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TX SB1852
Bill
Status
3/4/2025
Primary Sponsor
Royce West
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AI Summary
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School districts and open-enrollment charter schools offering automotive technology courses must ensure those courses are accredited by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE)
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Schools must submit accreditation applications through the Texas Education Agency and comply with all procedural guidelines established by the agency or ASE
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The Texas Education Agency shall pay costs of required training, equipment upgrades, and application fees from appropriated funds to help schools attain accreditation
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Schools cannot spend appropriated money on automotive technology courses until they submit a compliance certification report to the agency; however, schools may request up to two one-year extensions (through September 1, 2028) if demonstrating good faith effort toward accreditation
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The commissioner of education must adopt implementing rules by December 1, 2025, with the requirements taking effect for the 2026-2027 school year
Legislative Description
Relating to the accreditation of automotive technology courses offered by public schools.
Education
Last Action
Co-author authorized
4/23/2025