19 Tex. Admin. Code § 229.8 - Contested Cases for Accreditation Revocation
(a) This section applies only to a final
recommendation issued under §
229.5 of this title (relating to
Accreditation Sanctions and Procedures) or §
229.6 of this title (relating to
Continuing Approval) that proposes revocation of approval and closure of an
educator preparation program (EPP), or withdraws approval to offer a specific
certification class or category, and does not apply to a final recommendation
proposing the assignment of Accredited-Warned or Accredited-Probation status or
ordering any other sanction, including, without limitation, public reprimand,
imposing conditions upon continuing approval, requiring technical assistance,
requiring professional services, or appointing a monitor.
(b) If an EPP declines to sign a final
recommendation, or if the EPP fails to respond timely to a notice of a proposed
recommendation, Texas Education Agency (TEA) staff may proceed with the filing
of a contested case with the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) in
accordance with the contested case procedures set out in §§
249.19-249.40 of this title, and Texas
Government Code, Chapter 2001.
(c)
Upon the finality of a decision from the State Board for Educator Certification
(SBEC) under the Administrative Procedure Act ordering the EPP closed under
this subsection in keeping with §
249.39 of this title (relating to
Final Decisions and Orders), the approval of an EPP to provide educator
preparation is:
(1) automatically revoked,
void, and of no further force or effect on the effective date of the SBEC final
order; and
(2) automatically
modified to remove authorization for an individual certification class or
category on the effective date of the SBEC final order.
(d) This section satisfies the hearing
requirements of the Texas Education Code, §
21.0451(a)(2)(D) and
(a)(3).
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