Texas SB286 amends the Education Code to restrict financial benefits for superintendents' personal services and requires board approval for certain.

Texas SB286 amends the Education Code to prohibit superintendents of school districts from receiving financial benefits for personal services performed for business entities, education businesses, or other school districts. Financial benefits for services to other entities, such as open-enrollment charter schools or regional education service centers, must be approved by the board of trustees in an open meeting. The bill also clarifies that reimbursement for reasonable expenses does not constitute a financial benefit.

Texas SB286 amends the Education Code to restrict financial benefits for superintendents' personal services and requires board approval for certain.

Texas SB286 amends the Education Code to prohibit superintendents of school districts from receiving financial benefits for personal services performed for business entities, education businesses, or other school districts. Financial benefits for services to other entities, such as open-enrollment charter schools or regional education service centers, must be approved by the board of trustees in an open meeting. The bill also clarifies that reimbursement for reasonable expenses does not constitute a financial benefit.