Can an open-enrollment charter school or a school district get a waiver for the enrollment to exceed the percentage allowed by law?
No. There are no exceptions to TEC §29.087. According to TEC §7.056(e)(3)(H), a school campus or district may not receive an exemption or waiver under this section from a requirement, restriction, or prohibition relating to at-risk programs under Subchapter C, Chapter 29 which includes §29.087 High School Equivalency Programs.
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