Legal Challenges by Taxpayers in Texas Underway
Click Here – SEC Investigating Bond Fraud in Texas Schools
Click Here – To See Why the Current School Funding System Never Worked in Texas
Click Here – Short List of School Bond Debt in Texas School Districts
Click Here – Link to the Latest Letter Sent to Itasca ISD and Their Legal Counsel-April 24, 2025
I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.
-mark twain
Click Here – Memorandum of Understanding Letter Sent to Itasca ISD
Click Here – To See Letter Sent to The State Comptroller’s Office
Click Here – Letter of Notification to Hill County Central Appraisal District
Click Here – Partial List of Solar Farm Contracts Executed in North Central Texas
Districts Involved
Is This Your District?
The school districts listed below have signed Chapter 313 Agreements to subsidize the Solar Farm Industry with taxpayer’s dollars. The contracts signed by these districts total $5,145,000,000.00 dollars to date.
| Itasca |
| Hillsboro |
| Blum |
| Covington |
| Corsicana |
| Hubbard |
| Abbott |
| Italy |
| Bynum |
| Coolidge |
| Axtell |
| Clifton |
| Groesbeck |
| Kerens |
| Mt. Calm |
Legal Challenges by Taxpayers are underway at this time. Taxpayers must take these measures to stop the fraud and corruption across Texas in school districts.
Fraud and Corruption
Updated – How Districts are Involved
Multiple criminal complaints have been filed with the DOJ and SEC by taxpayers against school districts in Texas that have been exposed for fraud and corruption relating to school finance and how taxpayers’ money has been spent. For the past two decades school districts have violated key tenants of the law, rules and statutes that govern how school districts are to use taxpayer funds and in regard to how bond referendum and packages are put forth by school districts and school officials. The bond fraud and corruption are in the hundreds of billions of dollars and has put taxpayers in financial distress and in many cases bankruptcy. Many homeowners in Texas have lost their homes due to the actions and conduct by school officials and board members.
Taxpayers in Bosque, Collin, Denton, Ellis, Freestone, Hill, Limestone, Navarro and McLennan Counties have been impacted by school districts subsidizing the Green Energy industry via school property tax relief so generously provided by Chapter 313 Agreements executed by local school districts and board members.
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