TexQuest is a statewide digital resources program that provides anytime, anywhere access to high quality, authoritative digital resources to all educators, students, and students' immediate families in Texas K-12 public schools and open enrollment charter schools. Supported, in part, by appropriations from the Texas State Legislature, Texas districts pay a small per student participation fee to gain access to TexQuest resources from the providers listed on this page.
The Texas State Library and Archives Commission administers all aspects of the TexQuest program and is responsible for selection and coordination of all TexQuest resources, as well as district invoicing.
Education Service Center, Region 20 serves as the TexQuest Support Center and is responsible for help desk, technical assistance, outreach, communication, and training to support the program.
Britannica Online School Edition includes encyclopedia articles, images, and videos on elementary, middle school, and high school levels, as well as Britannica Escolar and Moderna in native Spanish.
EBSCO provides 6 collections of downloadable eBooks.
LearningExpress offers comprehensive academic and career-related resources for college, career, and military preparedness.
Gale/Cengage Learning: Articles from magazines, newspapers, academic journals, and reference books, videos, and images, as well as full text eBooks and magazines for all school levels.
Multimedia resources—including full-length videos, video clips, images, audio titles, articles, activities, worksheets, interactives, and Spanish-language content.
SIRS Discoverer informs K-8 students with vetted, age-appropriate articles, books, maps, multimedia, images and issues that align to core subjects.
TeachingBooks.net connects cross curricular literacy materials to the titles used in K-12 classrooms and libraries.
TexQuest is partially supported by funding from the Texas State Legislature.
Click on Who Represents Me? to find out who your legislators are and how to contact them.
TexQuest participants can purchase additional resources at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission's (TSLAC) negotiated rates.
Funding for TexQuest is provided in part by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services in combination with state and local funds.