Tex. Education Code § 30B.152
This is the official text of Tex. Education Code § 30B.152, part of Texas’s Education Code — governs public schools and universities in Texas.
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§ 30B.152. PRIVATE OR THIRD-PARTY ACCOUNTABILITY.
Official statutory text
(a) The commissioner shall, to the extent feasible, evaluate the performance of a private or third party acting as a whole program virtual instruction provider for a school district or open-enrollment charter school.
(b) The commissioner shall establish a standard to determine if a private or third party is ineligible to act as a whole program virtual instruction provider. A private or third party determined to be ineligible under this section remains ineligible until after the fifth anniversary of that determination.
(c) A school district or open-enrollment charter school may use a private or third party determined to be ineligible under Subsection (b) as a whole program virtual instruction provider if:
(1) the district or school requests approval from the commissioner; and
(2) the commissioner determines that the reasons the private or third party was declared ineligible under Subsection (b) will not affect the operation of the party as a whole program virtual instruction provider at the district or school.
(b) The commissioner shall establish a standard to determine if a private or third party is ineligible to act as a whole program virtual instruction provider. A private or third party determined to be ineligible under this section remains ineligible until after the fifth anniversary of that determination.
(c) A school district or open-enrollment charter school may use a private or third party determined to be ineligible under Subsection (b) as a whole program virtual instruction provider if:
(1) the district or school requests approval from the commissioner; and
(2) the commissioner determines that the reasons the private or third party was declared ineligible under Subsection (b) will not affect the operation of the party as a whole program virtual instruction provider at the district or school.
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