Texas HB2110 amends the state's Education Code to revise the dual credit program, including eligibility criteria and funding formulas.

Texas HB2110 amends the Education Code to revise the dual credit program, which allows high school students to enroll in college courses at no cost. The bill specifies that students must be enrolled in grades 9 through 12 in a school district or charter school and in a dual credit course at a participating institution of higher education to be eligible. It also requires school districts and charter schools to determine if students meet eligibility criteria and notify the higher education institution accordingly.

Texas HB2110 amends the state's Education Code to revise the dual credit program, including eligibility criteria and funding formulas.

Texas HB2110 amends the Education Code to revise the dual credit program, which allows high school students to enroll in college courses at no cost. The bill specifies that students must be enrolled in grades 9 through 12 in a school district or charter school and in a dual credit course at a participating institution of higher education to be eligible. It also requires school districts and charter schools to determine if students meet eligibility criteria and notify the higher education institution accordingly.