Senate passes bill to expand and codify virtual education options in public schools
Committee substitute for Senate Bill 569 passed the Senate 28-2 on March 13; sponsors said the bill consolidates virtual education rules, provides funding and accountability, and implements recommendations from the Texas Commission on Virtual Education.
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Senators on March 13 passed committee substitute for Senate Bill 569, a measure the sponsor described as a unified statutory framework for virtual education in Texas public schools.
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