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Texas bill would raise basic funding for Comal County school districts

A filed Texas bill would raise the funding base for districts serving Comal County students. Their funding changes only if lawmakers pass it.

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A filed Texas bill would raise the basic funding allotment for public schools, including districts serving Comal County students, if lawmakers pass it. HB 178 was filed Nov. 9, and its higher funding level remains a proposal.

The Texas Education Agency lists Comal ISD and New Braunfels ISD as active districts in Comal County. The basic allotment is part of the state school finance system, so a change to that amount would matter to both districts' budgets.

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Filed legislationHB 178: school finance proposal
HB 178 would raise the statewide basic allotment used to fund public schools.
Texas Legislature Online ↗
Summary of the filed proposal; the legislative history records its status.

What happens next

The Texas Tribune first reported the bill filing. Lawmakers must act on HB 178 before its proposed increase can become law; the Legislature's bill history is the place to check for the next referral, hearing or vote.

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