The Texas Education Agency has released public health guidance for the 2021-22 school year, addressing on-campus instruction, non-UIL extracurricular sports and activities and other student activities. It also released guidance for school staff and referred to best practices from the CDC.
TCTA members with questions or concerns about their district's COVID-19 policies should call the Legal Department at 888-879-8282 to speak with a staff attorney.
The FAQs below were last updated on March 2, 2022.
COVID-19 FAQs for the 2021-22 school year
The sections below answer common questions about COVID-19 in schools, incorporating guidance from TEA, USDE, and state and federal health officials.
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TCTA members with questions or concerns about their district's COVID-19 policies should call the Legal Department at 888-879-8282 to speak with a staff attorney.
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