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Preliminary Campus Listing By Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2021 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 10 057816 A W BROWN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 057816101 QUEST CAMPUS KINDER THRU 8 SW 77.28% 057816102 GENESIS CAMPUS PRE-K THRU 5 SW 92.84% 10 057829 A+ ACADEMY 057829001 A+ ACADEMY EL SW 96.33% 057829002 A+ SECONDARY SCHOOL SW 90.68% 04 101871 A+ UNLIMITED POTENTIAL 101871102 A+ UNLIMITED POTENTIAL - UNIVERSITY SW 67.65% 12 109901 ABBOTT ISD 109901001 ABBOTT SCHOOL SW 31.69% 17 095901 ABERNATHY ISD 095901001 ABERNATHY H S SW 41.73% 095901041 ABERNATHY MIDDLE SW 53.41% 095901101 ABERNATHY EL SW 53.65% 14 221901 ABILENE ISD 221901103 BONHAM EL SW 76.64% 221901104 BOWIE EL SW 79.03% 221901112 JACKSON EL SW 63.84% 221901113 JOHNSTON EL SW 79.63% 221901116 LEE EL SW 76.96% 221901120 REAGAN EL SW 83.50% 221901151 THOMAS EL SW 63.35% 221901152 ORTIZ EL SW 90.48% 221901153 BASSETTI EL SW 67.29% 221901155 MARTINEZ EL SW 90.33% 221901156 LONG EARLY LEARNING CENTER SW 97.65% 10 057814 ACADEMY FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE 057814001 DALLAS COUNTY JUVENILE JUSTICE SW 100.00% 057814002 DRC CAMPUS SW 100.00% 057814003 MEDLOCK YOUTH VILLAGE SW 100.00% 057814004 SAU CAMPUS SW 100.00% 057814005 LETOT CAMPUS SW 100.00% 12 014901 ACADEMY ISD 014901001 ACADEMY H S SW 34.06% 014901041 ACADEMY J H SW 39.46% 014901101 ACADEMY INT SW 44.19% 014901102 ACADEMY EL SW 46.98% 04 101810 ACADEMY OF ACCELERATED LEARNING INC 101810002 ACADEMY OF ACCELERATED LEARNING SW 97.00% 10 057810 ACADEMY OF DALLAS 057810101 ACADEMY OF DALLAS SW 99.50% 04 101849 ACCELERATED INTERMEDIATE ACADEMY 101849101 ACCELERATED INTERDISCIPLINARY ACAD SW 95.00% 16 180903 ADRIAN ISD 180903001 ADRIAN SCHOOL SW 65.10% 10 057806 ADVANTAGE ACADEMY 057806101 ADVANTAGE ACADEMY SW 75.64% 02 178901 AGUA DULCE ISD 178901001 AGUA DULCE H S SW 73.30% Friday, September 18, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2021 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 02 178901 AGUA DULCE ISD 178901101 AGUA DULCE EL SW 76.22% 20 015901 ALAMO HEIGHTS ISD 015901101 CAMBRIDGE EL TA 25.77% 015901102 HOWARD EL TA 22.46% 07 250906 ALBA-GOLDEN ISD 250906001 ALBA-GOLDEN H S SW 56.23% 250906101 ALBA-GOLDEN EL SW 51.13% 14 209901 ALBANY ISD 209901001 ALBANY JR-SR H S SW 32.51% 209901101 NANCY SMITH EL SW 46.59% 04 101902 ALDINE ISD 101902001 ALDINE H S SW 88.85% 101902002 CARVER H S FOR APPLIED TECH/ENGINEERING/ARTS SW 79.12% 101902003 MACARTHUR H S SW 86.41% 101902004 EISENHOWER H S SW 83.28% 101902005 NIMITZ H S SW 81.03% 101902008 VICTORY EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 78.86% 101902012 DAVIS H S ALDINE SW 85.39% 101902013 HALL SUCCESS ACADEMY SW 86.36% 101902014 BLANSON CTE H S SW 86.17% 101902015 AVALOS P-TECH SCHOOL SW 93.65% 101902041 ALDINE MIDDLE SW 93.09% 101902042 DREW ACADEMY SW 87.41% 101902043 HAMBRICK MIDDLE SW 92.96% 101902044 STOVALL MIDDLE SW 91.86% 101902045 TEAGUE MIDDLE SW 89.98% 101902046 HOFFMAN MIDDLE SW 90.32% 101902047 SHOTWELL