State funding pathway
Texas State Compensatory Education (SCE)
Texas State Compensatory Education supports supplemental programs and services for academically at-risk and educationally disadvantaged students. Texas guidance connects the program to needs assessment, student-performance data, planning, evaluation, and compensatory, intensive, and accelerated instruction.
For a school, a potential use is a clearly defined Priority Cohort of students who are below benchmark or otherwise identified through local data as needing additional support. That can create an institutional funding path for students whose families are unlikely to purchase optional test preparation themselves.
SCE is not a blanket approval for every preparation product. The district must connect the proposed service to its needs assessment, improvement plan, student group, and applicable Texas requirements.
How Test Prep America may support the requirements
- Priority Cohort identification
- Performance data and diagnostics
- Intensive full-day instruction
- Math, reading, writing, and data analysis
- Continued 10-week support
- Pre/post diagnostic information
- Participation and outcomes reporting
- Needs-assessment and improvement-plan documentation
Your school may be a good fit if…
- The district has identified an academically at-risk or educationally disadvantaged student need.
- The proposed cohort and service are supplemental to the regular program.
- The campus or district plan can explain the need, objective, service, and evaluation.
- The district SCE or finance contact can confirm the applicable local process.
