Relating to the abolition of the Texas Education Agency and elimination of the position of commissioner of education, the transfer of powers and duties to the State Board of Education and the comptroller of public accounts, and the elimination of public school accountability and assessment systems.

HB 2657 Relating to the abolition of the Texas Education Agency and elimination of the position of commissioner of education, the transfer of powers and duties to the State Board of Education and the comptroller of public accounts, and the elimination of public school accountability and assessment systems

Texas 89th Legislature Regular Session

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Introduced 02/11/2025

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Sponsors (15)

Rep. Tony Tinderholt


Co-Sponsor

Rep. J. M. Lozano


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Shelby Slawson


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Rep. Nate Schatzline


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Rep. Andy Hopper


Primary Sponsor

Rep. Mike Olcott


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Katrina Pierson


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Rep. Mitch Little


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Wesley Virdell


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Rep. AJ Louderback


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Rep. Helen Kerwin


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Rep. David Lowe


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Shelley Luther


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Brent Money


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Keresa Richardson


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Education Education--primary & Secondary Education--primary & Secondary--accountability Education--primary & Secondary--charter Schools Education--primary & Secondary--finance Education--primary & Secondary--general Education--primary & Secondary--testing Education--school Districts State Agencies, Boards & Commissions Foundation School Program Comptroller Of Public Accounts Education Agency, Texas Education, Commissioner Of Education, State Board Of