Texas SB2942 amends charter school provisions, including immunity from liability, funding for new campuses, and student eligibility for high school.
Texas SB2942 amends the Education Code to change certain charter school programs and student eligibility. It grants immunity from liability and suit to charter schools and their employees, similar to school districts. The bill also provides funding for establishing new adult education program campuses with a minimum enrollment of 200 students. Additionally, it allows students in adult education programs to earn a high school diploma if they meet certain criteria. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.
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