Category: SBEC

Reporting Educator Misconduct – “Who, What & When” as of September 1, 2017

The Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 7 (“SB 7”) this summer in an effort to address the increasing number of inappropriate relationships between educators and students being reported. The legislation, which became effective on September 1, 2017, included significant changes to the requirements for reporting educator misconduct found in Section 21.006 of the Texas Education […]

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Unfortunately, There is More Than One Bad Apple

The Texas Legislature passed, and the Governor recently signed, Senate Bill 7 in an attempt to address what many have come to view as an epidemic of inappropriate relationships between educators and students. This piece of legislation, which becomes effective on September 1, 2017, is one of the most talked about coming out of this […]

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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 […]

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