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The final report on the evaluation of House Bill (HB) 5 provides (1) an update on changes made to the current policy for graduation, including coursework, testing, and accountability during the 84th and 85th Texas Legislative Sessions; (2) an update on the implementation of HB 5 by school districts since 2014±15;
10 cze 2013 · 2013 TX HB5 (Summary) Relating to public school accountability, including assessment, and curriculum requirements; providing a criminal penalty.
This report provides (1) an update on changes made to the current policy for graduation, including curriculum, testing, and accountability during the 84th and 85th Texas Legislative Sessions, (2) an update on the implementation of HB 5 by school districts since 2014–15, and (3) a preliminary look at the Foundation High School Program that studen...
In 2013, the 83rd Texas Legislature established the new Foundation High School Program as the default graduation program for all students entering high school beginning in 2014-2015. The State Board of Education adopted rules related to the new Foundation High School Program in January 2014.
Bill Text (2013-06-10) Relating to public school accountability, including assessment, and curriculum requirements; providing a criminal penalty. [See remarks for effective date]
2013 TX HB5 (Research) Relating to public school accountability, including assessment, and curriculum requirements; providing a criminal penalty.
TEA Curriculum Update. House Bill 5 and High School Graduation Requirements. Work to transition and implement the requirements of House Bill 5 is under way. The bill gives the SBOE decision-making authority on a number of issues and the SBOE has not yet had the opportunity to receive a briefing and begin planning next steps.
