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Final Campus Listing by Region Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2020 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 01 REG I EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER 024901 BROOKS COUNTY ISD 024901001 FALFURRIAS H S SW 69.27% 024901041 FALFURRIAS J H SW 75.93% 024901101 FALFURRIAS EL SW 88.99% 024901103 LASATER EL SW 89.39% 031901 BROWNSVILLE ISD 031901001 HANNA EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 83.61% 031901002 PORTER EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 95.32% 031901003 PACE EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 90.47% 031901004 RIVERA EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 88.00% 031901007 LOPEZ EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 94.66% 031901008 BROWNSVILLE EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 93.43% 031901009 VETERANS MEMORIAL EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 62.89% 031901043 FAULK MIDDLE SW 96.54% 031901044 STELL MIDDLE SW 95.70% 031901045 OLIVEIRA MIDDLE SW 94.80% 031901046 PERKINS MIDDLE SW 97.41% 031901047 VELA MIDDLE SW 79.57% 031901048 BESTEIRO MIDDLE SW 96.77% 031901051 LUCIO MIDDLE SW 95.16% 031901053 GARCIA MIDDLE SW 86.85% 031901054 STILLMAN MIDDLE SW 68.39% 031901055 MANZANO MIDDLE SW 79.23% 031901101 CANALES EL SW 97.16% 031901102 CROMACK EL SW 98.57% 031901104 MARTIN EL SW 92.31% 031901105 EL JARDIN EL SW 96.90% 031901106 GARDEN PARK EL SW 91.51% 031901108 PUTEGNAT EL SW 99.82% 031901110 RUSSELL EL SW 95.50% 031901111 SHARP EL SW 90.54% 031901112 SKINNER EL SW 98.55% 031901115 CASTANEDA EL SW 95.75% 031901117 VILLA NUEVA EL SW 91.82% 031901120 DEL CASTILLO EL SW 96.58% 031901121 PEREZ EL SW 94.82% 031901122 PALM GROVE EL SW 94.79% 031901123 EGLY EL SW 91.12% 031901124 GARZA EL SW 98.53% 031901126 VERMILLION ROAD EL SW 96.71% 031901128 BURNS EL SW 97.97% 031901129 MORNINGSIDE EL SW 93.24% 031901130 GONZALEZ EL SW 88.28% 031901131 SOUTHMOST EL SW 93.30% 031901132 YTURRIA EL SW 75.13% 031901133 AIKEN EL SW 97.78% 031901134 HUDSON EL SW 93.14% 031901135 BENAVIDES EL SW 89.93% 031901136 CHAMPION EL SW 95.84% Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2020 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 01 REG I EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER 031901137 PAREDES EL SW 85.83% 031901138 GALLEGOS EL SW 91.83% 031901139 ORTIZ EL SW 95.82% 031901140 BRITE EL SW 93.49% 031901141 PENA EL SW 89.08% 031901142 PULLAM EL SW 76.36% 031901143 KELLER EL SW 84.62% 031901144 BREEDEN EL SW 86.07% 108902 DONNA ISD 108902001 DONNA H S SW 90.32% 108902006 3D ACADEMY SW 96.20% 108902007 DONNA NORTH H S SW 96.15% 108902045 A P SOLIS MIDDLE SW 88.35% 108902046 VETERANS MIDDLE SW 92.36% 108902047 DORA M SAUCEDA MIDDLE SW 97.34% 108902048 W A TODD MIDDLE SW 93.21% 108902102 GUZMAN EL SW 98.38% 108902103 T PRICE EL SW 96.54% 108902104 A M OCHOA EL SW 90.54% 108902105 RUNN EL SW 93.31% 108902106 C STAINKE EL SW 95.26% 108902109 J W CACERES EL SW 94.38% 108902111 M RIVAS EL SW 97.65% 108902112 CAPT D SALINAS II EL SW 95.06% 108902113 PATRICIA S GARZA EL SW 99.52% 108902114 MARIA ALICIA P MUNOZ EL SW 97.64% 108902115 LE NOIR EL SW 91.60% 108902116 DANIEL SINGLETERRY SR SW 97.05% 108902117 ELOY GARZA SALAZAR EL SW 92.15% 108902118 JULIAN S ADAME SW 90.74% 108903 EDCOUCH-ELSA ISD 108903001 EDCOUCH-ELSA H S SW 98.23% 108903004 EDCOUCH-ELSA H S ACADEMY SW 97.30% 108903041 CARLOS TRUAN J H SW 99.34% 108903102 SANTIAGO GARCIA EL SW 96.26% 108903103 KENNEDY EL SW 96.59% 108903104 RUBEN C RODRIGUEZ EL SW 96.33% 108903105 L B