Texas SB1127 amends charter school regulations, including admission, enrollment, and employment policies for open-enrollment charter schools.
Texas SB1127 amends the Texas Education Code to revise charter school regulations. It specifies that open-enrollment charter schools must require applicants to complete an admission application by a set deadline. If more applicants are received than available positions, schools must fill positions by lottery or, subject to certain conditions, by other means. The bill also mandates that principals and teachers in open-enrollment charter schools must hold a baccalaureate degree, with exceptions for certain career and technical education teachers.
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