Texas Education Agency

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is responsible for overseeing public education across the state of Texas, ensuring compliance with educational laws and regulations while providing resources and support for schools and educators. It focuses on various initiatives, including accountability, curriculum standards, and support for at-risk students, aiming to enhance educational outcomes and opportunities for all Texas students. TEA also manages a wide array of programs, such as early childhood education, special education, and career and technical education, while offering guidance on school governance and financial compliance. Through strategic partnerships and data-driven approaches, TEA seeks to foster a safe and supportive learning environment and prepare students for college, career, and military readiness. Generated from the website

Operational since 1965, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board works with the state legislature, governor, colleges and universities to coordinate Texas higher education. It develops higher education plans and reviews degree programs. The agency also offers information related to higher education to state policy makers and citizens. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board provides advanced research and technology programs, as well as technical vocational funds. The agency administers grant programs for college students and the institutions of higher education in Texas. Its recruitment and retention program supports state's colleges and universities in providing higher education to residents. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board approves the construction of educational facilities.