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Keller ISD details implementation steps for Texas Senate Bill 12 on parental consent
Summary
Keller ISD staff told SHAC the district has implemented processes under Senate Bill 12 (effective Sept. 1), using TASB/TEA guidance and a district consent form; high‑level distinction: 'health care services' require active written opt‑in consent, while many 'health‑related services' use passive opt‑out consent.
Keller ISD presented steps it has taken to implement provisions of Senate Bill 12 (effective Sept. 1) that relate to parental consent for school health services.
Jody Webster told the School Health Advisory Council the district provided required annual notice of available health services to parents on Aug. 8 and issued a consent form modeled on TASB’s sample (TASB’s model was released Aug. 13). The district distributed its consent materials to parents in mid‑August and aligned practices with TEA guidance…
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