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The Education and Training Voucher (ETV) Program allows Texas to help current and former foster youth and young adults, youth adopted at age 16, and youth that enter Permanency Care Assistance at age 16 to make a smoother transition to a successful adulthood by providing funding and supports to help youth and young adults achieve their educational goals. ETV Application Deadlines • Fall–October 1 • Spring– March 1 • Summer– July 1 About ETV You may be eligible to receive up to $5,000 per year until your 23rd birthday, as long as you are enrolled in a post-secondary education institution and meet the enrollment criteria and satisfactory academic progress policies as established by the institutions. You must also meet the ETV eligibility qualifications and be enrolled in at least 6 semester hours. The types of higher education institutions where ETV can be used include accredited or pre-accredited public, private, or non-profit schools: • that provide a bachelor’s degree or not less than a 2-year program that provides credit toward a degree or certification, or • that provide not less than one-year training to prepare students for gainful employment • that have been in existence for at least two years and provide a program of training to prepare students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation. Have You Considered Exploring Vocational and Technical Career Options? If you want to learn a skill where you receive a license or certification in a short time, consider ex...

One of twenty-six North American raptors, turkey vultures are scavengers that can be found in almost any habitat, from coasts to deserts to plains. Learn about the misunderstood Turkey Vulture, their necessary role in ecosystems, and man-made threats they face, like car strikes. We’ll then travel to the Center for Birds of Prey where its’ bird hotline takes in injured birds for care across the Palmetto State via a network of trained volunteers. Want to refresh your memory before taking the quiz? Don't worry, we've got you covered! You can watch the vultures episode of What's Wild on SCETV's