• Sponsored by the Texas State Board of Education
  • I. EMPLOYER INFORMATION

  • II. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

  • Please select an award level. Employer must meet all criteria in selected award level:

     

    BRONZE Award

    To be considered for the bronze award, the employer must meet the following criteria:

    • Has a policy or procedure that allows employees to attend parent-teacher conferences during regular work hours.
    • Maintains records that show evidence that employees attended parent-teacher conferences, or provides a signed letter from the human resources director or president/chief executive officer confirming that employees may attend parent-teacher conferences.

     

    SILVER Award 

       To be considered for the silver award, the employer must meet the following criteria:

    • Has a policy or procedure that allows employees to attend parent-teacher conferences or take part in school volunteer activities during work time.
    • Has a policy or some procedure which tracks employees' volunteer hours.
    • Maintains records that show evidence that employees attended parent-teacher conferences or took part in school volunteer activities, or provides a signed letter from a supervisor confirming this participation.
    • At least 1% of the employer's workforce with school-age children attends parent-teacher conferences or takes part in volunteer activities on an annual basis.

     

     GOLD Award 

    To be considered for the gold award, the employer must meet the following criteria:

    • Has a policy or procedure that allows employees with school-age children to attend parent-teacher conferences, take part in school activities, or participate in student mentoring activities during work time.
    • Establishes a mentoring program in partnership with a local school district for employees to meet and mentor students with the goal of promoting academic success and social interaction. Structured mentoring activities may include one-to-one, group, team, or online mentoring and should be built around regular, frequent contact.
    • Has a designated employee who oversees internal coordination of the mentoring program.
    • Has a policy or some procedure which tracks employees' volunteer hours and mentoring activities.
    • Maintains records that show evidence that employees attended parent-teacher conferences, took part in school volunteer activities, or participated in student mentoring activities, provide a signed letter from a supervisor confirming this participation.
    • At least 1% of the employer's workforce participates in mentoring activities for a minimum of one year (or school year) commitment.
  • III. Describe the school activities employees have actively participated in. (Use the space below to upload file, photos, other documentations you may have to support your application.)

    For consideration of silver or gold level recognition, please include the percentage of employees who take part in school activities.

  • IV. Information about School or District Partner

     

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  • V. Declaration by School Official 

    I declare that all the information provided in this application is correct and true to the best of my knowledge.

              

  • VI. Declaration 

    I declare that all the information provided in this application is correct and true to the best of my knowledge.

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  • NOTE: The State Board of Education reserves the right to request additional documentation(s) to determine eligibility for the Employers for Education Excellence Award.

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