Tex. Government Code § 171.0301
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§ 171.0301. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR COURT-ORDERED PROGRAMS.
Official statutory text
(a) The department or the department's authorized representative shall develop the curriculum and educational materials to be used for each court-ordered program.
(b) A court-ordered program must be:
(1) provided by a program provider licensed for the type of program;
(2) taught by an instructor with the appropriate endorsement for the program using curriculum approved by the department; and
(3) delivered in the program format or at the location approved by the department.
(c) A program provider may only employ or contract with an instructor who holds a license with an endorsement for the program being provided.
(b) A court-ordered program must be:
(1) provided by a program provider licensed for the type of program;
(2) taught by an instructor with the appropriate endorsement for the program using curriculum approved by the department; and
(3) delivered in the program format or at the location approved by the department.
(c) A program provider may only employ or contract with an instructor who holds a license with an endorsement for the program being provided.
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