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Texas Education Code - EDUC § 19.0042. Information to Be Provided by District Before Career and Technical Education Program Enrollment

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Before a person described by Section 19.005 enrolls in a district career and technical education program, the district must inform the person in writing of:

(1) any rule or policy of a state agency that would impose a restriction or prohibition on the person in obtaining a certificate or license in connection with the career and technical education program;

(2) the total number of district students released during the preceding 10 years who have completed a district career and technical education program that allows for an opportunity to apply for a certificate or license from a state agency and, of those students:

(A) the number who have applied for a certificate or license from a state agency;

(B) the number who have been issued a certificate or license by a state agency;  and

(C) the number who have been denied a certificate or license by a state agency;  and

(3) the procedures for:

(A) requesting a criminal history evaluation letter under Section 53.102, Occupations Code;

(B) providing evidence of fitness to perform the duties and discharge the responsibilities of a licensed occupation for purposes of Section 53.023, Occupations Code;  and

(C) appealing a state agency's denial of a certificate or license, including deadlines and due process requirements:

(i) to the State Office of Administrative Hearings under Subchapter C, Chapter 2001, Government Code;   1  and

(ii) through any other available avenue.

1  V.T.C.A., Government Code § 2001.051 et seq.
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