Texas Educator Misconduct & Sanctions Dashboard
Interactive TEA & SBEC transparency portal providing real-time oversight of investigations, disciplinary actions, and registry statuses.
About the Scope of This Public Dashboard
Data presented above reflects official public records maintained by the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) and the Texas Education Agency (TEA). Records update routinely to ensure full public compliance under the Texas Public Information Act and state educational mandates.
Levi Fuller
Inspector General for Educator Misconduct
Appointed by TEA Commissioner Mike Morath in February 2026 to lead independent statewide investigations, sanction enforcement, and the protection of Texas schoolchildren.
Academic Credentials
Texas A&M University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Leadership & Corps of Cadets Background
South Texas College of Law Houston
Juris Doctor (J.D.)
Advocacy & Criminal Jurisprudence
Appointing Authority
Designated by Commissioner Mike Morath
Mandated to lead comprehensive oversight over state educator standards, administrative investigations, and inter-agency enforcement.
"Texas classrooms must remain safe sanctuaries for learning. We will hold bad actors accountable without exception, reinforce integrity across all school districts, and ensure no individual who harms children ever steps foot in a Texas school again."
Levi Fuller, Inspector General
Office of the Attorney General of Texas
Child Protection & Public TrustProsecutor & Special Assistant AG
Led statewide prosecutions targeting child trafficking networks, special child sexual abuse crimes, and high-profile election integrity enforcement initiatives.
United States Army JAG Corps
Military Justice ServiceJudge Advocate General
Delivered military justice litigation, constitutional compliance, and legal counsel across specialized tactical operational commands.
Administrative Jurisdiction & Powers
Direct statutory responsibilities under TEA educator misconduct enforcement protocols
Enforcing absolute statewide registry compliance to permanently bar disqualified individuals from Texas public and charter school employment.
Conducting rapid administrative investigations and submitting formal revocation actions before the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC).
Partnering with Texas Texas Rangers, county prosecutors, and municipal law enforcement to advance criminal charges when misconduct exceeds administrative bounds.
Maintaining direct, confidential reporting pathways for teachers, school boards, parents, and community members.
Educator Misconduct & Public Safety Enforcement
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) strictly oversees professional standards across all Texas public and charter schools, ensuring student safety and administrative integrity through vigilant oversight.
Comprehensive Enforcement by the Educator Investigations Unit
The Texas Education Agency rigorously investigates reported educator misconduct in public school districts statewide through its dedicated Educator Investigations Unit. This specialized investigative arm reviews credible complaints and mandatory district reports concerning severe breaches of ethical standards, including inappropriate physical or digital relationships with students, state testing and assessment irregularities, controlled substance violations, and educator certificate infractions.
The Statewide Do Not Hire Registry
To prevent compromised personnel from moving between educational institutions, TEA maintains and updates a searchable, public Do Not Hire Registry. This centralized database enables school districts, charter organizations, and regional service providers to thoroughly screen applicants prior to employment, systematically excluding educators who have been formally disciplined, sanctioned, or deemed ineligible for student supervision.
By linking administrative sanctions with the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC), TEA enforces swift certificate revocations, suspensions, and public reprimands, ensuring transparent accountability for Texas families, educators, and school administrators.
Statewide Scope
Mandatory statutory reporting for Texas school districts, charters, and regional education centers.
Direct Sanctions
Formal reprimands, certificate suspensions, permanent revocations, and voluntary surrender enforcement.
Inter-Agency Referral
Coordination with local law enforcement, child protective agencies, and the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC).
Specific Investigative Focus Areas
Primary violations assessed by TEA Educator Investigations and SBEC.
Inappropriate Student Relationships
Unlawful physical or electronic communications, grooming behaviors, and boundary violations.
Testing Irregularities
Cheating, coaching students, tampering with official materials, or altering standardized assessment results.
Substance Violations
Possession, distribution, or impairment by alcohol, narcotics, or prohibited substances on campus grounds.
Certificate & Licensure Violations
Fraudulent credentials, falsifying teaching records, contract abandonment, or ethics code infractions.
File a Report with the Texas Education Agency
Submit formal reports and misconduct concerns directly to TEA authorities. All submissions are processed through the state educational conduct reporting division.
Filing Process Checklist
Review Required Information
Ensure you have relevant dates, names, school district specifics, and factual documentation ready.
Complete Official Form
Follow TEA prompts to accurately submit concerns directly to the Texas Education Agency.
Retain Confirmation
Save your filing confirmation ID and submission summary for your official records.
Report Educator Misconduct
This portal provides clear guidance, legal standards, and official reporting pathways for addressing educator misconduct across Texas public schools and charter districts.