TEA Every Student Succeeds Act Consolidated Grant Application 2017-2018
News from the Grants Administration Division (Revised)
The 2017-2018 Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Consolidated Grant Application is now available in eGrants. Allocations for eligible applicants are available and can be viewed on the Entitlements, Grants Administration Division page. Eligible applicants must apply through the eGrants system by 5:00 p.m. Central Time, September 1, 2017.
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I never planned on being an activist. I wanted to be an artist, or even an architect, or maybe a chef. But would I have truly been fulfilled in those roles? Would I have wound up calling those exhausting and tiring too? I don’t think I’ll ever get to find out. But my point here is that people should not have to work so hard, fight so hard, beg so hard, for basic human rights. In a perfect world, human rights activists wouldn’t exist.