Does Texas Education Agency (TEA) accept unsolicited grant proposals?

Texas Education Agency (TEA) does not accept unsolicited proposals; grants are made by invitation only based on the funder's stated application policy.

What is the average Texas Education Agency (TEA) grant size?

The average Texas Education Agency (TEA) grant size is approximately $1,600,000, based on the funder's most recent annual report.

Where is Texas Education Agency (TEA) located?

Texas Education Agency (TEA) is registered at Austin, TX per its most recent IRS Form 990 filing.

Texas Education Agency (TEA)

EIN G01000002 State Program

Austin, TX 78701

https://tea.texas.gov

Annual Giving

$6.5B

4,000 grants · avg $6.5B/yr

state program (Form 990), grant-level detail not in 990-PF database

$100M+/yr

mega funder

capacity

$1.6M

typical big bets

grant size

About

The Texas Education Agency oversees primary and secondary public education in Texas. TEA administers both state and federal pass-through grants to school districts, open-enrollment charter schools, education service centers, and partner nonprofits supporting K-12 instructional improvement, student support services, and teacher development.

Focus Areas

K-12 instructional improvement Special education Early childhood education Teacher preparation College & career readiness School safety Literacy & dyslexia Charter school development

Application Information

Accepts Unsolicited Proposals No. Preselected Only

How to Apply Discretionary grants are awarded on competitive or non-competitive basis. Eligibility varies by program; some open to nonprofits partnering with school districts. All grants listed on TEA Grant Opportunities portal at tealprod.tea.state.tx.us/GrantOpportunities. Most require response to a formal Request for Application (RFA).

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