Establishes community-based learning centers in Texas to support public school students with compensatory education needs.
The bill creates a program for community-based learning centers in Texas to support public school students who qualify for compensatory education. These centers will provide access to technology, tutoring, mentoring, social and emotional support, outdoor activities, art, sports, and other tailored services. The Texas Education Agency will oversee the program, establish eligibility criteria, and ensure service providers meet minimum training and skills requirements. Funding will come from state appropriations, federal grants, and private donations. The program takes effect September 1, 2025.
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