MIDDLE SW 88.03% 101902048 GRANTHAM ACADEMY SW 91.35% 101902051 PLUMMER MIDDLE SW 92.28% 101902052 LEWIS MIDDLE SW 88.88% 101902053 GARCIA MIDDLE SW 89.53% 101902054 JONES MIDDLE SW 83.74% 101902055 MEAD MIDDLE SW 90.61% 101902062 HOUSTON ACADEMY SW 86.94% 101902101 ANDERSON ACADEMY SW 87.93% 101902103 CARROLL EL SW 93.73% 101902104 REECE ACADEMY SW 93.51% 101902105 FRANCIS EL SW 90.27% 101902106 GOODMAN EL SW 93.95% 101902107 CARTER ACADEMY SW 89.62% 101902110 WORSHAM EL SW 92.23% 101902111 OLESON EL SW 95.04% 101902112 ORANGE GROVE EL SW 92.74% 101902113 RAYMOND EL SW 94.88% 101902114 SMITH EL SW 92.58% 101902115 ODOM EL SW 95.93% 101902116 JOHNSON EL SW 94.21% 101902117 THOMPSON EL SW 94.72% Friday, September 18, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2021 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 04 101902 ALDINE ISD 101902118 SAMMONS EL SW 87.47% 101902119 STEPHENS EL SW 90.81% 101902121 ERMEL EL SW 89.89% 101902122 CARMICHAEL EL SW 91.82% 101902123 CONLEY EL SW 93.14% 101902124 DUNN EL SW 85.10% 101902125 GRAY EL SW 94.53% 101902126 BLACK EL SW 95.16% 101902128 CALVERT EL SW 94.78% 101902129 HARRIS EL SW 94.55% 101902130 KUJAWA EL SW 90.62% 101902131 BUSSEY EL SW 91.79% 101902132 SPENCE EL SW 93.78% 101902134 JONES EL SW 85.55% 101902135 GREENSPOINT EL SW 95.29% 101902136 CYPRESSWOOD EL SW 81.47% 101902137 ECKERT EL SW 92.87% 101902138 ESCAMILLA EL SW 94.70% 101902139 STEHLIK EL SW 95.80% 101902140 PARKER EL SW 88.10% 101902141 CARAWAY EL SW 91.74% 101902142 WILSON EL SW 95.04% 101902143 REED ACADEMY SW 88.75% 101902144 HILL EL SW 93.88% 101902145 MARCELLA EL SW 92.66% 101902146 OGDEN EL SW 90.79% 101902151 KEEBLE EC/PK/K SW 94.03% 101902153 HINOJOSA EC/PK/K SW 94.79% 101902154 VINES EC/PK/K SW 94.78% 101902155 DE SANTIAGO EC/PK/K SW 95.41% 101902161 GRIGGS EC/PK/K SW 96.18% 101902162 MAGRILL EC/PK/K SW 90.96% 101902163 GARCIA-LEZA EC/PK/K SW 96.51% 101902164 KUJAWA EC/PK/K SW 92.01% 101902165 JONES EC/PK/K SW 87.76% 101902166 VARDEMAN EC/PK/K SW 92.84% 101902167 STOVALL EC/PK/K SW 93.40% 11 184907 ALEDO ISD 184907102 CODER EL SW 33.70% 184907104 MCCALL EL SW 18.00% 184907105 WALSH EL TA 17.60% 02 125901 ALICE ISD 125901001 ALICE H S SW 73.50% 125901041 DUBOSE INT SW 89.68% 125901042 MEMORIAL INT SW 93.49% 125901043 ADAMS MIDDLE SW 85.41% 125901101 HILLCREST EL SW 93.80% 125901102 GARCIA EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER SW 100.00% 125901104 NOONAN EL SW 92.68% Friday, September 18, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2021 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 02 125901 ALICE ISD 125901105 SAENZ EL SW 94.11% 125901106 SALAZAR EL SW 95.14% 125901107 SCHALLERT EL SW 91.50% 04 101903 ALIEF ISD 101903001 HASTINGS H S SW 78.39% 101903002 ELSIK H S SW 76.98% 101903003 TAYLOR H S SW 76.35% 101903006 KERR H S SW 65.23% 101903012 ALIEF EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 81.64% 101903041 ALIEF MIDDLE SW 86.48% 101903042 OLLE MIDDLE SW 88.42% 101903043 KILLOUGH MIDDLE SW 83.69% 101903044 HOLUB MIDDLE SW 86.17% 101903045 ALBRIGHT MIDDLE SW 78.23% 101903046 O'DONNELL