Tex. Education Code § 22A.251
This is the official text of Tex. Education Code § 22A.251, part of Texas’s Education Code — governs public schools and universities in Texas.
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§ 22A.251. REPORT BY AGENCY.
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(a) The agency, in cooperation with the board, shall, on a quarterly basis, post on the agency's Internet website a report on educator, employee, contractor, and service provider misconduct reported under this chapter.
(b) The report under Subsection (a) must be disaggregated by type of misconduct and include:
(1) the number of reports of alleged misconduct, categorized by the source of the report and whether the person who is the subject of the report holds a certification or permit issued under Subchapter B, Chapter 21;
(2) the number of preliminary reviews under Section 22A.102 that resulted in a formal investigation;
(3) the number of preliminary reviews under Section 22A.102 that did not result in a formal investigation, categorized by reason for disposition;
(4) the number of formal investigations, categorized by disposition;
(5) the number of individuals sanctioned by the board or placed on the registry following a formal investigation; and
(6) any other information as determined by the board or commissioner.
(b) The report under Subsection (a) must be disaggregated by type of misconduct and include:
(1) the number of reports of alleged misconduct, categorized by the source of the report and whether the person who is the subject of the report holds a certification or permit issued under Subchapter B, Chapter 21;
(2) the number of preliminary reviews under Section 22A.102 that resulted in a formal investigation;
(3) the number of preliminary reviews under Section 22A.102 that did not result in a formal investigation, categorized by reason for disposition;
(4) the number of formal investigations, categorized by disposition;
(5) the number of individuals sanctioned by the board or placed on the registry following a formal investigation; and
(6) any other information as determined by the board or commissioner.
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