Texas § 30B.103 STUDENT ELIGIBILITY.

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§ 30B.103 — STUDENT ELIGIBILITY.

Texas § 30B.103

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Tex. Education Code Code Ann. § 30B.103 (2026).

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Sec. 30B.103. STUDENT ELIGIBILITY.

(a)A student eligible to enroll in a public school of this state is eligible to enroll at a full-time hybrid campus.

(b)A student is eligible to enroll in a full-time virtual campus if the student:

(1)attended a public school in this state for a minimum of six weeks in the current school year or in the preceding school year;

(2)is, in the school year in which the student first seeks to enroll in the full-time virtual campus, enrolled in the first grade or a lower grade level;

(3)was not required to attend public school in this state due to nonresidency during the preceding school year;

(4)is a dependent of a member of the United States military who has been deployed; or

(5)has been placed in substitute care in this state.

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Sec. 30B.103. STUDENT ELIGIBILITY. (a) A student eligible to enroll in a public school of this state is eligible to enroll at a full-time hybrid campus.
(b) A student is eligible to enroll in a full-time virtual campus if the student:
(1) attended a public school in this state for a minimum of six weeks in the current school year or in the preceding school year;
(2) is, in the school year in which the student first seeks to enroll in the full-time virtual campus, enrolled in the first grade or a lower grade level;
(3) was not required to attend public school in this state due to nonresidency during the preceding school year;
(4) is a dependent of a member of the United States military who has been deployed; or
(5) has been placed in substitute care in this state.