Texas SB2398 mandates the development of nonmedical academic accommodations for public school students diagnosed with concussions or brain injuries.
SB2398 requires the Texas Education Agency to create a list of nonmedical academic accommodations for students diagnosed with concussions or brain injuries. The agency must also develop a form describing these accommodations and make it available on its website for school districts, educators, students, and parents. The bill does not mandate school districts to provide these accommodations, and it takes effect September 1, 2025.
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