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- Regional Comprehensive Centers
- Content Centers
- Regional Educational Laboratories
- Other Centers and Organizations
Regional Comprehensive Centers
Regional Comprehensive Centers provide frontline assistance to states to help them implement the ESEA and other related Federal school improvement programs and help increase the capacity of states to assist their districts and schools. Regional Centers are embedded in their regions and responsible for developing strong relationships and partnerships within their regional communities (ED, 2012).
Content Centers
Together, the seven Content Centers cover a spectrum of school improvement and technical assistance areas. Each of them is responsible for providing in-depth knowledge, expertise, and analyses in its focal area to Regional Centers and the states they serve. Content Centers disseminate information about scientifically based research on effective practice and research-based products in their area of specialty and provide expertise that Regional Centers can use in delivering technical assistance to states (ED, 2012).
Building State Capacity and ProductivityPriority Focus:
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TXCC Liaison: Dale Lewis
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College and Career Readiness and SuccessPriority Focus:
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TXCC Liaison: Ann Neeley
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Enhancing Early Learning OutcomesPriority Focus:
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TXCC Liaison: Blanca Quiroz
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Great Teachers and LeadersPriority Focus:
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TXCC Liaison: Brenda Arellano
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Innovations in LearningPriority Focus:
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TXCC Liaison: Cheryl Harris
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School TurnaroundPriority Focus:
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TXCC Liaison: Ed Tobia (Interim)
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Standards and Assessments ImplementationPriority Focus:
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TXCC Liaison: Haidee Williams
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Building State Capacity and Productivity
Priority Focus:
- Increasing the capacity of states to implement their key initiatives statewide and support the school-level implementation of effective practices
- Resources addressing priority issue
TXCC Liaison: Dale Lewis
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College and Career Readiness and Success
Priority Focus:
- Implementing college- and career-ready standards and aligned, high-quality assessments for all students
- Resources addressing priority issue
TXCC Liaison: Ann Neeley
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Enhancing Early Learning Outcomes
Priority Focus:
- Ensuring the school readiness and success of preschool-age children and their successful transition to kindergarten
- Resources addressing priority issue
TXCC Liaison: Blanca Quiroz
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Great Teachers and Leaders
Priority Focus:
- Identifying, recruiting, developing, and retaining highly effective teachers and leaders
- Resources addressing priority issue
TXCC Liaison: Brenda Arellano
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Innovations in Learning
Priority Focus:
- Identifying and scaling up innovative approaches to teaching and learning that significantly improve student outcomes
- Resources addressing priority issue
TXCC Liaison: Cheryl Harris
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School Turnaround
Priority Focus:
- Turning around the lowest-performing schools
- Resources addressing priority issue
TXCC Liaison: Ed Tobia (Interim)
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Standards and Assessments Implementation
Priority Focus:
- Building rigorous instructional pathways that support the successful transition of all students from secondary education to college without the need for remediation, and careers
- Resources addressing priority issue
TXCC Liaison: Haidee Williams
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Regional Educational Laboratories
The Regional Educational Laboratories (RELs) work in partnership with school districts, state departments of education, and others to use data and research to improve academic outcomes for students. Fundamentally, the mission of the RELs is to provide support for a more evidence-reliant education system.
Regional Education Service Centers
Click on a link to visit the region's Web site.







