TEA Resources

• PNP TEA Web

• Private Nonprofit Program Guide 

• PNP FAQ 

   

Title I

The purpose of the Title I program is to provide additional academic assistance for students who are failing or in danger of failing to meet academic standards. School districts set aside funds for the Title I program based on the numbers of low income students who live in their Title I attendance areas and attend participating private schools. A private school may have funds from several districts, as funding is based on where students live. Students are selected for services using multiple educational criteria. In order to be served, a student must meet the academic criteria as well as live in a participating Title I district attendance area.

Title II

The purpose of the Title II program is to provide professional development opportunities for teachers and administrators of private schools in order to improve the quality of the instructional program. Funding is based on the number of qualifying students enrolled in the school, and is set aside for each participating private school by the district in which it is located.

Title III

The purpose of the Title III program is to provide assistance for private schools to ensure that EB students attain English proficiency. Students are evaluated by the school district to determine eligibility. Funding is set aside by the district in which the private school is located based upon the number of eligible students.

Title IV

The purpose of the Title IV program is to provide for well-rounded educational opportunities, a safe and healthy school environment, and the effective use of technology in private schools. Funding is based on the number of qualifying students enrolled in the school, and is set aside for each participating private school by the district in which it is located.

Contacts:

Diane Gaston
Office of Federal Programs
PNP Consultant
972-348-1294
Email Diane Gaston

Megan DeWitt
Office of Federal Programs
PNP Consultant
972-348-1338
Email Megan DeWitt

Assistant Director
Teaching & Learning
Dr. Abigail Hobart
972-348-1452
Email Dr. Abigail Hobart

Program Coordinator
EANS & Private Nonprofit Schools
Dr. Amber Reed
972-348-1244
Email Dr. Amber Reed

Program Coordinator
Federal Programs
Dr. Karla Beltran
972-348-1716
Email Dr. Karla Beltran

Consultant
Private Nonprofit Schools
Diane Gaston
972-348-1294
Email Diane Gaston

Consultant
Migrant Education Program
Dr. Jesus Navarrete
972-348-1712
Email Dr. Jesus Navarrete

Consultant
Title II & IV
Tammi Schmitt
972-348-1438
Email Tammi Schmitt

Consultant
Title I & PFE
Vanessa DeLacretaz
972-348-1434
Email Vanessa DeLacretaz

Consultant
HQIM
Dr. James McBride
972-348-1522
Email Dr. James McBride

Consultant
EANS
Heidi Williams
972-348-1406
Email Heidi Williams

Consultant
ESSER
Sara Reeves
972-348-1488
Email Sara Reeves

Consultant
Homeless, Foster, & Delinquent areas
Anne Caldwell
972-348-1552
Email Anne Caldwell