The three RS of rebooting school culture: rethink, rearchitect and renew: this grant focuses on improving math achievement as measured by qualitative and quantitative data grades (3-5)and…

The Fort Sam Houston Independent School District was awarded a $2 million block grant from the Department of Defense Education Activity's Competitive Grants: Promoting K-12 Student Achievement at Military-Connected Schools program (CFDA 12.556). The grant focuses on improving math achievement as measured by qualitative and quantitative data for grades 3-5 and 6-8 through programs supporting academic and social-emotional needs of military-connected students. Specifically, the district will implement programs to rethink, rearchitect and renew school culture from September 2022 through May 2027 at locations in Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The DoDEA Educational Partnership Grant Program aims to help local education agencies meet needs of highly mobile military students through such resources.

The three RS of rebooting school culture: rethink, rearchitect and renew: this grant focuses on improving math achievement as measured by qualitative and quantitative data grades (3-5)and (6-8).military-connected local educational agencies for academic and support programs and the world language advancement and readiness program