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Find similar grantsAmendment due Mar 1 2027; End of Period of Performance Apr 30 2027; Final Expenditure Report due Jul 29 2027. Stored deadline matches end of period of performance.
SAFE Grant Cycle 1 Extension is sponsored by Texas Education Agency (TEA). The Texas Education Agency is extending the SAFE Cycle 1 grant program to support school systems in meeting adopted School Safety Standards.
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SAFE Grant Extensions | Texas Education Agency To the Administrator Addressed (TAA) Correspondence School Safety and Security 102- Office of School Safety and Security Review grant extension information taa-2025-01-23-safe-grant-extensions. pdf The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is committed to supporting school systems in their efforts to improve the safety and security of school facilities for staff, students and visitors.
The 88th Texas Legislative Session appropriated $1. 1 billion to support school systems in meeting the adopted School Safety Standards. TEA awarded this funding to school systems through SAFE Grant Cycles 1 and 2 during the 2023-2024 school year.
SAFE Cycle 1 Grant Extension TEA will be extending the SAFE Cycle 1 grant program to April 30, 2027, through authorization from the Texas Legislature. As part of this extension, the Program Guidelines for the grant will be updated in the coming weeks to reflect updated grant events, and TEA will update the Notice of Grant Awards (NOGAs) to reflect this change.
Revised grant events are as follows: Amendment Due Date: March 1, 2027 End of Period of Performance: April 30, 2027 Final Expenditure Report Due: July 29, 2027 SAFE Cycle 1 recipients should review their compliance status with the adopted School Safety Standards and their Cycle 1 grant spending in accordance with the grant program guidelines listed below.
SAFE Cycle 2 Grant Extension TEA will be extending the SAFE Cycle 2 grant program to April 30, 2027, through authorization from the Texas Legislature. As part of this extension, the Program Guidelines for the grant will be updated in the coming weeks to reflect updated grant events, and TEA will update the Notice of Grant Awards (NOGAs) to reflect this change.
Revised grant events are as follows: Amendment Due Date: March 1, 2027 End of Period of Performance: April 30, 2027 Final Expenditure Report Due: July 29, 2027 School systems should review their SAFE Cycle 2 spending plan and make any necessary changes related to this extension. No additional actions are required by school systems for SAFE Cycle 2. If you have questions about your NOGA or a grant amendment, please email grants@tea.
texas. gov . If you have general questions about the grant program, please email safeschools@tea.
texas. gov . Additional resources include: SAFE Cycle 1 Program Guidelines SAFE Cycle 2 Program Guidelines
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Existing TEA SAFE grant recipients (Texas public school systems, including School for the Blind and Visually Impaired and School for the Deaf) reviewing compliance with adopted School Safety Standards. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for SAFE Grant Cycle 1 Extension are due April 30, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
SAFE Grant Cycle 1 Extension is funded by Texas Education Agency (TEA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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