<p> In this March 11, 2019, photo, Educators attending a rally to support funding for public schools in Texas fill the rotunda of the state Capitol in Austin, Texas. Cost-cutting states are trying to keep schools happy as teacher unrest over low pay and overcrowded classrooms continues. But pressure from voters is forcing states to put more money on the table as much as much as picket lines. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) </p> <p> In this March 11, 2019, photo, Educators attend a rally to support funding for public schools at the state Capitol in Austin, Texas. Cost-cutting states are trying to keep schools happy as teacher unrest over low pay and overcrowded classrooms continues. But pressure from voters is forcing states to put more money on the table as much as much as picket lines. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) </p> <p> In this March 11, 2019, photo, Dr. Nancy Vera, center, of Corpus Christi, Texas, joins other educators during a rally to support funding for public schools in Texas at the state Capitol in Austin, Texas. Cost-cutting states are trying to keep schools happy as teacher unrest over low pay and overcrowded classrooms continues. But pressure from voters is forcing states to put more money on the table as much as much as picket lines. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) </p> <p> In this March 11, 2019, photo, Koni Kaiwi, right, of Garland, Texas, joins other educators during a rally to support funding for public schools in Texas at the state Capitol, in Austin, Texas. Cost-cutting states are trying to keep schools happy as teacher unrest over low pay and overcrowded classrooms continues. But pressure from voters is forcing states to put more money on the table as much as much as picket lines. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) </p> <p> In this March 11, 2019 photo, Adrianne Bell, front center, of Houston, joins other educators during a rally to support funding for public schools in Texas at the state Capitol, Monday, March 11, 2019, in Austin, Texas. Cost-cutting states are trying to keep schools happy as teacher unrest over low pay and overcrowded classrooms continues. But pressure from voters is forcing states to put more money on the table as much as much as picket lines. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) </p> <p> In this March 11, 2019, photo, Educators attend a rally to support funding for public schools at the state Capitol in Austin, Texas. Cost-cutting states are trying to keep schools happy as teacher unrest over low pay and overcrowded classrooms continues. But pressure from voters is forcing states to put more money on the table as much as much as picket lines. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) </p>