Relating to the display of flags in public schools; providing a civil penalty.

SB 762 would prohibit Texas public schools from displaying most flags on school property, allowing only specific exceptions like the U.S. flag, Texas state flag, historical flags (per Texas Historical Commission), military flags, tribal flags, and school-authorized flags. Schools violating this rule must remedy the issue within 10 business days of a parent's written notice, or face a $500 daily civil penalty. The bill directly affects public elementary and secondary schools, requiring them to comply with these display restrictions. It creates a process where parents can report violations and schools must address them within a strict timeframe to avoid fines.