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1. tea.texas.gov › texas-schools › school-boardsSchool Boards - Texas Education Agency

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   Texas school districts and charters are overseen by school boards. The boards of independent school districts are elected by the citizens of their communities, while the boards of charter schools are appointed.

   • SBOE Homepage

     The State Board of Education (SBOE) sets policies and...

   • School Board FAQ

     What is a school board, and what does it do? Where can I...

   • SBOE Members

     There are 15 state Board of Education members who are...

   • Framework for School Board Development

     The Framework for School Board Development outlines...

2. sboe.texas.govTexas - SBOE Homepage | State Board of Education

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   The State Board of Education (SBOE) sets policies and standards for Texas public schools. The primary responsibilities of the SBOE include: Setting curriculum standards. Reviewing and adopting instructional materials. Establishing graduation requirements. Overseeing the Texas Permanent School Fund.

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     Five races for the Republican-dominated State Board of Education to watch this year

     Revising the social studies curriculum could be among the divisive issues the Texas State Board of Education tackles next year.

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     Fort Worth Star-Telegram

     This Texas board of education race pits teacher vs. pastor. Here’s our endorsement | Opinion

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     KERA News

     Texas' Board of Education is voting on state-developed textbooks next month. View them now

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     WFISD School Board opposes Gov. Greg Abbott's push for school choice

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4. txschools.govTexas School Report Cards | Texas Education Agency

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   Texas School Report Cards | Texas Education Agency. The ratings and data currently displayed on TXschools.gov are from 2022, and reflect the 2022 accountability system. Learn more about your. school or district. Discover how your school and district are preparing. your child for the future. or.

5. www.tasb.org › resources › texas-school-board-roles-responsibilitiesTexas School Board’s Roles and Responsibilities - TASB

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   20 paź 2020 · The SBOE provides leadership and state-level administration as prescribed by law, and the commissioner and TEA staff implement state education policy. Within the framework of state and federal law, your school district has significant latitude in shaping the educational programs of your schools.

6. tea.texas.gov › about-tea › contact-usSchool Board FAQ - Texas Education Agency

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   What is a school board, and what does it do? Where can I view my local school district’s board policy manual? What are the policies regarding a school board trustee's conflict of interest in school board business? Can a teacher run for election to the local school board?

7. sboe.texas.gov › state-board-of-education › sboe-board-membersSBOE Members | State Board of Education - Texas

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   There are 15 state Board of Education members who are elected by Texans to two or four year terms of office. Each member represents about 1.8 million Texans. The board members are listed by district below. Click on a member's name to see their full biography. Find your SBOE member (outside source).

8. tea.texas.gov › texas-schools › school-boardsFramework for School Board Development - Texas Education Agency

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   The Framework for School Board Development outlines essential components needed to provide local educational programs and services to promote student academic achievement. Initially adopted by the State Board of Education (SBOE) in January 1996, the framework was first updated in July 2012.