Understanding Texas Education Code Chapter 37: A Teacher’s Guide to Classroom Authority

A Stellar Project
May 29
2 min read

Texas teachers face growing challenges in maintaining order and safety in their classrooms. Fortunately, Texas Education Code Chapter 37 exists to support educators by outlining clear laws related to student discipline, removals, and alternative placements. Teachers who understand this chapter can better assert their authority while ensuring a safe, structured learning environment.

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