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Texas Government Code - GOV'T § 2308A.007. Credential Library

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

(a) The coordinating board and the commission jointly shall establish a publicly accessible web-based library of credentials, such as diplomas, certificates, certifications, digital badges, apprenticeships, licenses, or degrees, that are:

(1) delivered, issued, funded, or governed by the state;

(2) aligned with recognized skills and industry standards;

(3) available to residents of the state;  and

(4) used by employers in the state.

(a-1) The credential library established under this section must:

(1)  include:

(A) the information included in the electronic tools or platforms developed by the coordinating board under Section 61.09022(a), Education Code;  and

(B) the list of industry certifications developed under Section 39.0531, Education Code;  and

(2) ensure data interoperability between relevant state agencies.

(b) The coordinating board and the commission jointly shall designate a host agency to contract with an experienced and recognized third-party vendor for the credential library established under this section.

(c) In establishing the credential library under this section, the coordinating board and the commission shall solicit input from the agency and relevant stakeholders.

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