(HISTORICAL) Charter School Program High-Quality Replication (Texas)

 
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    CFDA#

    84.282A
     

    Funder Type

    State Government

    IT Classification

    B - Readily funds technology as part of an award

    Authority

    Texas Education Agency (TEA)

    Summary

    The purpose of the Texas Charter Schools Program is to support the growth of high-quality charter schools in Texas, especially those focused on improving academic outcomes for educationally disadvantaged students. This will be achieved through administering the 2020–2021 Charter School Program High-Quality Replication Grant to assist eligible applicants in opening and preparing for the operation of replicated high-quality schools.

     

    History of Funding

    Approximately $16,043,297 was available in total funding for FY18.

    Additional Information

    Field trips may not be funded under the grant program. An advisory council may not be funded under the grant program. The cost of membership in any civic or community organization may not be funded under the grant program. Conferences may not be hosted or sponsored under the grant program.


    In addition, unallowable activities and use of funds for this grant may include but are not limited to the following:

    • Debt service (lease-purchase)
    • Food
    • Salaries or contracted personnel beyond the first 30 days of the initial implementation phase of the charter school campus, which starts the day the campus begins to serve students
    • Rental or occupancy costs for the school facility beyond the first 30 days of the initial implementation phase, which starts the day the campus begins to serve students
    • Lease/rental of equipment
    • Purchase or lease of land or real estate
    • Construction
    • Consumable instructional or other supplies and materials
    • Accounting/bookkeeping services except for the purchase of accounting software to comply with FAR
    • Ongoing costs associated with transportation for students to and from the charter school campus during the regular school day
    • Annual audit services
    • Ongoing food service
    • Other property and liability insurance
    • Interest on loans
    • Deposits of any kind, such as security deposits or service deposits
    • Religious instruction, materials, or insignia
    • Extra-curricular activities such as University Interscholastic League (UIL), competitions, athletic programs that are not part of the state-required physical education program, and clubs (e.g., chess club)

    Contacts

    Arnoldo Alaniz

    Arnoldo Alaniz
    Division of Charter School Administration
    1701 Congress Ave
    Austin, TX 78701
    (512) 463-9575
     

  • Eligibility Details

    TEA may award subgrants to a charter school that meets the federal definition of a charter school, has never received funds under this grant program, and is one of the following:

    • An open-enrollment charter school campus designated by the commissioner of education as a high-quality campus for the 2019–2020 or 2020–2021 school year. Open-enrollment charter schools submitting an application for a High-Quality Campus Designation for the 2019–2020 or 2020–2021 school year by April 1, 2019, are considered eligible to apply for the grant. However, the commissioner must designate the campus as a high-quality campus prior to the charter receiving grant funding, if selected.
    • A campus charter school authorized by the local board of trustees pursuant to TEC, Chapter 12, Subchapter C, on or before April 26, 2019, that is designed to replicate a new high-quality charter school campus, based on the educational model of an existing high-quality charter school, and that submits all required documentation as stated in this RFA. A campus charter school must apply through its public school district and the application must be signed by the district's superintendent or the appropriate designee.

    Shared services arrangements (SSAs) are not allowed for this grant program.

    Deadline Details

    Notice of Intent to apply was to be submitted by May 25, 2020. Applications were to be submitted by June 8, 2020. Similar deadlines are expected annually.

    Award Details

    Approximately $29,800,000 is available in total funding. It is anticipated that approximately 30 grants of no more than $900,000 each will be awarded.

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