Texas HB2548 prohibits public higher education institutions from requiring students to enroll in certain courses, funding such courses, or requiring.

Texas HB2548 amends the Education Code to prohibit public institutions of higher education from requiring students to enroll in courses that discuss racial hatred, systemic racism, or similar topics as part of degree requirements. It also prohibits funding such courses with state appropriations and restricts faculty from being required to participate in related training. The bill allows for exemptions for specific certificate programs and does not limit compliance with anti-discrimination laws. It takes effect with the 2025-2026 academic year.

Texas HB2548 prohibits public higher education institutions from requiring students to enroll in certain courses, funding such courses, or requiring.

Texas HB2548 amends the Education Code to prohibit public institutions of higher education from requiring students to enroll in courses that discuss racial hatred, systemic racism, or similar topics as part of degree requirements. It also prohibits funding such courses with state appropriations and restricts faculty from being required to participate in related training. The bill allows for exemptions for specific certificate programs and does not limit compliance with anti-discrimination laws. It takes effect with the 2025-2026 academic year.