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State law requires schools to offer therequired curriculum.RequiredCurriculumTexas Administrative Code,Sections 74.1-74.3Foundation Curriculum— English language arts Mathematics Science Social studiesEnrichment Curriculum— Career and technical education Fine arts Health education Languages other than English Physical education Technology applicationsCOPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

No state requirements forinstructional time. This is locallyestablished.RequiredCurriculumTexas Administrative Code,Sections 74.1-74.3However, schools must ensure that“sufficient time is provided forteachers to teach and students tolearn” all of the TEKS for a subject orcourse.A variety of flexible instructionalarrangements and settings arepermitted.COPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

SBOE rules establish what schools mustmake available to students.Required Elementary CurriculumRequiredCurriculumTexas Administrative Code,Sections 74.1-74.3Must offer any course for which thereare TEKS at a specific grade level— English language arts & reading, K-5 Mathematics, K-5 Science, K-5 Social studies, K-5 Fine arts, K-5 art, music, and theatre Health, K-5 Languages other than English (LOTE),to the extent possible Physical education (PE), K-5 Technology applications, K-2 and 3-5COPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Required Secondary CurriculumRequiredCurriculumTexas Administrative Code,Sections 74.1-74.3Middle School: Must offer any course forwhich there are TEKS at a specific gradelevel— English language arts & reading, 6-8 Mathematics, 6-8 Science, 6-8 Social studies, 6-8 Fine arts: offer 3 of the 4 disciplinesStudents must complete at least one TEKSbased fine arts course in grades 6, 7, or 8 Health education, 6 and 7-8LOTE, to the extent possiblePE, 6-8Technology applications, 6-8COPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Required Secondary CurriculumRequiredCurriculumTexas Administrative Code,Sections 74.1-74.3High School: The school district must offer thecourses listed and maintain evidence thatstudents have the opportunity to take coursesidentified by SBOE rule in TAC, chapter074/ch074a.html#74.3A few notes: Career and technical education: a coherentsequence of courses from at least threecareer clusters LOTE: levels I, II, and III or higher of thesame language Science: exemption for districts with fewerthan 500 studentsCOPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

TexasEssentialKnowledgeand Skills(TEKS)The TEKS are curriculum standards thatidentify what students must know and beable to do at the end of each subject orcourse.Curriculum and instructional materialsare determined by the local educationagency.Texas Administrative Code,Chapters 110-118, 126-128,and 130http://tea.texas.gov/curriculum/teks/COPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

The SBOE regularly reviews and updates the TEKS.TexasEssentialKnowledgeand Skills(TEKS)Texas Administrative Code,Chapters 110-118, 126-128,and 130 New K-8 TEKS for English and Spanish languagearts and reading will be implemented inclassrooms in 2019-2020. Streamlined social studies TEKS for K-12 areexpected to be implemented in 2019-2020(depending upon final approval by the SBOE inNovember). New high school TEKS for English language artsand reading and ESOL are expected to beimplemented in 2020-2021.The current TEKS are the required curriculumstandards and will remain in TAC until the newTEKS are implemented.The new reading and language arts TEKS areindicated in the TAC with “Adopted 2017” in thetitle.COPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

TexasEssentialKnowledgeand Skills(TEKS)Texas Administrative Code,Chapters 110-118, 126-128,and 130Texas Administrative CodeSection 74.4 (ELPS) Readiness and supporting standardsrelate only to student assessment andare not inclusive of all the TEKS for aparticular course. English Language Proficiency Standards(ELPS) for English language learners(ELLs) are required to be included foreach subject in the required curriculum. Prekindergarten Guidelines arevoluntary. College and Career Readiness Standardshave been incorporated in the TEKS.COPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Foundation High School Program: the onlygraduation program available for studentswho entered grade 9 beginning in 20142015GraduationRequirementsTexas Administrative Code,Chapter 74, Subchapter B Foundation only 22-credit program Endorsements and Distinguished Levelof Achievement 26-credit program Specific course requirements forendorsementsFoundation High School requirements/hb5.aspxCOPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Successful course completion and theaward of credit is based ondemonstrated proficiency of the TEKS.OtherConsiderationsTexas Administrative Code,Chapter 74, Subchapter C Students may enroll in high schoolcourses in grades earlier than grade 9. Dual credit courses may be offered inpartnership with a state college oruniversity. A memorandum ofunderstanding (MOU) or articulationagreement is required. Innovative courses approved by thestate may be used toward stateelective credit only.COPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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Popular Applications: AskTEDECOS For EducatorsGrant OpportunitiesTEATEA Secure ApplicationsTEAl LoginTEASE LoginTSDSIISearchA- Z IndexTexas Ed ucation AgencyCorrespondenceoOOAbout TEAFinance & GrantsReports & DataStudent Testing &AccountabilityTexas EducatorsTexas SchoolsCollege, Career, & Military PrepCurriculum StandardsEarly Childhood EducationGraduation InformationAP - 18 In centive ProgramTEKS Texas EssentialKnowledge and Skills3 and 4 Year Old PreK FAQsAutomatic College AdmissionsAbout High-Quality PreKProgramGraduation Reports - PEIMSStandard ReportsData and ReportsFoundation High SchoolProgramCareer and Technical EducationGEAR UPHigh School ProgramsTEKS in SpanishTexas Essential Knowledge andSkills - Review and RevisionIP-16 InitiativesECE GrantsECE Laws, Waivers and RulesT-STEMIState Graduation RequirementsEducator ResourcesEligibility for PrekindergartenFamily ResourcesState and CommunityResourcesInstructional MaterialsLearning Support and ProgramsSpecial Student PopulationsSubject AreasAccessible InstructionalMaterialsCharacter EducationBilingual - ESL EducationCareer & Technical EducationCredit by ExaminationDyslexiaInnovative CoursesEducation of HomelessStudentsEnglish Language Arts andReadingInstructional Materials AllotmentOpen-Source InstructionalMaterialsOrdering Instructional MaterialsMat hematics and ReadingAcademiesFoster Care and StudentSuccessCOPYRIGHT TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Fine ArtsHealth EducationInnovative Courses

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Curriculum. State law requires schools to offer the required curriculum. Foundation Curriculum— English language arts Mathematics Science Social studies Enrichment Curriculum— Career and technical education Fine arts Health education Languages other than English Physical education Technology applications