Texas HB1658 allows non-enrolled students to access public school library materials if they reside in the district or charter school's area.

Texas HB1658 amends the Education Code to allow school districts and open-enrollment charter schools to adopt policies permitting non-enrolled students to access library materials. These students must reside in the district or the geographic area served by the charter school. The policy must require proof of residency. The bill takes effect immediately if approved by two-thirds of the legislature, otherwise it becomes effective September 1, 2025.

Texas HB1658 allows non-enrolled students to access public school library materials if they reside in the district or charter school's area.

Texas HB1658 amends the Education Code to allow school districts and open-enrollment charter schools to adopt policies permitting non-enrolled students to access library materials. These students must reside in the district or the geographic area served by the charter school. The policy must require proof of residency. The bill takes effect immediately if approved by two-thirds of the legislature, otherwise it becomes effective September 1, 2025.