles that employ the following trustees: Amy Weir, Amber Feller, Amber Feller Landrum, Amber Landrum, Tiffanie Harrison, Esteban 'Chuy' Zarate, and/or Alicia Markum. Date range is January 1, 2019, through August 22, 2024.” Note that since the district has not responded in the legal amount of time this Public Information Request is out of compliance with the law. @KenPaxtonTX

We never got a zoning hearing. The courts claimed no jurisdiction over our lawsuits. We had to host our own town halls when the city’s were one-sided. Other would-be solutions stalled. The shelter has opened, yet we remain vigilant for our neighbors’ sake. Happy 4th anniversary.

🚨 #BREAKING: Luigi Mangione just SCREAMED at reporters and struggled with police as he was escorted into court Holy CRAP 😳 “It is completely out of touch and an insult to the intelligence of the American people!” What the hell is going on??

Did you see that tax hike on your recent TCAD bill? Apparently it wasn’t enough for AISD, which is seeing decreased enrollment as families leave. kvue.com/article/news/educat…

We gave you a perfectly qualified and realistic option in @bettsforda. Instead, you endorsed Garza. Enjoy the obstructionism and disdain for the First Amendment.

New from me: The Travis County GOP's lawsuit over alleged poll worker imbalances mirrors petitions filed across the country. Experts say these lawsuits are part of national strategy to sow distrust in election results. For @statesman statesman.com/story/news/loc…

I donated to both Garza and Betts in this race. I believe Garza will win bc this is a Blue county (and I correctly predicted he wouldn’t lose a primary) I’ve had productive convos with the DA in the past 6 months and I’m hopeful progress can be made on public safety.