19 Tex. Admin. Code § 249.30 - Notice of Hearing
(a) The notice of
hearing is governed by the Texas Government Code, Chapter 2001; 1 Texas
Administrative Code, Part 7, Chapter 155 (relating to Rules of Procedure); and
this chapter.
(b) The Texas
Education Agency (TEA) staff may serve the notice of hearing by sending it
certified, return receipt requested, and regular first-class United States mail
to the party's last known address.
(c) For purposes of this subsection, the last
known address is:
(1) the address of record
of the party or the party's authorized representative in the contested case, if
any; or
(2) if the party has not
made an appearance in the contested case, the last address provided in any
response to the complaint or proposed action that is the subject of the
contested case, if any; or
(3) if
the party has not provided an address in response to the complaint or proposed
action:
(A) for a certified educator, the
address supplied by the educator pursuant to §
230.91(c) of
this title (relating to Procedures in General);
(B) for a certification applicant, the
address provided in the certification application; or
(C) for an examinee, the address provided in
the examination registration.
(d) While notice to the last known address is
legally sufficient, notice may also be given by regular first-class United
States mail, facsimile, email, or any other means to any other possible address
that is known to the TEA staff at the time that the notice is sent.
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