Texas HB297 eliminates certain state-required end-of-course assessments not mandated by federal law and removes graduation requirements based on.

Texas HB297 modifies the state's education code to eliminate certain state-required end-of-course assessments not mandated by federal law. It removes the requirement for students to achieve satisfactory performance on these assessments to graduate. Students who fail to perform satisfactorily on an end-of-course assessment may still graduate if they meet certain criteria, such as achieving a proficient score on the Texas Success Initiative (TSI) assessment.

Texas HB297 eliminates certain state-required end-of-course assessments not mandated by federal law and removes graduation requirements based on.

Texas HB297 modifies the state's education code to eliminate certain state-required end-of-course assessments not mandated by federal law. It removes the requirement for students to achieve satisfactory performance on these assessments to graduate. Students who fail to perform satisfactorily on an end-of-course assessment may still graduate if they meet certain criteria, such as achieving a proficient score on the Texas Success Initiative (TSI) assessment.