J EL SW 98.58% 108903106 JORGE R GUTIERREZ EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER SW 95.15% 108904 EDINBURG CISD 108904001 EDINBURG H S SW 88.35% 108904002 ECONOMEDES H S SW 94.50% 108904003 EDINBURG NORTH H S SW 87.66% 108904006 ROBERT R VELA H S SW 69.25% 108904043 B L GARZA MIDDLE SW 86.76% 108904044 SOUTH MIDDLE SW 71.31% 108904045 MEMORIAL MIDDLE SW 94.16% 108904046 FRANCISCO BARRIENTES MIDDLE SW 88.05% 108904047 BETTY HARWELL MIDDLE SW 97.06% Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2020 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 01 REG I EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER 108904048 ELIAS LONGORIA SR MIDDLE SW 89.13% 108904101 AUSTIN ELEM SW 91.07% 108904102 BREWSTER EL SW 82.35% 108904103 HARGILL EL SW 95.92% 108904104 BETTS EL SW 89.96% 108904105 JEFFERSON ELEM SW 65.66% 108904106 TREVINO EL SW 56.15% 108904107 LEE EL SW 95.60% 108904108 LINCOLN EL SW 95.42% 108904109 GUERRA EL SW 93.83% 108904110 ZAVALA EL SW 89.16% 108904111 TRAVIS EL SW 87.78% 108904112 FREDDY GONZALEZ EL SW 70.93% 108904113 L B JOHNSON EL SW 90.43% 108904114 CANTERBURY EL SW 48.30% 108904115 MONTE CRISTO EL SW 96.37% 108904116 ESCANDON EL SW 86.69% 108904117 DE LA VINA ELEM SW 91.09% 108904118 SAN CARLOS EL SW 96.94% 108904119 TRUMAN EL SW 89.02% 108904120 EISENHOWER EL SW 94.69% 108904121 JOHN F KENNEDY EL SW 96.65% 108904122 CANO-GONZALEZ EL SW 82.19% 108904123 CAVAZOS EL SW 85.38% 108904124 VILLARREAL EL SW 92.53% 108904125 CARMEN V AVILA EL SW 95.04% 108904126 ANNE L MAGEE EL SW 89.55% 108904127 DR THOMAS ESPARZA EL SW 88.99% 108904128 DR KAY TEER CRAWFORD EL SW 91.59% 108904129 ALFONSO RAMIREZ EL SW 75.29% 108904130 R C FLORES-MARK A ZAPATA EL SW 91.34% 108904131 MACARIA DELA GARZA GORENA EL SW 88.19% 108904132 EARLY CHILDHOOD SW 100.00% 108809 EXCELLENCE IN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 108809001 EXCELLENCE IN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SW 82.04% 031903 HARLINGEN CISD 031903041 COAKLEY MIDDLE SW 79.24% 031903042 MEMORIAL MIDDLE SW 79.16% 031903043 VERNON MIDDLE SW 90.06% 031903044 GUTIERREZ MIDDLE SW 80.61% 031903045 MOISES VELA MIDDLE SW 72.03% 031903102 AUSTIN EL SW 91.76% 031903103 BONHAM EL SW 88.03% 031903104 BOWIE EL SW 89.92% 031903105 CROCKETT EL SW 94.49% 031903106 DISHMAN EL SW 96.53% 031903107 HOUSTON EL SW 89.78% 031903108 JEFFERSON EL SW 99.70% 031903109 LAMAR EL SW 90.22% Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2020 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 01 REG I EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER 031903110 BEN MILAM EL SW 90.65% 031903111 STUART PLACE EL SW 54.85% 031903112 TRAVIS EL SW 92.07% 031903114 ZAVALA EL SW 99.72% 031903116 WILSON EL SW 83.79% 031903117 TREASURE HILLS EL SW 66.48% 031903120 LONG EL SW 78.22% 031903122 DR HESIQUIO RODRIGUEZ EL SW 80.25% 031903123 LEE H MEANS EL SW 68.98% 108905 HIDALGO ISD 108905001 HIDALGO EARLY COLLEGE H S SW 93.30% 108905041 DIAZ J H SW 94.37% 108905101 HIDALGO EL SW 96.51% 108905102 JC KELLY EL SW 98.43% 108905103 DR ALEJO SALINAS JR EL SW 94.03% 108905104 HIDALGO PARK EL SW 93.27% 108802 HORIZON MONTESSORI PUBLIC SCHOOLS 108802101 HORIZON MONTESSORI SW 58.53% 108802102 HORIZON MONTESSORI II SW 64.14% 108802103 HORIZON MONTESSORI III SW 76.50% 108807 IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 108807001 IDEA COLLEGE PREP SW 94.17% 108807002 IDEA QUEST COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 93.88% 108807003 IDEA FRONTIER COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 89.58% 108807004 IDEA COLLEGE PREPARATORY MISSION SW 92.62% 