State board of education
Texas State Board of Education
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

Texas State Board of Education
The SBOE is a 15-member elected state board. It adopts education rules and standards for Texas public schools, while the Texas Education Agency administers programs and services. This page summarizes a partial reviewed record; it does not represent complete coverage of all meetings or recordings.
15 board districts
The current official directory lists one member for each of 15 districts. The district 4 profile lists a successor-dependent term through December 31, 2026.
Four board bodies
The board's committee structure includes the Committee of the Full Board, Committee on Instruction, Committee on School Finance/Permanent School Fund, and Committee on School Initiatives.
2026 election and future calendar
Texas lists eight SBOE seats for the November 3, 2026 general election. Official 2027 information provides five meeting-week windows; exact body-specific dates are not inferred.
Where the district stands
Major projects
Board calendar and meeting records
Partial official record coverageReviewed minutes and official publications support 33 published reports across 19 meeting dates and two statewide curriculum alerts. Forty-five agenda, minutes, recording-page, and other source-note records remain drafts.
- Officially posted November 2026 board meeting window begins
- First official 2027 board meeting week begins
Funding
No budget amount is established by the reviewed meeting-calendar and policy materials.
Recent news
This draft uses the official SBOE member directory, official meetings calendar, Texas Secretary of State election list, and a staging review of official source documents. Agendas describe planned business; outcomes are summarized only from reviewed minutes. The Nov 3, 2026 election is upcoming as of Oct 25, 2026.
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