Sixty-three designated
“National Accreditation and the recognition that goes along with it is a statement that the local
Accredited programs show above average performance in ten categories on an annual report. Selection criteria focus on planning, partnerships, staffing, volunteer effort, preservation ethic, training and program assessment through reporting. The state office also works with programs throughout the year by providing various services based upon local needs.
NATIONAL ACCREDITATION, 2-2
For additional information about the national
The THC’s
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Main Street Cities Recognized with 2014 National Accreditation
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5. Brenham
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7. Canyon **
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9. Celina **
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12.
13.
14. Cotulla **
15.
16. Electra **
17.
18. Farmersville*
19. Ferris
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21.
22. Gladewater
23. Gonzales **
24. Grand Saline
25. Grapevine
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27.
28.
29.
30. Kilgore **
31. La Grange **
32. Laredo
33. Levelland **
34. Livingston **
35. Llano **
36. Longview **
37. Lufkin **
38. Luling
39. McKinney **
40. Mineola **
41. Mount Pleasant
42. Mount Vernon
43. Nacogdoches **
44. New Braunfels **
45. Palestine
46. Paris
47. Pecos
48. Rio Grande City
49. Rockwall **
50. Royse City
51. San Angelo**
52. San Augustine
53. San Marcos*
54. Seguin*
55. Sonora **
56. Taylor
57. Texarkana
58. Tyler**
59. Uvalde
60. Vernon
61. Victoria
62. Waxahachie**
63. Winnsboro
Superlatives:
* designates programs receiving accreditation recognition every year they have been eligible
* * designates programs receiving accreditation recognition 80% - 90% of the time they have been eligible
Minimum category and overall scores are required; first-year programs oftentimes are not able to meet all requirements