Texas HB4190 mandates an annual audit of attendance credit receipts by a state agency to ensure compliance with specified purposes and requires.

Texas HB4190 amends the Education Code to require the state agency to conduct an annual audit of receipts from attendance credit to ensure they were used for the intended purposes. If the audit finds that any receipts were used for a purpose not described by the law, the agency must refund those receipts proportionately to the school districts that purchased the attendance credit. School districts receiving a refund can use the funds for teacher salaries, district infrastructure, or academic programs. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB4190 mandates an annual audit of attendance credit receipts by a state agency to ensure compliance with specified purposes and requires.

Texas HB4190 amends the Education Code to require the state agency to conduct an annual audit of receipts from attendance credit to ensure they were used for the intended purposes. If the audit finds that any receipts were used for a purpose not described by the law, the agency must refund those receipts proportionately to the school districts that purchased the attendance credit. School districts receiving a refund can use the funds for teacher salaries, district infrastructure, or academic programs. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.