Building pathways
from education
to workplace.

The P-20 Central Texas Regional Council supports the State’s mission of increasing the participation and success of all Texans in career and college readiness.

The Council was formed in 2008 to serve students in the Central Texas College and Temple College service areas. After completing a strategic plan, the Council received recognition status from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board in 2009. The P-20 Central Texas Regional Council is committed to increase success rates from pre-kindergarten through college, with a focus on low-income and minority students. The Council works collaboratively to foster an integrated education system while addressing such issues as college readiness standards, teacher education, education and school-to-work resource development.

P20 Central Texas Regional Council is a school-to-work initiative building pathways from education to workplace to provide a skilled workforce. We want to recognize the communities, institutions and business organizations that are committed to preparing their students for the workplace.

  • Academy ISD
  • Bartlett ISD
  • Belton ISD 
  • Cameron ISD
  • Central Texas College
  • Copperas Cove ISD
  • Gatesville ISD 
  • Troy ISD
  • Temple College
  • Holland ISD
  • Killeen ISD
  • Lampasas ISD
  • Salado ISD
  • San Saba ISD
  • Temple ISD
  • Texas A&M Central Texas
  • University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
  • Temple Chamber of Commerce
  • Belton Chamber of Commerce
  • Belton Economic Development
  • Harker Heights Chamber of Commerce
  • Hamilton Economic Development
  • Lampasas Economic Development
  • United Way of Central Texas

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The mission of the P-20 Central Texas Regional Council is to create a collaboration that connects students to college and job readiness.

The state defined goals for the P-20 Central Texas Regional Council are to:

  1. Coordinate efforts between educational groups, workforce development, communities, and businesses in order to promote the development of a college culture.
  2. Focus on the State’s new Career and College Readiness Standards
  3. Coordinate and strengthen academic programming and support services among public and higher education
  4. Facilitates cooperation between education, community, and business to enhance educational and professional development opportunities for all citizens

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