Texas SB1850 mandates truancy courts to report data on case outcomes to the Office of Court Administration.

Texas SB1850 amends the Family Code to require truancy courts to annually report specific data to the Office of Court Administration. This data includes the number of referrals received, dismissed, and forwarded to a prosecutor, as well as the outcomes of petitions, judgments, and orders related to truancy cases. The data must be disaggregated by various demographics. The Office of Court Administration must then publish this information on its public website in a searchable format. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas SB1850 mandates truancy courts to report data on case outcomes to the Office of Court Administration.

Texas SB1850 amends the Family Code to require truancy courts to annually report specific data to the Office of Court Administration. This data includes the number of referrals received, dismissed, and forwarded to a prosecutor, as well as the outcomes of petitions, judgments, and orders related to truancy cases. The data must be disaggregated by various demographics. The Office of Court Administration must then publish this information on its public website in a searchable format. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.