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Overview
If you are interested in following the legislative process more closely, the following links connect you to those Texas state agencies responsible for posting public notice of hearings and the status of the work conducted by committees and commissions that may affect the publicly funded textbooks in Texas.
To find out who represents you in both the Texas House of Representatives and the Texas Senate, you can click on the Texas Capitol Website.
To find out who represents you on the State Board of Education and how to contact them, click here.
For more in-depth information on the administrative aspects of the entire textbook process in Texas, this link will connect you to that division of the Texas Education Agency.
To track the progress of any legislation or to find notices of committee meetings in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, you can click on the Texas Legislature Website.
The Texas Sunset Commission is responsible for the regular assessment by the Legislature of the continuing need for a state agency to exist. In 2005, the Sunset Commission will make recommendations to the Texas Legislature regarding the organization and functions of the Texas Education Agency, including its roles with instructional materials. For more detailed information about their review of the Texas Education Agency, you can go to Sunset's Website for their staff recommendations.
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