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Funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Texas ACE (Afterschool Centers on Education) provides no-cost activities before and after school and during summer for K–12 students in Title I schools. The program is federally funded through 21st Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC) and administered on the state level by TEA.
When the last bell rings, Texas ACE is just getting started with interactive, hands-on learning disguised as fun and aligned to the school curriculum. ACE programs also provide homework help, tutoring and other targeted needs-based assistance, as well as enrichment activities such as sports, clubs and youth development projects that build character, confidence and leadership skills. Texas ACE also offers literacy and other educational services to the families of participating children so that all ACE students can receive the family support they need for their educational pursuits.
Traduciendo el sitio al español
Translating the site into Spanish
Paso 1: Para empezar, vaya al sitio del Centro de Recursos para la Participación Familiar en el navegador Google Chrome.
Step 1: Start by going to the Family Engagement Resource Center site in the Google Chrome browser.
Paso 2: Haz clic con el botón derecho del ratón.o del mouse.
Step 2: Click with the right mouse button.
Paso 3: Haz clic en Traducir al español.
Step 3: Click on Translate to English.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Discover ACC: In Lockhart | October 2, 2024
Discover ACC: In Lockhart | October 2, 2024
Join us for a night of exploration, connection, community, and fun as you get to know more about Austin Community College.
On-Demand
On-Demand
Tips for Positive Parent-Teacher Conferences
ACE Family Engagement online events take place live on Zoom. You must be registered to attend.
Most sessions are recorded and can be viewed on-demand.
Please contact your ACE Site Director for an invitation to view presentations on-demand.
The goal of "Did You Know" is to provide parents with informative articles on a variety of topics.
Click on the links in the drop-down menu to learn more.
At-Home Learning Resources
At-Home Learning Resources
100 Fun Projects (All Ages)
Planets in Balance (Grades 6-8)
Music Poetry (Grades 6-8)
Adjective Monster (Grades K-2)
Mountain Creation (Grades 3-5)
Visual Storytelling (Grades K-2)
Lakeshore Learning-Printable Worksheets
Engineering and STEM Events for Families
The purpose of these take-home activities is to bridge the gap between the school day and at-home learning.
Click on the links in the drop down menu to learn more.
GMT20230418-170904_Recording_1920x1030(1).mp4In preparation for the upcoming STARR exam, we have STARR resources for families.
Click on the links in the drop down menu to learn more.
As students begin to think about summer, it's important that families continue to encourage reading.
Here are some reading resources for families .
Click on the links in the drop down menu to learn more.
Book of the Month
Book of the Month
Each month, there will be themed parent support book suggestion for families.
We will concentrate on the book, , in September
Click on the link in the drop down menu to learn more about this book.
Libro Del Mes
Libro Del Mes
Emergency Plan
Emergency Plan
Example of a 3-Day Emergency Food and Supplies Kit
(Price List and Menu - 2 Adults)
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Example of a 3-Day Emergency Food Bin Price List and Menu.pdfPage updated
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