Texas HB3672 establishes an extracurricular community education grant program to support after-school and summer programs for students.
Texas HB3672 creates an extracurricular community education grant program to assist eligible organizations in providing programs for students outside of regular school hours. The program aims to improve student academic performance, reduce truancy, enhance mental health, and develop productive skills in students. The commissioner of education will establish the grant program, prioritizing programs serving historically underserved students and those collaborating with public schools. The program will also focus on activities involving art, music, community engagement, literacy, and more.
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