Tex. Education Code § 33.255
This is the official text of Tex. Education Code § 33.255, part of Texas’s Education Code — governs public schools and universities in Texas.
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§ 33.255. COMPOSITION.
Official statutory text
The council is composed of 13 members appointed by the commissioner as follows:
(1) two members of the public, including one representing the business community and one parent of a public school student participating in an expanded learning opportunities program in this state;
(2) two members who are involved in research-based expanded learning opportunities efforts in this state so that at least one is involved in efforts to extend the school day or school year and at least one is involved in efforts to provide out of school time before or after the regular school day or during the period in which school is recessed for the summer;
(3) one member representing law enforcement;
(4) one member representing the agency;
(5) one member who is an educator, other than a superintendent, at the elementary school level;
(6) one member who is an educator, other than a superintendent, at the middle or junior high school level;
(7) one member who is an educator, other than a superintendent, at the high school level;
(8) one member who is a public school superintendent;
(9) one member representing a foundation that invests in expanded learning opportunities;
(10) one member representing a nonprofit organization that provides programs concerning good nutrition and prevention of or intervention to address childhood obesity; and
(11) one member who is a provider representing summer camps.
(1) two members of the public, including one representing the business community and one parent of a public school student participating in an expanded learning opportunities program in this state;
(2) two members who are involved in research-based expanded learning opportunities efforts in this state so that at least one is involved in efforts to extend the school day or school year and at least one is involved in efforts to provide out of school time before or after the regular school day or during the period in which school is recessed for the summer;
(3) one member representing law enforcement;
(4) one member representing the agency;
(5) one member who is an educator, other than a superintendent, at the elementary school level;
(6) one member who is an educator, other than a superintendent, at the middle or junior high school level;
(7) one member who is an educator, other than a superintendent, at the high school level;
(8) one member who is a public school superintendent;
(9) one member representing a foundation that invests in expanded learning opportunities;
(10) one member representing a nonprofit organization that provides programs concerning good nutrition and prevention of or intervention to address childhood obesity; and
(11) one member who is a provider representing summer camps.
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