Proposed State Board of Education Rules
All proposed new rules, proposed amendments to existing rules, and proposed repeals approved for first reading by the State Board of Education (SBOE) and filed with the Texas Register are available here. The rule text on this page reflects what was approved for first reading by the SBOE. Rule actions will remain on this page until approved for second reading by the SBOE and filed as adopted with the Texas Register. The SBOE agenda provides detailed information on these proposed rules.
During the proposed rule's public comment period, you may submit public comments electronically using the public comment form. See proposals below for their comment periods.
If you have questions about the public comment process for proposed rulemaking, please view our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page or contact the TEA Rulemaking Unit at (512) 475-1497 or by email at rules@tea.texas.gov.
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The SBOE agenda provides detailed information on these proposed rules.
Proposed Rules with Open Public Comment Periods
Currently, there are no proposed SBOE rules with open comment periods.
Proposed Rules with Closed Public Comment Periods
Proposed Amendment to 19 TAC Chapter 100, Charters, Subchapter A, Open-Enrollment Charter Schools, §100.1, Selection Process
Summary: The proposed amendment would modify the no-contact period for open-enrollment charter applicants or any person or entity acting on their behalf.
First Reading and Filing Authorization: June 2023 SBOE meeting
Public Comment Period: July 21, 2023-5:00 p.m. on August 25, 2023
Proposed Effective Date: August 26, 2024
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