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Harris County Department of Education

Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) is a public agency in Houston that provides educational programs, support services, and resources to students, teac

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Houston, TX

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(713) 694-6300

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Federal Grants: Department of Education — $119.8M to Harris County (FY2025)

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6300 Irvington Blvd, Houston, TX, 77022

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The Harris County Department of Education provides shared services to 25 school districts in Harris County including special education, adult education, technology support, and school safety programs. The elected board of trustees oversees programs that support hundreds of thousands of students across the county. Board meetings are open to the public.