Texas HB2377 establishes a state school health and safety fund to support projects improving student health and school safety.

HB2377 creates a state school health and safety fund to provide grants for Texas school districts and open-enrollment charter schools. The fund supports projects enhancing student physical and mental health and improving school safety. The Texas Education Agency can award grants for health-related expenditures and approved safety plans. The fund's total annual grants are capped at $500 million. If grant requests exceed this limit, the commissioner will proportionately reduce each grant.

Texas HB2377 establishes a state school health and safety fund to support projects improving student health and school safety.

HB2377 creates a state school health and safety fund to provide grants for Texas school districts and open-enrollment charter schools. The fund supports projects enhancing student physical and mental health and improving school safety. The Texas Education Agency can award grants for health-related expenditures and approved safety plans. The fund's total annual grants are capped at $500 million. If grant requests exceed this limit, the commissioner will proportionately reduce each grant.