MIDDLE SW 81.55% 101903101 YOUENS EL SW 92.94% 101903102 BOONE EL SW 91.74% 101903103 MARTIN EL SW 87.74% 101903104 CHAMBERS EL SW 92.35% 101903105 SMITH EL SW 89.00% 101903106 MAHANAY EL SW 85.97% 101903107 KENNEDY EL SW 89.19% 101903108 CHANCELLOR EL SW 89.87% 101903109 LIESTMAN EL SW 83.58% 101903110 PETROSKY EL SW 79.97% 101903111 HEFLIN EL SW 87.16% 101903112 CUMMINGS EL SW 91.82% 101903113 REES EL SW 81.26% 101903114 ALEXANDER EL SW 88.46% 101903115 HEARNE EL SW 86.20% 101903116 LANDIS EL SW 91.17% 101903117 SNEED EL SW 91.19% 101903118 BEST EL SW 94.33% 101903119 OUTLEY EL SW 75.57% 101903120 HICKS EL SW 86.06% 101903121 BUSH EL SW 90.01% 101903122 COLLINS EL SW 92.66% 101903123 HORN EL SW 90.79% 101903124 HOLMQUIST EL SW 84.72% 101903140 OWENS INT SW 88.98% 101903141 KLENTZMAN INT SW 89.44% 101903142 YOUNGBLOOD INT SW 82.65% 101903143 MATA INT SW 89.85% 101903144 MILLER INT SW 77.57% 101903145 BUDEWIG INT SW 83.35% 04 101815 ALIEF MONTESSORI COMMUNITY SCHOOL 101815101 ALIEF MONTESSORI COMMUNITY SCHOOL SW 72.88% 10 043901 ALLEN ISD 043901101 D L ROUNTREE EL SW 77.08% Friday, September 18, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2021 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 10 043901 ALLEN ISD 043901102 ALTON BOYD EL SW 69.78% 18 022901 ALPINE ISD 022901001 ALPINE H S SW 43.69% 022901041 ALPINE MIDDLE SW 51.03% 022901101 ALPINE EL SW 61.41% 07 037901 ALTO ISD 037901001 ALTO H S SW 40.00% 037901041 ALTO MIDDLE SW 54.40% 037901101 ALTO EL SW 58.11% 11 126901 ALVARADO ISD 126901041 ALVARADO J H SW 65.99% 126901101 ALVARADO EL-SOUTH SW 79.49% 126901102 ALVARADO EL-NORTH SW 61.26% 126901103 LILLIAN EL SW 83.24% 126901104 ALVARADO INT SW 68.44% 04 020901 ALVIN ISD 020901005 RISE SW 64.35% 020901041 ALVIN J H SW 60.79% 020901042 RODEO PALMS J H SW 54.39% 020901043 G W HARBY J H SW 73.86% 020901046 FAIRVIEW J H SW 68.75% 020901047 MANVEL J H SW 54.90% 020901101 ALVIN EL SW 71.43% 020901103 MARK TWAIN EL SW 73.45% 020901104 BILL HASSE EL SW 69.75% 020901105 E C MASON EL SW 57.67% 020901106 R L STEVENSON PRI SW 67.74% 020901107 WALT DISNEY EL SW 67.49% 020901108 MELBA PASSMORE EL SW 64.47% 020901109 HOOD-CASE EL SW 62.80% 020901110 DON JETER EL SW 63.70% 020901113 SAVANNAH LAKES EL SW 53.98% 020901116 MERIDIANA EL SW 35.43% 020901119 BOB AND BETTY NELSON EL SW 56.03% 020901120 BEL NAFEGAR SANCHEZ EL SW 55.84% 11 249901 ALVORD ISD 249901101 ALVORD EL SW 45.88% 16 188901 AMARILLO ISD 188901002 CAPROCK H S SW 69.77% 188901004 PALO DURO H S SW 82.27% 188901005 TASCOSA H S SW 47.34% 188901041 AUSTIN MIDDLE SW 60.71% 188901042 BOWIE MIDDLE SW 83.04% 188901044 FANNIN MIDDLE SW 68.34% 188901045 HOUSTON MIDDLE SW 77.54% 188901046 MANN MIDDLE SW 90.63% 188901047 TRAVIS MIDDLE SW 88.90% 188901050 JOHNNY N ALLEN-6TH GRADE CAMPUS SW 93.60% 188901052 BOWIE 6TH GRADE CAMPUS SW 86.13% Friday, September 18, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2021 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 16 188901 AMARILLO ISD 188901053 TRAVIS 6TH GRADE CAMPUS SW 91.71% 188901101 AVONDALE
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