Texas HB753 prohibits governmental entities from banning high school courses that offer college credit.

Texas HB753 amends the Education Code to ensure that governmental entities or state officers cannot prohibit high school courses or their components if an accredited institution of higher education awards credit for achieving a required score on a College-Level Examination Program examination, an advanced placement test, or an international baccalaureate examination. This provision takes effect starting with the 2025-2026 school year.

Texas HB753 prohibits governmental entities from banning high school courses that offer college credit.

Texas HB753 amends the Education Code to ensure that governmental entities or state officers cannot prohibit high school courses or their components if an accredited institution of higher education awards credit for achieving a required score on a College-Level Examination Program examination, an advanced placement test, or an international baccalaureate examination. This provision takes effect starting with the 2025-2026 school year.