Why PCAT

Mission

PCAT was created to provide Member districts with a strategy to achieve the lowest long- term cost for property and casualty coverage via multi-year membership, rate and coverage stability, proactive loss prevention, and cash dividends.

Strength

PCAT provides multi-year risk management solutions for over 160 Texas school districts. With over $96 Million in annual Member contributions, PCAT is the largest school risk program in the country devoted exclusively to property and casualty exposures.

Governance

PCAT is a Member owned-and-governed program. Member districts elect a five-Member Board of their peers to provide program governance ensuring the program is consistently aligned with the best interests of Member districts.

Non-Profit

PCAT’s non-profit status ensures that any program funds not necessary for program operations are dispersed to Members via cash dividends. Since 2009, PCAT has returned over $11,000,000 in cash dividends to Texas classrooms.

Interlocal

Formed under the Interlocal Cooperation Act, Chapter 791 of the Texas Government Code, the PCAT Interlocal Agreement enables Members to benefit from cost-saving multi-year agreements while meeting Texas Education Code section 44.031 Purchasing Contracts requirements.

Board of Trustees

Farley Reeves

Frenship ISD

Dennis Jurek of Belville ISD

Dennis Jurek

Belville ISD

Ofelia Dominguez of United ISD

Ofelia Dominguez

United ISD

Earl Husfeld of Aledo ISD

Earl Husfeld

Aledo ISD

Shaun McAlphin of Orangefield ISD

Shaun McAlpin

Orangefield ISD

Member-owned since 2003

Delivering lowest long- term cost for property and casualty coverages.