S.B. No. 2314 establishes an electronic platform and submission portal called My Texas Future, aimed at enhancing public high school students' awareness of and applications to institutions of higher education. The bill amends the Education Code to include provisions for a direct admissions data sharing opt-in election for high school graduation, requiring students to decide whether to allow the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to share their educational records with colleges. Additionally, it mandates that each institution of higher education must provide a link to MyTexasFuture.Org on their admission application websites, facilitating access to the electronic common admission application form.

The bill also introduces new requirements for school districts and open-enrollment charter schools to inform parents and students about the My Texas Future platform and the option to create or update their profiles. It emphasizes the confidentiality of student information shared with higher education institutions and outlines the conditions under which students can opt out of sharing their data. The provisions of this act will take effect in phases, with some sections applying to the 2025-2026 academic year and others starting in the 2026-2027 academic year.

Statutes affected:
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Senate Committee Report: Education Code 28.025, Education Code 51.763 (Education Code 28, Education Code 51)
Engrossed: Education Code 28.025, Education Code 51.763 (Education Code 28, Education Code 51)
House Committee Report: Education Code 28.025, Education Code 51.763 (Education Code 28, Education Code 51)
Enrolled: Education Code 28.025, Education Code 51.763 (Education Code 28, Education Code 51)