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Port Neches-Groves ISD posts ESSA grant plan proposing $631,591 for Title I

Port Neches-Groves ISD Board of Trustees · June 9, 2025
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Summary

The district's public notice lists planned ESSA consolidated grant amounts for 2025–26 — Title I $631,591; Title II $147,657; Title III $56,785 (+ $5,094 for immigrant services); Title IV $47,388; Title I, Part C $15,199 — and lists July 1, 2025 as the application submission date.

Port Neches-Groves Independent School District published a public notice of its intent to submit the 2025–26 ESSA consolidated grant application and summarized planned program allocations and uses.

The notice lists the planned amounts and primary uses: Title I, Part A — $631,591 to support schoolwide instructional salaries and supplies and parent and family engagement; Title I, Part C (migratory) — $15,199 through a shared service arrangement; Title II, Part A — $147,657 (to be transferred under permitted flexibility to support Title I goals at eligible campuses); Title III, Part A — $56,785 plus $5,094 for immigrant services; Title IV, Part A — $47,388 (also noted may be transferred to support Title I activities under transferability rules). The notice states, "The 2025-2026 ESSA Grant Application will be submitted on July 1, 2025." (public notice)

The public notice identifies Staci Gary, Director of District Programs & 9–12 Education, as the contact for questions and public comment and invites public input before the application is submitted. The notice describes general program intents — improving equity, instructional quality, and access to well-rounded education — and notes planned uses such as professional development, instructional materials, and parent engagement supports.