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Texas Education Code - EDUC § 21.610. Grants to Facilitate Placement

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

(a) The agency may enter into an agreement as prescribed by Subsection (b) with a school district described by Section 21.602(2) that first employs as a full-time elementary or secondary school teacher or educational aide after certification a person participating in the program.

(b) An agreement under this section must provide that:

(1) the school district agrees to employ the person full-time for at least two school years at a specified salary in a district school that:

(A) serves a concentration of children who are educationally disadvantaged;  and

(B) has an exceptional need for teachers or educational aides, as applicable;  and

(2) the state shall pay the district for that person $5,000 each year for not more than two years.

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