Which program provides intensive summer instruction to at-risk students to promote postsecondary success?

• A. Institute of Higher Education
• B. Local Fund Assignment
• C. Intensive Summer Program
• D. Instructional Facilities Allotment

Answer: (C)

This item tests understanding of which program is specifically designed to provide intensive summer instruction for at-risk students to boost readiness for college or other postsecondary paths. The Intensive Summer Program offers extended, targeted coursework and supports—often including remediation, credit recovery, and college-readiness activities—during the summer to help students get back on track and promote their postsecondary success.

The other options are not about delivering summer instructional programs. An Institute of Higher Education is a partner or institution name, not a TEA program focused on summer instruction for at-risk students. Local Fund Assignment concerns how funds are distributed to districts, not a instructional program. Instructional Facilities Allotment relates to funding for facilities, not an academic program.