Texas HB2826 prohibits school officials and employees from using public resources for electioneering and outlines penalties for violations.

Texas HB2826 amends the Education Code to prohibit school district and open-enrollment charter school officials and employees from using public resources for electioneering, including posting political signs or distributing political literature. It defines electioneering and outlines penalties for violations, including criminal offenses and ineligibility for employment in public schools. The bill also mandates that school districts and open-enrollment charter schools report alleged violations and establishes procedures for hearings and investigations.

Texas HB2826 prohibits school officials and employees from using public resources for electioneering and outlines penalties for violations.

Texas HB2826 amends the Education Code to prohibit school district and open-enrollment charter school officials and employees from using public resources for electioneering, including posting political signs or distributing political literature. It defines electioneering and outlines penalties for violations, including criminal offenses and ineligibility for employment in public schools. The bill also mandates that school districts and open-enrollment charter schools report alleged violations and establishes procedures for hearings and investigations.