Mandates have been issued to colleges regarding teacher preparation programs. These programs are now required to adhere to a specific law. Faculty at these programs are barred from teaching certain topics.
The Texas Education Agency has implemented this new rule. It applies to both public and private institutions.
Further information about this mandate can be found through the Texas Education Agency's announcements, which include details about the penalties for non-compliance, such as perjury.
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