There are currently more than two million children from birth to age five in Texas. The Texas Early Learning Strategic Plan provides a framework for public and private action to achieve the bold vision that all Texas children are ready for school and ready to learn through the achievement of measurable system, family, and child outcomes by 2025. The Plan is based on extensive stakeholder input and in-depth assessments of the current status of the Texas early learning system, and identifies six critical goals that, when achieved, will ensure that all Texas children birth to age five and their families have access to the supports, services, and resources necessary to enter kindergarten ready to learn. Based on the results of the Texas Early Learning Needs Assessment and other data collection activities, this document outlines the goals, strategies, and associated focus areas and activities that will be undertaken to ensure that all Texas children are ready for school and ready to learn. Developed by the Council and with significant stakeholder input throughout the development process through surveys and focus groups, this Strategic Plan is intended to be used by individuals and groups at all levels of the early learning system to ensure the state’s vision for its youngest learners is met. (author abstract)