Texas ARP ESSER State Plan Highlights
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Texas ARP ESSER State Plan Highlights from the Department of Education. It lists Texas's total ARP ESSER allocation of $12,427,523,267, with $8,279,059,186 released on March 24, 2021 and $4,148,464,081 released on July 7, 2021, and 2020-2021 preliminary statewide enrollment of 5,372,806. The highlights name top priorities including addressing lost instructional time through summer, extended learning and afterschool programs and supporting students' mental health, and say Texas schools will be required to offer in-person instruction to all students in the upcoming school year. They describe TEA plans for summer learning, high-dosage tutoring and afterschool programs, and give July 27, 2021 as the due date for LEA use of funds plans. No date is printed for the page itself.
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“Texas ARP ESSER State Plan Highlights.”
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Texas ARP ESSER State Plan Highlights
Total ARP ESSER allocation for Texas: $12,427,523,267
ARP ESSER funding released to Texas on March 24, 2021: $8,279,059,186
ARP ESSER funding released to Texas on July 7, 2021: $4,148,464,081
2020-2021 Preliminary Statewide Enrollment: 5,372,806
Top Priorities Within Texas’ Plan:
• Addressing lost instructional time as a result of the pandemic through summer, extended learning,
and afterschool programs
• Supporting students’ mental health needs
Highlights of Texas’ Plan:
• Returning to In Person Learning in 2021 Safely Reopening Schools and Sustaining Safe
Operations: In the upcoming school year, Texas schools will be required to offer in-person
instruction to all students. All local educational agencies (LEAs) will have access to screening
testing, which can be funded by the American Rescue Plan. LEAs may also choose to offer
COVID-19 vaccinations to eligible students and educators as a vaccine provider and/or in
partnership with local health providers.
• Investing in Summer Learning and Addressing the Academic Impact of Lost Instructional
Time: TEA plans to use American Rescue Plan funds to invest in summer learning programs for
Texas students and will use design-thinking based processes to extend the school day and year.
Texas also plans to offer high-dosage tutoring, high-quality instructional materials, and job-
embedded professional learning to help address the academic impact of lost instructional time on
K-12 students in the state this summer and next school year. TEA will create a diagnostic
application process for LEAs to identify which evidence-based interventions are the right fit for
its schools.
• Expanding Afterschool Programs: TEA plans to use American Rescue Plan funds to provide
evidence-based comprehensive afterschool programs to Texas students. These afterschool
programs will be developed in partnership between LEAs and community organizations and will
involve high-dosage tutoring and job-embedded professional learning. TEA will also encourage
campuses to engage local stakeholders and make formal partnerships with providers of high-
quality out-of-school time programs to expand the reach of afterschool programs for more
students with the support of the American Rescue Plan funds.
When Texas’s LEA Use of Funds Plans will be due: July 27, 2021
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