Texas SB58 amends education policies for students with disabilities, focusing on supported decision-making and educational representatives.
Texas SB58 amends the Education Code to enhance policies and procedures for certain public school students with disabilities. The bill mandates that school districts provide students or their parents with information on supported decision-making agreements, power of attorney for educational decision-making, and the appointment of an educational representative. It also outlines the roles and rights of educational representatives, ensuring they consider students' interests and preferences.
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