Longhorns and Safe Driving Courses in Texas Schools
The article traces the Texas Longhorn’s pivotal role in Westward expansion and economic recovery after the Civil War, from its spread across the plains to the rise of rail transport and eventual decline. It then reports on Texas launching school driver education, making a core curriculum course optional for accredited high schools, emphasizing safety goals and licensing.
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Texas aims to train youth in safe driving in schools
In Texas the push for high school driver training gains momentum as safety groups press for inclusion in curricula. The program blends home projects and classroom work totaling about forty hours, with parental supervision and biweekly practical exams. Support comes from state departments and the Texas Safety Association, while local school boards will decide on adoption.
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