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Mi nombre es Sr. Ibarra y soy asesor universitario en RHS. ¡Estoy aquí para ayudar con el proceso de solicitud de ingreso a la universidad, ayuda financiera y asesoramiento profesional!

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Cosondra Clay

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jorge.ibarra@risd.org
(469) 593-3152

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Cosondra.clay@risd.org
(469) 593-3237

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La Promesa del Condado de Dallas tiene como objetivo:

Reducir las barreras financieras de los estudiantes para ingresar y completar la universidad

Ayudar a los estudiantes a navegar por la inscripción, finalización e ingreso a una carrera universitaria

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Para mas informacion visita:
dallascountypromise.org/en-espanol

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FAFSA representa Solicitud Gratuita de Ayuda Federal para Estudiantes.

1. Crear tu FSA ID y tu FSA ID para padres

2. Recopilar la información fiscal de su hogar

3. Iniciar sesión para completar el formulario de ayuda para estudiantes
Apertura: 1 de octubre de 2021

Apertura: 1 de octubre de 2021

Fecha límite: 15 de enero de 2022

Aplica en linea

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Completing the FAFSA 2020-2021 (Spanish version)

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La Solicitud de Ayuda Financiera Estatal de Texas (TASFA) es una solicitud gratuita que recopila información para ayudar a determinar la elegibilidad para los programas de ayuda financiera estatales (o institucionales) administrados por instituciones de educación superior en el estado de Texas. Se alienta a los estudiantes clasificados como residentes de Texas que no son elegibles para solicitar ayuda financiera federal utilizando la Solicitud Gratuita de Ayuda Federal para Estudiantes (FAFSA) a completar el TASFA.
Fecha límite: : Jan. 15th 2022

English Application
Aplicación en Español

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Director D-H (9th-11th)
ramiro.lucio@risd.org

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Secretaria de la Directora Curry
michelle.herrrera@risd.org

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Secretaria de la Directora McLennan
12th
maria.pickens@risd.org

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Especialista en datos estudiantiles
maggie.diego@risd.org

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Secretaria de consejería
eneida.hernandez@risd.org

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Consejera de crisis
anita.cepeda@risd.org

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Tweets by RHSPadresUnidos

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Portal para accesar las notas y asistencia.

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Secretaria del Director Vega
SD-Z (9th-12th)
yushi.vega@risd.org

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Secretaria de la Directora Ensley
N-SC (9th-11th)
dalia.resendiz@risd.org

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Secretaria de la Directora Reams
I-M (9th-11th)
iselda.torres@risd.org

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Profesora de español AP

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Completing the TASFA 2020-2021 (Spanish version)

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Profesora de español

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Profesora de español

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Yes. Eligibility for free or reduced price meals only lasts for one school year. However, eligibility for the previous year carries over for the first few days of the new school year, or until the new eligibility determination is made. Please complete a new application unless you received a letter from the school saying that your child is eligible for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year.

No. Use one Free and Reduced Price School Meal Application for all students that attend school in Richardson ISD - Household Family Data in your household.

No, but please read the letter carefully. If any children in your household were missing from your eligibility notification letter, they are also eligible for free meals, so you should contact Richardson ISD - Household Family Data immediately.

Yes, you may apply at any time during the school year. For example, children with a parent or guardian who becomes unemployed may become eligible for free or reduced price meals if the household income drops below the income limit.

All children in households are eligible for free meals when at least one household member is receiving benefits from Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR), or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. If you participate in other assistance programs, contact Richardson ISD - Household Family Data to see if you qualify for school meal benefits. You may qualify for free meals!

Foster children who are formally placed by the State welfare agency or court in a caretaker household are eligible for benefits regardless of household income.

Participation in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, or WIC program, does not automatically qualify your children for free or reduced price school meals. You will need to qualify based on your household income by completing this application.

Yes. Children enrolled in Head Start are automatically eligible for free meals. You do not need to submit an application for school meal benefits unless you are requesting benefits for other school age children in your household.

To find out how to apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or other assistance benefits, contact Richardson ISD - Household Family Data.

Yes. You, your children, or other household members do not have to be U.S. citizens to apply for free or reduced price meals.

No, the non-cash benefits received through the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Programs are not subject to public charge consideration. In other words, you will not be deported, denied entry to the country, or denied permanent status because you apply for or receive school meal benefits.

Yes, each application is reviewed by the district to determine eligibility. We may also ask you to send proof of your household's income.

If you have this information handy, it will make the application process fast and easy.

If you participate in SNAP, TANF, FDPIR you will need to know your case number (not your card or account number).

If you do not participate in any of the above assistance program, you will need to report your total household income. In that case...

If anyone in your household has a job, you may need to reference the earnings statements or pay stubs to report your gross income, which is different than the amount in your paycheck.

If anyone receives Social Security or retirement benefits, you may need to gather the benefit statements to report the amount and frequency of the payments.

You may also need to reference other financial documents for additional sources of income.

Still not sure if you have everything you need? Don't worry. Each page of the application contains detailed instructions and explanations about the information you must include, and you can gather additional information then.

A household is defined as a group of people, related or unrelated, that usually live together and share income and expenses.

Don't forget to include people if you support them financially, regardless of whether they earn or receive income, including:

foster children

children that are away at college or boarding school

grandparents

extended family members that are living with you

foreign exchange students that are living with you

people that are not currently living with you, but are only away on a temporary basis (like kids that are away at college)

family members of the armed services who are away from home because they are activated or deployed

people living away from home for an extended period of time (such as parents who live and work away from home)

other people who stay at your house and you provide with shelter, utilities, clothing, or food

You should NOT include:

renters

boarders

children who do not live with you (such as children that live permanently with other relatives or friends)

children for whom you do not have custody and therefore do not live with you (if you have joint custody, see the help question: WHAT IF I SHARE CUSTODY OF MY CHILD?

If time is split between houses, both parents may apply for benefits. If the eligibility statuses are different, the highest level of benefits will apply. For example, if you qualify for free meals but your child's other parent does not, no matter which house your child is staying at, he or she can still receive free meals. However, if either parent chooses not to have your child receive free meal benefits while residing with them then that parent may simply pay for the meals.

You should talk to school officials. You also may ask for a hearing by calling or writing. Please review the information provided in the Letter to Household on the next page of the application for more details.

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Yes. Eligibility for free or reduced price meals only lasts for one school year. However, eligibility for the previous year carries over for the first few days of the new school year, or until the new eligibility determination is made.