19 Tex. Admin. Code § 66.41 - Adding Content During the Panel Review
(a) A publisher may add or edit content to
instructional materials during the panel review only to allow the materials to:
(1) meet the Texas essential knowledge and
skills (TEKS) or Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines (TPG) coverage percentage the
publisher had specified on the correlation document submitted for that
instructional product;
(2) meet
100% of the English language proficiency standards (ELPS) designated for the
subject and grade for which the instructional product is intended;
and
(3) address any factual
errors.
(b) To be
eligible to have content added as described in subsection (a) of this section,
the material must, upon its initial review, be identified as meeting:
(1) at least 75% of the TEKS or TPG coverage
percentage indicated by the publisher on the correlation document submitted for
that material; and
(2) at least 75%
of the ELPS designated for the subject and grade for which the material is
intended.
(c) A
publisher shall have one opportunity to provide a written request for the Texas
Education Agency (TEA) to further review instructional material that, in
accordance with subsection (b) of this section, is not eligible to have new
content added. The request for further review must be received by TEA within
the timeframe established by the TEA at the start of the review.
(d) New content may be provided as print
samples, electronic samples in an open file format or closed format, or galley
proofs for review by the state review panels.
(e) New content must be provided to the
review panels as quickly as possible and within the timeframe established by
the TEA.
(f) Electronic samples of
new content approved by the review panels for the purpose of making the product
eligible for adoption shall be submitted to the TEA and each education service
center prior to the adoption of instructional materials. New content submitted
under this subsection must be submitted by the deadline established in the
schedule of adoption procedures in the proclamation.
(g) If a publisher receives a request or a
"no report" from a panel, the publisher shall be given no less than 48 hours to
provide content in response to the request or report.
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