Tex. Education Code § 19.013
This is the official text of Tex. Education Code § 19.013, part of Texas’s Education Code — governs public schools and universities in Texas.
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§ 19.013. POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD.
Official statutory text
(a) The district shall establish a postsecondary education advisory board to advise the district and the department regarding postsecondary education programs.
(b) The advisory board is composed of members who are relevant stakeholders, including representatives of:
(1) the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board;
(2) the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation;
(3) the Texas Workforce Commission;
(4) public institutions of higher education on a rotating basis;
(5) an organization that represents the families of students participating in postsecondary education programs administered by the district;
(6) an organization that advocates for the education of students participating in postsecondary education programs administered by the district; and
(7) current or former student participants in postsecondary education programs administered by the district.
(b) The advisory board is composed of members who are relevant stakeholders, including representatives of:
(1) the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board;
(2) the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation;
(3) the Texas Workforce Commission;
(4) public institutions of higher education on a rotating basis;
(5) an organization that represents the families of students participating in postsecondary education programs administered by the district;
(6) an organization that advocates for the education of students participating in postsecondary education programs administered by the district; and
(7) current or former student participants in postsecondary education programs administered by the district.
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