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Timeout! What to do When a Community-Based Child Care Org Throws a Tantrum

In the past few days, a demand letter has been received by several school districts from a national law firm on behalf of the Texas Licensed Child Care Association (“TLCCA”) aiming to ensure that the receiving district complies with Texas Education Code § 29.153. This statute requires Texas school districts to provide free prekindergarten if […]

Schools to Stay Closed for 2019-2020: TEA Rules Concerning Use of School Buildings by Teachers and Staff

On April 17, 2020, Governor Abbott ordered all schools to remain closed “to in-person classroom attendance by students” for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. Teachers and staff are encouraged to continue to work remotely from home if possible, but are now permitted to “return to schools to conduct remote video instruction, as well […]

COVID-19 UPDATE

Below are today’s updates regarding COVID-19 and its impact on Texas public schools. For additional resources, please visit our COVID-19 page. TEA Special Education and Special Populations Updates for the Week of April 13, 2020 Dean Micknal, Partner The Texas Education Agency has continued to post and revise guidance regarding Special Education and Special Populations […]

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Category: Facilities

Timeout! What to do When a Community-Based Child Care Org Throws a Tantrum

Schools to Stay Closed for 2019-2020: TEA Rules Concerning Use of School Buildings by Teachers and Staff

COVID-19 UPDATE

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