Relating to improper relationships between educators and students and reporting of educator misconduct; creating a criminal offense and expanding the applicability of an existing offense; authorizing an administrative penalty.

HB 3769 Relating to improper relationships between educators and students and reporting of educator misconduct; creating a criminal offense and expanding the applicability of an existing offense; authorizing an administrative penalty

Texas 85th Legislature Regular Session

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Comm Sub 04/28/2017
Introduced 03/09/2017

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Sponsors (47)

Rep. Rodney Anderson


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Scott Cosper


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Linda Koop


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Cindy Burkett


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Dade Phelan


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Jason Isaac


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Ken King


Primary Sponsor

Rep. Ryan Guillen


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Geanie Morrison


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Dewayne Burns


Co-Sponsor

Rep. John Frullo


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Gary Vandeaver


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Subject(s)

Education Education--primary & Secondary Education--primary & Secondary--charter Schools Education--primary & Secondary--other School Personnel Education--primary & Secondary--private Education--primary & Secondary--teachers Education--school Districts Minors Minors--crimes Against Continuing Education Email & Electronic Communications Sexual Misconduct Educator Certification, State Board For