Texas High School Completion and Success Grant, Cycle 2
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The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is pleased to inform you that the following applications have been preliminarily selected to receive a grant for Cycle 2 of the Texas High School Completion and Success Grant Program. This preliminary selection was made based on independent review by educators, parents, and members of the business community, TEA staff, and education stakeholders from across the state.
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Geraldine Kidwell (Funding)
Discretionary Grants
Phone: (512) 463-9269
geraldine.kidwell@tea.state.tx.us
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Barbara Knaggs (Program)
Education Initiatives
Phone: (512) 936-6060
barbara.knaggs@tea.state.tx.us |
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Program
Description: |
The Texas High School Completion and Success Grant Program is an intervention grant focused on positively impacting student performance. Its goals are:
- Increase student achievement, as evidenced through improved TAKS scores and increased credit accrual;
- Increase the number of students who graduate in 4 years after entering 9th grade, and; and
- Increase the number of students who graduate college-ready, as demonstrated through credit accrual, Advanced Placement (AP)/International Baccalaureate (IB) and dual credit participation, and enrollment in rigorous coursework in a college-preparatory curriculum.
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| Grant Period: |
October 1, 2004 - August 31, 2006. |
Agency staff will thoroughly review each application to determine that it is in compliance with all applicable program statutes, rules, and regulations and that the identified program goals and activities meet the intent of the authorizing legislation and Request for Application. Once this determination has been made and it is confirmed that the application is indeed eligible to be funded, Agency staff may be contacting the designated program contact person to negotiate changes to the application.
List of Awardees:
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| A+ Academy – $25,000 |
El Paso School Of Excellence – $30,000 |
North Forest ISD – $350,000 |
| Abilene ISD – $348,000 |
Ennis ISD – $150,000 |
Northside ISD – $290,212 |
| Academy ISD – $80,000 |
Eustace ISD – $80,000 |
O'Donnell ISD – $30,000 |
| Alief ISD – $335,346 |
Fabens ISD – $80,000 |
Olton ISD – $80,000 |
| Amarillo ISD – $330,600 |
Fort Bend ISD – $454,601 |
Onalaska ISD – $30,000 |
| Aquilla ISD – $25,000 |
Fort Worth ISD – $600,000 |
Penelope ISD – $25,000 |
| Arlington ISD – $600,000 |
Gabriel Tafolla Charter School – $15,000 |
Perryton ISD – $79,929 |
| Bastrop ISD – $109,450 |
Galena Park ISD – $350,000 |
Presidio ISD – $80,000 |
| Beaumont ISD – $350,000 |
Goose Creek Consolidated ISD – $349,980 |
Progreso ISD – $80,000 |
| Belton ISD – $150,000 |
Greenville ISD – $150,000 |
Quinlan ISD – $80,000 |
| Big Spring ISD – $80,000 |
Groesbeck ISD – $80,000 |
Raymondville ISD – $80,000 |
| Big Springs Charter School – $15,000 |
Hearne ISD – $80,000 |
Rice Consolidated ISD – $80,000 |
| Blum ISD – $30,000 |
Hillsboro ISD – $80,000 |
Richard Milburn Alternative High School (Killeen) – $25,000 |
| Boles ISD – $80,000 |
Houston Can Academy Charter School – $30,000 |
Santa Fe ISD – $80,000 |
| Bosqueville ISD – $30,000 |
Houston ISD – $600,000 |
Santa Maria ISD – $80,000 |
| Bryan ISD – $338,060 |
Huntsville ISD – $150,000 |
Seguin ISD – $150,000 |
| Burnet Consolidated ISD – $79,725 |
Kaufman ISD – $80,000 |
Socorro ISD – $350,000 |
| Calvert ISD – $80,000 |
Kerens ISD – $80,000 |
Southwest ISD – $147,672 |
| Campbell ISD – $30,000 |
Kilgore ISD – $80,000 |
Spring Branch ISD – $350,000 |
| Carrizo Springs Consolidated ISD – $80,000 |
Killeen ISD – $350,000 |
Tahoka ISD – $80,000 |
| Carthage ISD – $80,000 |
Klein ISD – $350,000 |
Tatum ISD – $80,000 |
| Cedar Crest School – $15,000 |
La Porte ISD – $143,762 |
Transformative Charter Academy – $25,000 |
| Cedar Hill ISD – $150,000 |
Laneville ISD – $25,000 |
Tuloso-Midway ISD – $80,000 |
| Center ISD – $79,002 |
Little Elm ISD – $80,000 |
United ISD – $125,617 |
| Charlotte ISD – $80,000 |
Lone Oak ISD – $79,260 |
University Charter School – $600,000 |
| Coldspring-Oakhurst Consolidated ISD – $60,040 |
Los Fresnos Consolidated ISD – $350,000 |
Uvalde Consolidated ISD – $150,000 |
| Conroe ISD – $120,250 |
Magnolia ISD – $149,958 |
Vidor ISD – $150,000 |
| Coolidge ISD – $25,000 |
Marble Falls ISD – $80,000 |
Walnut Springs ISD – $25,000 |
| Cranfills Gap ISD – $25,000 |
McKinney ISD – $349,450 |
Waxahachie Faith Family Academy – $30,000 |
| Daingerfield-Lone Star ISD – $80,000 |
Mesquite ISD – $350,000 |
West Hardin County Consolidated ISD – $80,000 |
| Dallas Can Academy Charter – $80,000 |
Mexia ISD – $80,000 |
Wichita Falls ISD – $348,600 |
| Denton ISD – $339,083 |
Morton ISD – $80,000 |
Wills Point ISD – $80,000 |
| Duncanville ISD – $350,000 |
Natalia ISD – $74,760 |
Woden ISD – $80,000 |
| Eagle Mt-Saginaw ISD – $150,000 |
New Braunfels ISD – $150,000 |
Wolfe City ISD – $80,000 |
| El Paso Academy – $30,000 |
Nixon-Smiley Consolidated ISD – $80,000 |
Zapata County ISD – $79,950 |
| El Paso ISD – $599,481 |
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Last Updated
January 29, 2007
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