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This guide serves as a comprehensive resource to help students, families,
and educators navigate the path to higher education. Whether you are
exploring college options, understanding financial aid, or preparing for the
transition from high school, this guide provides essential information and
practical advice to support informed decision-making.
Our goal is to empower students with the knowledge and tools necessary
to access and succeed in postsecondary education. By breaking down key
processes, outlining available resources, and addressing common
challenges, we aim to make higher education more accessible and
achievable for all.
Services
Services
Our technical assistance program is designed to provide training, guidance, tools, and resources to help districts comply with federal and state requirements while ensuring students experiencing homelessness and/or living in foster care have access to a stable and high-quality education. All 42 LEAs are members of the Texas Education for Homeless Children and Youth (TEHCY) Shared Service Arrangement (SSA) with ESC Region 14, which strengthens collaboration and ensures consistent support across the region. Training opportunities and technical assistance by ESC Region 14 are provided as required in ESC Title I, Part A Federal Application and through input obtained from Region 14 LEAs to determine district needs for ongoing federal requirements.
Our technical assistance program is designed to provide training, guidance, tools, and resources to help districts comply with federal and state requirements while ensuring students experiencing homelessness and/or living in foster care have access to a stable and high-quality education. All 42 LEAs are members of the Texas Education for Homeless Children and Youth (TEHCY) Shared Service Arrangement (SSA) with ESC Region 14, which strengthens collaboration and ensures consistent support across the region. Training opportunities and technical assistance by ESC Region 14 are provided as required in ESC Title I, Part A Federal Application and through input obtained from Region 14 LEAs to determine district needs for ongoing federal requirements.
- Technical assistanceÂ
- Ongoing dissemination of federal homeless and foster program information
- Liaison training and support
- Program network meetings (2 per year minimum)Â
- ESSA Initial Compliance review indicators as they pertain to homeless students
- Networking opportunities for principals, administrators, homeless liaisons, counselors and PEIMS personnelÂ
- Technical assistance for federal and state compliance
Contacts
Contacts
Parents, guardians, and students can contact District Liaisons at their district or open-enrollment charter school with questions about the program.Â
Parents, guardians, and students can contact District Liaisons at their district or open-enrollment charter school with questions about the program.Â
School district and campus staff should contact the Region 14 McKinney-Vento Liaison team with questions on the program and updated information and guidance. ➡️
School district and campus staff should contact the Region 14 McKinney-Vento Liaison team with questions on the program and updated information and guidance. ➡️
Can't find what you need?Â
Can't find what you need?Â
If you can't find what you are needing, links to Similar ESC 14 Programs and Supports are below — Several ESC 14 programs and consultants provide similar support and resources on issues that may affect highly mobile and/or at-risk students. Click the links below to be redirected to other program supports you might be looking for.Â
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