Federal Grants

Title I funds provide financial support to schools with large populations of economically disadvantaged students. These funds help ensure all children meet state academic standards by offering special instructional spaces, additional teachers and aides, professional development for staff, supplementary teaching methods and materials, and individualized learning programs tailored to student needs.

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School Improvement funds support schools identified as needing targeted or comprehensive assistance. These funds are used to implement evidence-based strategies to improve student outcomes and overall school performance. They support efforts such as evidence-based interventions, intensive professional development for teachers and leaders, extended learning opportunities, instructional coaching, and enhanced technology and resources. Additionally, these funds improve data collection to monitor progress, strengthen family and community engagement, develop comprehensive improvement plans, and hire staff to address specific student needs.

Title II funds support the recruitment, selection, and hiring of highly qualified educators. These funds also enhance academic achievement by strengthening teacher and principal capacity and providing evidence-based, high-quality professional development for teachers and administrators.

Title IV funds aim to improve student achievement by ensuring access to a well-rounded education, enhancing school conditions that support learning, and improving the use of technology to boost academic achievement and digital literacy.

Title V funds address the unique challenges faced by small, rural school districts with limited resources. These funds are used to purchase additional technology, implement academic improvement programs, and provide professional development for educators.