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School Safety Standards Formula Grant (2022-2025) is sponsored by Texas Education Agency (TEA). This grant assists Local Education Agencies (LEAs) in meeting new school safety standards and covers other security-related costs like metal detectors, cameras, and monitoring tools. It also allows LEAs to implement new safety standards application to Chapter 61, Sub-chapter CC, 61.
1031 of Commissioner's Rules.
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2022-2025 School Safety Standards Formula Grant | Texas Education Agency To the Administrator Addressed (TAA) Correspondence 2022-2025 School Safety Standards Formula Grant 2022-2025 School Safety Standards Formula Grant School Safety and Security 2022-2025 School Safety Standards Formula Grant Share with appropriate staff taa-2022-2025-school-safety-standards-formula-grant. pdf On October 27, 2022, Governor Abbott, Lt.
Governor Patrick, Speaker Phelan, House Appropriations and Senate Finance Committee Chairs announced $400 million in funding to the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to assist school districts in replacing or upgrading doors, windows, fencing, communications, and other safety measures.
2022-2025 School Safety Standards Formula Grant The purpose of the 2023-2024 School Safety Standards Formula Grant is to assist local educational agencies (LEAs) in meeting the Chapter 61, Sub-chapter CC, 61.
1031 of Commissioner's Rules and to include other security related costs like metal detectors, cameras, and monitoring tools such as those allowed under the school safety allotment, the Senate Bill 500 school safety and security grant, and the silent panic alert technology grant. Grant Application Details The 2023-2025 School Safety Standards Formula Grant application is now available in eGrants.
Allocations for eligible applications of the 2023-2025 School Safety Standards Formula Grant are available and can be viewed on the Entitlements page. Visit the TEA Grant Opportunities page for detailed information about this grant program. Search for 2023-2025 School Safety Standards Formula Grant application.
Additional information on how to apply for a grant is available on the Applying for a Grant page. Eligible applicants must apply through the eGrants system by 5:00 p. m.
Central Time, February 17, 2023 . Please see the below contacts for questions regarding various components of 2023-2025 School Safety Standards Grant program: For questions regarding the grant program, eligibility, application, or any other grant-related questions please contact Nick Davis ( nick. davis@tea.
texas. gov ). Safety Standards and Program Contact For questions regarding the School Safety Standards rule and uses of funds please contact Dr. Brooks Straub ( SafeSchools@tea.
texas. gov ). For additional information on the ADC or grant application, contact your assigned negotiator listed on the Grant Administration Division Contacts page.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) in Texas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
School Safety Standards Formula Grant (2022-2025) is funded by Texas Education Agency (TEA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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