Relating to the administration of assessment instruments to public school students.

This bill amends Texas education laws to change how student performance is measured and supported. It requires schools to include state exam scores and graduation rates in accountability systems, mandates summer or school-year remedial instruction for students who fail required exams, and creates college prep courses for 12th graders not meeting readiness standards. School districts must partner with colleges to develop these courses, and the bill updates rules for transferring credits between states. These changes directly affect public school students (especially those failing assessments), school districts, and higher education institutions.