Texas HB4619 requires school districts to notify parents if a teacher is uncertified or improperly certified for over 30 days in a classroom.

Texas HB4619 amends the Education Code to mandate that school districts notify parents if a teacher is uncertified or improperly certified for more than 30 consecutive instructional days in a classroom, excluding the first 30 days of the school year. The notice must be in writing and bilingual if the parent's primary language is not English. Districts must also retain a copy of the notice and make teacher certification information publicly available on their websites. The bill takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB4619 requires school districts to notify parents if a teacher is uncertified or improperly certified for over 30 days in a classroom.

Texas HB4619 amends the Education Code to mandate that school districts notify parents if a teacher is uncertified or improperly certified for more than 30 consecutive instructional days in a classroom, excluding the first 30 days of the school year. The notice must be in writing and bilingual if the parent's primary language is not English. Districts must also retain a copy of the notice and make teacher certification information publicly available on their websites. The bill takes effect September 1, 2025.