Texas HB4746 modifies academic distinction criteria and funding for P-TECH schools.

HB4746 amends the Texas Education Code to revise academic distinction criteria for districts and campuses, focusing on postsecondary readiness. It includes metrics such as student performance on standardized tests, completion of dual credit courses, and achievement of college readiness benchmarks. Additionally, the bill allocates funding for students enrolled in P-TECH schools, providing $150 per student in average daily attendance, with an extra $50 for each student enrolled in a P-TECH or New Tech Network campus. The changes apply starting from the 2025-2026 school year.

Texas HB4746 modifies academic distinction criteria and funding for P-TECH schools.

HB4746 amends the Texas Education Code to revise academic distinction criteria for districts and campuses, focusing on postsecondary readiness. It includes metrics such as student performance on standardized tests, completion of dual credit courses, and achievement of college readiness benchmarks. Additionally, the bill allocates funding for students enrolled in P-TECH schools, providing $150 per student in average daily attendance, with an extra $50 for each student enrolled in a P-TECH or New Tech Network campus. The changes apply starting from the 2025-2026 school year.