Texas Change in Schedule (TCS) is an administrative process used by Texas school districts to make changes to their instructional calendars and other school events. It is a way to adjust the school year to meet the needs of individual schools and their students. TCS can be used to adjust the school start and end dates, holidays, exams, and other school-related events. There are three types of TCS: Early, Late, and Mid-Year. Early TCS allows the school district to start school earlier than the state-mandated start date. Late TCS allows a school district to delay the start of school by up to two weeks. Mid-Year TCS allows the school district to adjust the school year during the school year, such as adding a weeklong break or extending the school year. All TCS requests must be approved by the Texas Education Agency.
Texas Change in Schedule (TCS) is an administrative process used by Texas school districts to make changes to their instructional calendars and other school events. It is a way to adjust the school year to meet the needs of individual schools and their students. TCS can be used to adjust the school start and end dates, holidays, exams, and other school-related events. There are three types of TCS: Early, Late, and Mid-Year. Early TCS allows the school district to start school earlier than the state-mandated start date. Late TCS allows a school district to delay the start of school by up to two weeks. Mid-Year TCS allows the school district to adjust the school year during the school year, such as adding a weeklong break or extending the school year. All TCS requests must be approved by the Texas Education Agency.