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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Concerns the acquisition, licensing, and potential customization of existing developed content; concerns the creation of new, custom-built tier 1 instructional materials; concerns revisions, substitutions, maintenance, and continuous improvement of instructional materials that have already been developed.
Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Provide audio-visual services for TCDD council meetings.
Posted
Sep 24, 2025
Mar 22, 2027
Procurement of full-subject, partial-subject, and supplemental instructional materials across various subjects and grade levels for review and approval.
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Austin
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Travis
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William B. Travis Building
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(512) 463-9734
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78701
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This document is Purchase Order # TEA 0000043534, issued by the Texas Education Agency to CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP, for DocuSign Consulting and Services totaling $4,030.00. The services include DocuSign Business Pro for Gov and Adoption Consulting, with the earliest service start date being October 31, 2023, and the latest service end date being October 30, 2024. The purchase order also details comprehensive terms and conditions governing the agreement.
This document is Purchase Order # TEA 0000043386 issued by the Texas Education Agency to Carahsoft Technology Corp. for the procurement of Automated Information Systems, specifically DocuSign Business Pro with FedRAMP and related Enterprise Premier Support. The purchase is made under DIR Contract # DIR-TSO-4288 and references Quote # 40944821. The effective term for the primary service is from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024. The PO outlines detailed terms and conditions governing the transaction.
This document is Purchase Order TEA 0000043069 from the Texas Education Agency to Carahsoft Technology Corp. for an annual DocuSign Business Pro subscription. The total amount for this purchase order is $2,916.22, covering the service period from May 26, 2023, to May 25, 2024. The PO references DIR Contract #DIR-TSO-4288 and includes comprehensive terms and conditions.
This document is Purchase Order # TEA 0000042444 from the Texas Education Agency to Carahsoft Technology Corp for the procurement of DocuSign Business Pro with FedRAMP and Enterprise Premier Support with FedRAMP. The total value of the purchase order is $5,988.10. The services are effective from October 1, 2022, to September 30, 2023. The purchase references Quote#35456557 and DIR Contract# DIR-TSO-4288 and includes detailed terms and conditions.
This document is a Purchase Order (PO # TEA 0000042810) from the Texas Education Agency to DELL for E-signature services, specifically 'VLA ADOBE SIGN SOL FOR ENT SUB RNWL MONTHLY AWS GOV 1K SUBS'. The total amount for this purchase is $4,484.72. The PO references Quote #3000140874587.1 and DIR Contract #DIR-TSO-3763. The document includes comprehensive terms and conditions governing the purchase.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Texas Education Agency
This strategic plan outlines the Texas Education Agency's direction to improve outcomes for all public school students by providing leadership, guidance, and support. Key priorities include recruiting, supporting, and retaining teachers and principals; building a strong foundation in reading and math; connecting high school to career and college opportunities; and improving low-performing schools. The plan also focuses on increasing transparency and rigor in academic and financial performance, and ensuring effective implementation of legislation to inform policymakers, with the ultimate goal of preparing students for success in college, career, or the military.
The meeting featured a school liaison panel discussion regarding their role in supporting military-connected families and students. Staff reports were presented covering upcoming business meetings, recent district training data, and proposed changes to council member term lengths, which resulted in a motion to establish two-year terms for non-appointed positions. The council also received updates on new legislation including Purple Star Campus designations, the military student identifier, and residency requirements under Senate Bill 1008. Additionally, the council discussed 2024 priorities, focusing on enhancing awareness of the Military Compact among parents, registrars, and school principals.
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The council introduced new members and received a presentation on prekindergarten and kindergarten enrollment eligibility criteria for military-connected students. Revisions to section 2.1 of the operating procedures were approved to allow for consecutive terms for specific member roles. Discussions regarding 2024 priorities focused on improving the identification of military-connected students under the Military Compact, developing informational resources for registrars and parents, and promoting the compact at upcoming conferences. Additionally, reports were provided on the MIC3 Annual Business Meeting, Impact Aid resources, and plans to promote the Month of the Military Child.
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