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TX HB4651
Bill
Status
3/12/2025
Primary Sponsor
Alma Allen
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AI Summary
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Limits placement in a disciplinary alternative education program (DAEP) to a maximum of 30 days and expulsion to a maximum of 60 days under student code of conduct guidelines
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Reduces the threshold for parental notice and opportunity to participate in board proceedings from 60 days to 10 days when DAEP placement extends beyond that period or the end of the grading period
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Requires status reviews for students in DAEP or expelled students every 10 days instead of the previous 120-day interval, including academic progress reviews
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Requires school boards to find that a student's presence presents a danger of physical harm before placing the student in DAEP or expelling for discretionary (non-mandatory) offenses
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Eliminates provisions that previously allowed districts to extend placements or expulsions beyond one year if the student was deemed a safety threat or if extended placement was in the student's best interest
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Applies beginning with the 2025-2026 school year
Legislative Description
Relating to the period for which a public school student may be placed in a disciplinary alternative education program or expelled.
Education
Last Action
Referred to Public Education
4/3/2025