Texas ACE

Texas ACE (Afterschool Centers on Education) provides no-cost activities before and after school and during summer for K–12 students at West Oso ISD. The program is federally funded through 21st Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC) and administered on the state level by TEA.

When the last bell rings, Texas ACE is just getting started with interactive, hands-on learning disguised as fun and aligned to the school curriculum. Local programs also provide homework help, tutoring, and other targeted needs-based assistance, as well as enrichment activities such as sports, clubs, and youth development projects that build character, confidence, and leadership skills.

Family Engagement

Our program believes that family and community involvement foster partnerships among the school, family, community groups, and parents/guardians. These partnerships result in sharing and maximizing our resources. Taking advantage of engagement opportunities helps our children and youth develop healthy behaviors and promote healthy families.

Parent Involvement has a positive impact on the following:

Student’s self-esteem
Academic achievement
Parent-child relationships

Events

Check out our events, and come join the fun!

2026–2027 ACE Program Open Registration Event

Join us for our 2026–2027 ACE program open registration event on June 18, 2026, at John F. Kennedy Elementary from 8:00 a.m. to noon. The school is at 1102 Villarreal Street in Corpus Christi. All site coordinators will be available. If you have multiple children, you will need to complete an application for EACH child at the correct site. This is an open registration event; you will be contacted by the site coordinator if your scholar has secured a spot for the 2026–2027 school year.