Texas § ED.130.002 - EXTENT OF STATE AND LOCAL CONTROL

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§ ED.130.002. EXTENT OF STATE AND LOCAL CONTROL

EXTENT OF STATE AND LOCAL CONTROL. All authority not vested by this chapter or by other laws of the state in the coordinating board or in the Central Education Agency is reserved and retained locally in each of the respective public junior college districts or in the governing boards of such junior colleges as provided in the laws applicable. Acts 1969, 61st Leg., p. 2993, ch. 889,

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