HB712 —

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This bill amends 29 section(s) of the Texas statutes: Section 12.013(b), Education Code, Section 12.029(b), Education Code, Section 13.054(i), Education Code, Section 21.410(h), Education Code, Section 21.411(h), Education Code, Section 21.412(h), Education Code.

• Section 12.013(b), Education Code

  equalized wealth under Chapter 41; (R) (S) → (R)

  amended

• Section 12.029(b), Education Code

  Except as provided by Subchapter H, Chapter 41, if → If

  amended

• Section 13.054(i), Education Code

  Chapters 41 and → funding the district receives under Chapter

  amended

• Section 21.410(h), Education Code

  A district to which Chapter 41 applies is entitled to the grants paid under this section.

  amended

• Section 21.411(h), Education Code

  A district to which Chapter 41 applies is entitled to the grants paid under this section.

  amended

• Section 21.412(h), Education Code

  A district to which Chapter 41 applies is entitled to the grants paid under this section.

  amended

• Section 21.413(h), Education Code

  A district to which Chapter 41 applies is entitled to the grants paid under this section.

  amended

• Section 25.081(f), Education Code

  41, ,

  amended

• Section 29.087(j), Education Code

  41, ,

  amended

• Section 29.203(b), Education Code

  If the district has a wealth per student greater than the guaranteed wealth level but less than the equalized wealth level, a school district is entitled under rules adopted by the commissioner to additional state aid in an amount equal to the difference between the cost to the district of providing services to a student using a public education grant and the sum of the state aid received because of the allotment under Section 42.157 and money from the available school fund attributable to the student.

  amended

• Section 37.0061, Education Code

  If the district has a wealth per student greater than the guaranteed wealth level but less than the equalized wealth level, the district in which the student is enrolled on the date a court orders the student to be confined to a juvenile residential facility shall transfer to the district providing education services an amount equal to the difference between the average Foundation School Program costs per student of the district providing education services and the sum of the state aid and the money from the available school fund received by the district that is attributable to the student for the portion of the school year for which the district provides education services to the student.

  amended

• Section 42.009(b), Education Code

  for a district required to take action under Chapter 41 to reduce its wealth per student to the equalized wealth level, base the determinations on the district's net funding levels after deducting any amounts required to be expended by the district to comply with Chapter 41; and (3) → and

  amended

• Section 42.158(e), Education Code

  A school district that is required to take action under Chapter 41 to reduce its wealth per student to the equalized wealth level is entitled to a credit, in the amount of the allotments to which the district is entitled under this section, against the total amount required under Section 41.093 for the district to purchase attendance credits.

  amended

• Section 42.160(b), Education Code

  A school district that is required to take action under Chapter 41 to reduce its wealth per student to the equalized wealth level is entitled to a credit, in the amount of the allotments to which the district is entitled under this section, against the total amount required under Section 41.093 for the district to purchase attendance credits.

  amended

• Section 42.2511(b), Education Code

  or Chapter 41

  amended

• Section 42.2518(a), Education Code

  and Chapter 41 Chapter 41 and those chapters → it

  amended

• Section 42.2521(a), Education Code

  Chapters 41 and → Chapter

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• Section 42.2523(a), Education Code

  Chapters 41 and → Chapter

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• as follows: (1) reimbursement for a school district not required to take action under Chapter 41 may be provided (A) (B) ; and (2) reimbursement for a school district required to take action under Chapter 41 may be provided from funds described by Subdivision (1)(B) if funds remain available after fully reimbursing each school district described by Subdivision (1) for its disaster remediation costs not required to take action under Chapter 41 If the amount of money available for purposes of reimbursing school districts required to take action under Chapter 41 is not sufficient to fully reimburse each district's disaster remediation costs, the commissioner shall reduce the amount of assistance provided to each of those districts proportionately. → (1) (2)

  amended

• Section 42.253(h), Education Code

  and the total amounts necessary for each school district to comply with the requirements of Chapter 41 and Chapter 41 : (1) ; and (2) the amount necessary for a district to comply with the requirements of Chapter 41 is reduced by an amount necessary to ensure a district's full recovery of the adjustment made under this subsection → ,

  amended

• , or to amounts necessary for a district to comply with the requirements of Chapter 41, 41 or 41 or

  amended

• Section 42.258(a-1), Education Code

  or → former , Chapter ,

  amended

• Section 42.260(b), Education Code

  Chapter 41 and → Chapter 1187 ( )

  amended

• Section 45.251(2), Education Code

  41, ,

  amended

• Section 45.261(a), Education Code

  that is not required to reduce its wealth per student under Chapter 41 required to reduce its wealth per student under Chapter 41 increase amounts due from under that chapter in a total → not entitled to state assistance under Chapter 42 order to remit to the commissioner an

  amended

• Section 403.302(a), Government Code

  The comptroller shall make appropriate adjustments in the study to account for actions taken under Chapter 41, Education Code.

  amended

• Section 1579.251(a), Insurance Code

  Chapters 41 and → Chapter

  amended

• Section 21.01, Tax Code

  , except as provided by Chapter 41, Education Code

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• Section 21.02(a), Tax Code

  Subsections (b) and → Subsection

  amended

• Section 26.08(i), Tax Code

  Chapters 41 and → Chapter

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• Section 312.210(b), Tax Code

  that has a wealth per student that does not exceed the equalized wealth level

  amended

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