108807005 IDEA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SAN BENITO SW 81.40% 108807006 IDEA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SAN JUAN SW 96.22% 108807007 IDEA COLLEGE PREPARATORY ALAMO SW 93.61% 108807008 IDEA COLLEGE PREPARATORY PHARR SW 93.59% 108807009 IDEA EDINBURG COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 81.30% 108807010 IDEA COLLEGE PREP WESLACO SW 93.96% 108807011 IDEA MCALLEN COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 75.00% 108807012 IDEA BROWNSVILLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 79.60% 108807013 IDEA WESLACO PIKE COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 84.50% 108807014 IDEA RIVERVIEW COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 94.27% 108807015 IDEA NORTH MISSION COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 92.09% 108807016 IDEA RIO GRANDE CITY COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 87.43% 108807017 IDEA TRES LAGOS COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 81.30% 108807018 IDEA TOROS COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 91.49% 108807019 IDEA ELSA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 99.16% 108807020 IDEA CARVER COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 82.62% 108807021 IDEA SOUTH FLORES COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 74.89% 108807022 IDEA MONTERREY PARK COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 90.83% 108807023 IDEA WALZEM COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 80.56% 108807024 IDEA EASTSIDE COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 95.98% 108807025 IDEA JUDSON COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 69.89% 108807026 IDEA MAYS COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 80.16% 108807027 IDEA NAJIM COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 85.59% 108807028 IDEA BRACKENRIDGE COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 85.94% Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Texas Education Agency Federal Fiscal Compliance and Reporting Division Campuses Served with Title I, Part A Funding Fiscal Year 2020 Region / LEA Name T1 Low Income Campus / Campus Name Status Percent 01 REG I EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER 108807029 IDEA EWING HALSELL COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 79.45% 108807030 IDEA INGRAM HILLS COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 86.84% 108807035 IDEA MONTOPOLIS COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 90.66% 108807036 IDEA RUNDBERG COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 95.35% 108807037 IDEA BLUFF SPRINGS COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 80.06% 108807038 IDEA PFLUGERVILLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 77.87% 108807039 IDEA KYLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 64.06% 108807040 IDEA RIO VISTA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 89.25% 108807083 IDEA OWASSA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 92.31% 108807084 IDEA EDGEMERE COLLEGE PREPARATORY SW 71.26% 108807101 IDEA ACADEMY SW 95.84% 108807102 IDEA QUEST ACADEMY SW 95.35% 108807103 IDEA FRONTIER ACADEMY SW 93.81% 108807104 IDEA ACADEMY MISSION SW 92.74% 108807105 IDEA ACADEMY SAN BENITO SW 85.35% 108807106 IDEA ACADEMY SAN JUAN SW 89.26% 108807107 IDEA ACADEMY ALAMO SW 93.16% 108807108 IDEA ACADEMY PHARR SW 93.89% 108807109 IDEA EDINBURG ACADEMY SW 81.66% 108807110 IDEA ACADEMY WESLACO SW 90.53% 108807111 IDEA MCALLEN ACADEMY
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