Amount: $757,497

Funding Source: Texas Education Agency (TEA)

To purchase door locks, cameras and 2-way radios.

Amount: $450,000

Funding Source: U.S. Department of Education

Reimbursement for federally impacted school districts.

Amount: $1,486,007

Free in-person afterschool activities offered by 21st Century Texas ACE After School Program. Socorro ISD offers the program at nine campuses. Don't miss the fun, engaging activities from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at participating campuses. Students and parents interested can sign up with their campus ACE Program Coordinator.

Activities

ACE offers ongoing afterschool program activities. Students may enjoy:

• Academic Assistance
• Fitness
• Gaming
• Sports
• Art
• Photography
• Film Exploration
• Family Engagement

Intersession activities are also offered during fall, spring, and summer. The Texas ACE Program focuses on improving student attendance, positive behavior, and academics.

Amount: $104,000

Funding Source: Texas Education Agency

For 1 literacy coach for grades K-5.

Amount: $106,160

Funding Source: Texas Education Agency

For 1 literacy coach for grades 6-12.

Amount: $70,689

Funding Source: Texas Education Agency (TEA)

To provide training and certification for Dyslexia.

Amount: $90,000

Funding Source: Office of the Governor, Texas

To purchase 8 shields for Police Departments.

Amount: $100,000

Funding Source: U.S. Army

About AYPYN

The Army provides funding for After school programming to eight campuses in the Socorro District. The goal is to raise local and national awareness of the needs of the Army youth and the role afterschool programs/activities can play in helping to enable students to thrive and succeed, even in the face of adversity.

Goals for AYPYN

• Provide a safe after school environment where students are encouraged to work together, make friends, as well as improve in any academic areas they may be struggling in
• Encourage students to build relationships with teachers, coaches and classmates
• Provide support to multiple after school clubs and activities

AYPYN Campuses

High Schools:

• Americas High School
• El Dorado High School
• Pebble Hills High School

Middle Schools:

• Spec. Rafael Hernando III Middle School
• SSG Manuel R. Puentes Middle School
• Sun Ridge Middle School
• William D. Slider Middle School

Contact Information

For More information regarding AYPYN, you may contact Jeniffer Saldana-Villegas at 915-937-0126.      Email Jeniffer Saldana-Villegas 

Amount: $210,000

Funding Source: Texas Education Agency (TEA)

For 3 principal residents.

Amount: $100,374.44

Funding Source: Office of the Governor, Texas

To purchase 54 cameras for Police Department.

Amount: $3,000,000

Funding Source: Texas Education Agency (TEA)

To create strategies for using blended learning.

Amount: $95,233

Funding Source: Texas Education Agency

To install silent panic alerts.

Amount: $225,000

Funding Source: Texas Education Agency (TEA)

For 3 principal residents.

Amount: $9,875,000

Funding Source: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

To purchase 25 electric buses.