Texas SB226 allows children in parental child safety placement agreements to establish residency for public school enrollment using a letter from the.

Texas SB226 amends the Education Code and Family Code to allow children in parental child safety placement agreements to establish residency for public school enrollment. Parents or guardians must provide a letter from the Department of Family and Protective Services indicating the child's residence during the agreement. The letter must include specific language confirming the child's residency for enrollment purposes. The changes apply to agreements executed after the bill's effective date, with provisions taking effect in the 2025-2026 school year.

Texas SB226 allows children in parental child safety placement agreements to establish residency for public school enrollment using a letter from the.

Texas SB226 amends the Education Code and Family Code to allow children in parental child safety placement agreements to establish residency for public school enrollment. Parents or guardians must provide a letter from the Department of Family and Protective Services indicating the child's residence during the agreement. The letter must include specific language confirming the child's residency for enrollment purposes. The changes apply to agreements executed after the bill's effective date, with provisions taking effect in the 2025-2026 school year.