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Find similar grantsCommunities In Schools (CIS) Grant (Texas) is sponsored by Texas Education Agency (TEA). This program, specifically for Communities In Schools affiliates, funds dropout prevention programs. It supports identifying needs of at-risk students, customizing supports, and providing individual case management services, all while engaging the community.
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Communities In Schools of Texas | Texas Education Agency Support for At-Risk Schools and Students Communities In Schools of Texas Communities In Schools (CIS) is a dropout prevention program funded in part by the Texas Legislature and administered by the Texas Education Agency (TEA).
CIS works in collaboration with school personnel to develop and provide a comprehensive Integrated Student Support (ISS) program uniquely tailored to address unmet academic and non-academic barriers to students' success. CIS staff complete a thorough campus needs assessment to identify campus needs, gaps in service, available resources, and the goals and priorities of the campus administration.
CIS staff use this information to then develop a plan of service to address identified needs.
In partnership with community providers, professional CIS staff provide a range of intentionally targeted services that are offered broadly to all students on campus and more intensively to a smaller cohort of "case-managed" students to ensure all students receive the level of support needed to consistently come to school ready to learn and remain on the path to graduation.
CIS receives parental permission to monitor student level data and track educational outcomes for all case-managed students served.
Services Provided by CIS in Texas CIS in Texas provides services in eight broad areas: Mental and Behavioral Health Services - including a variety of behavioral health interventions, skill building activities, crisis response Health and Human Services - including connections to health services, basic needs assistance Parental and Family Engagement Services - including home visits and consultation Academic Enhancement and Support Services - including tutoring, developing study skills Attendance and Engagement Services - including attendance initiatives and re-engagement efforts College and Career Readiness Services - including post-secondary and career exploration, employment skills training, college visits Enrichment Services - including training, extended learning time, school climate activities Case Management Services - including academic and attendance monitoring, check-ins, service coordination CIS of Texas Program Performance As of the 2024-2025 school year, there are 27 local CIS of Texas grantees operating statewide.
In the 2024-2025 school year, 27 local CIS affiliates case managed 122,283 students on 1,360 campuses in 192 school districts.
Student Performance (Case Managed Students) 2024-2025: 99% stayed in school (Grades 7-12) 98% promoted to the next grade (Kindergarten-grade 11) 98% eligible seniors graduated 91% targeted for academics, improved 76% targeted for attendance, improved 91% targeted for behavior, improved CIS of Texas Funding Information FY 2026 - (State) $30,521,816, (Federal*) $4,906,112 FY 2025 - (State) $30,521,816, (Federal*) $4,842,342 FY 2024 - (State) $30,521,816, (Federal*) $4,842,342 FY 2023 - (State) $30,521,816, (Federal*) $4,842,342 FY 2022 - (State) $33,523,998, (Federal*) $4,892,341 FY 2021 - (State) $27,469,633, (Federal*) $4,842,342 FY 2020 - (State) $30,521,817, (Federal*) $4,842,342 FY 2019 - (State) $15,521,815, (Federal*) $4,842,342 * Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) CIS of Brazoria County, Inc. Ph: (361) 696-4030, ext.
1 CIS of the Golden Crescent CIS of Greater Central Texas, Inc. CIS of Greater Tarrant County CIS of the Greater Wichita Falls Area CIS of the Heart of Texas CIS of Hidalgo County, Inc. CIS of the Permian Basin, Inc. CIS of South Central Texas CIS Southeast Harris County, Inc. CIS of Texas Laws and Rules General Appropriations Act, Article III, Rider 16, 89th Texas Legislature, 2025 Texas Administrative Code 19, Chapter 89, Subchapter EE
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Program operates through 27 fixed local CIS affiliates statewide; no new open solicitation is described on the page. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $30,521,816 (State) + $4,906,112 (Federal TANF) for FY2026. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Communities In Schools (CIS) Grant (Texas) is funded by Texas Education Agency (TEA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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