Representative Terri Leo Wilson announced that the Texas House of Representatives has passed several key bills, including House Bill (HB) 100, HB 2, and Senate Bill (SB) 2. These legislative measures aim to improve instructional quality, student opportunities, and veteran mental health. The announcement was made in a press release on April 17, 2025.

According to the press release, the Texas House of Representatives passed several bills to enhance education and veteran support. House Bill 100 ensures instructional materials align with Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and prevents state or local funds from being spent on rejected materials. Additionally, House Bill 2 increases public education funding by $7.7 billion, focusing on teacher pay, special education, early childhood education, and rural schools.

"As a former public school educator and a proud Texan, I was honored to carry House Bill 100 to ensure our classrooms are equipped with the highest-quality instructional materials aligned 100% to our Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)," said Representative Leo Wilson. "This legislation prohibits the use of state or local funds on rejected instructional materials—ensuring that students receive accurate, complete, and TEKS-aligned content. This is about empowering educators and protecting academic integrity in every Texas classroom."

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The press release also states that Senate Bill 2 establishes a school choice program with accountability safeguards. Additionally, several bills were passed to support veterans and military students. House Bill 39 addresses veteran suicide prevention, while House Bill 102 ensures early registration for ROTC and military-track students. Other bills include HB 6, HB 20, and HB 120 which enhance teacher authority, expand dual credit opportunities, and increase funding for career and technical education programs.

"SB 2 strikes a responsible balance, establishing educational freedom for parents while protecting the integrity of public school funding," said Leo Wilson.

Representative Terri Leo Wilson represents House District 23 in Texas, covering Chambers County and part of Galveston County. As a legislator known for her conservative stance, she has passed more legislation than average among her peers. She serves on the Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee as well as the Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee according to information from the Texas House of Representatives.