Texas SB569 establishes rules for virtual and hybrid education in public schools, including authorization, funding, and student rights.
Texas SB569 outlines provisions for virtual and hybrid education in public schools, including authorization for full-time hybrid and virtual campuses, funding mechanisms, and student rights. It mandates that school districts and open-enrollment charter schools notify parents and students about virtual and hybrid course options. The commissioner of education can authorize these campuses if they meet certain criteria, such as including appropriate grade levels for assessment and meeting course standards.
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