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Floor Packet Page No. 257                                                   

	
Amend CSHB 2 by adding the following language on page 81 
between lines 23 and 24, and renumbering the subsequent sections 
accordingly:
	SECTION 2D.05.  Sections 25.112 (a) and (d), Education Code, 
are amended to read as follows:
	(a) Except as otherwise authorized by this section, a school 
district may not enroll more than 18 students in a prekindergarten 
class or 22 students in a kindergarten, first, second, third, or 
fourth grade class.  A limit imposed by this subsection [That 
limitation] does not apply during:
		(1)  any 12-week period of the school year selected by 
the district, in the case of a district whose average daily 
attendance is adjusted under 42.005(c); or
		(2)  the last 12 weeks of any school year in the case of 
any other district.
	(d)  On application of a school district, the commissioner 
may except the district from a [the] limit imposed by [in] 
Subsection (a) if the commissioner finds the limit works an undue 
hardship on the district.  An exception expires at the end of the 
semester for which it is granted, and the commissioner may not grant 
an exception for [:
		[(1)] more than one semester at a time.                      
	SECTION 2.  Section 25.113 (a), Education Code, is amended to 
read as follows:
	(a) A campus or district that is granted an exception under 
Section 25.112(d) from class size limits shall provide written 
notice of the exception to the parent of or person standing in 
parental relation to each student affected by the exception.  The 
notice must be in conspicuous bold or underlined print and:
		(1)  specify the class for which an exception from a
[the] limit imposed by Section 25.112(a) was granted;
		(2)  state the number of children in the class for which 
the exception was granted; and
		(3)  be included in a regular mailing or other 
communication from the campus or district, such as information sent 
home with students.