Agenda includes possible request to delay HB 2 teacher certification requirements
Summary
Item 6.C listed a possible application to TEA by the Interim Superintendent to delay HB 2 certification requirements for foundation courses until 2029–30; the transcript contains only the agenda language and no recorded action or discussion.
The Feb. 9 agenda includes item 6.C: 'Deliberation and Possible Action Regarding HB 2 Implementation: New Teacher Certification Requirements allowing the Interim Superintendent to submit an application to the Texas Education Agency ("TEA")/Commissioner of Education to delay implementation of Certification Requirements for Foundation Curriculum Courses until the beginning of the 2029-2030 school year.' The agenda names the Interim Superintendent as the actor who could submit an application to TEA; the supplied transcript records the agenda item but contains no further narrative, staff presentation, or trustee remarks.
Because the agenda item describes a potential administrative step (submitting an application to TEA) and sets an implementation target date (beginning of the 2029–2030 school year), readers should consult the packet or minutes for the actual motion, any supporting rationale provided by staff, and whether the board authorized the interim superintendent to act.
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