Relating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Education Agency and to the abolition of the State Board for Educator Certification and the transfer of its functions to the Texas Education Agency; changing the amounts of certain fees and providing for the ad valorem tax rate to be imposed after annexation of an insolvent or inoperative school district.

SB 218 Relating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Education Agency and to the abolition of the State Board for Educator Certification and the transfer of its functions to the Texas Education Agency; changing the amounts of certain fees and providing for the ad valorem tax rate to be imposed after annexation of an insolvent or inoperative school district

Texas 83rd Legislature Regular Session

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Sen. Robert Nichols


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Sen. Dan Patrick


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Education Education--driver Education & Training Education--primary & Secondary Education--primary & Secondary--accountability Education--primary & Secondary--charter Schools Education--primary & Secondary--general Education--primary & Secondary--teachers Education--school Districts Sunset Sunset--commission Bills Education Agency, Texas Education, Commissioner Of Educator Certification, State Board For Licensing & Regulation, Texas Department Of