Federal grants can be a powerful way to secure funding for educational improvements that benefit students.
Title I grants, are distributed to each state based on a formula, making them non-competitive. Once states receive the funding, they pass it on to local districts and schools. These grants play a crucial role in supporting instructional solutions and engaging content. They are a valuable resource for educators, providing financial support to enhance education and improve student outcomes.
Through strategic investments and targeted professional development, Title II, Part A strives to
empower educators, improve teaching practices, and ultimately contribute to elevated student
achievement. For more detailed information, you can visit the Title II, Part A website.
Title I, Part A
This legislation stands as a pivotal legislative initiative committed to ensuring educational equity
for all students. Federal funding to districts with the express purpose to utilize the funds to aid
schools with students who have the highest percentages of socioeconomic disadvantages. By
providing additional funding to address socioeconomic disparities, this program aims to create
an inclusive learning environment where every student can meet and exceed state academic
standards.
Provides funding to support all students meet challenging state academic standards.
Provides additional funding to state and local education systems with the intention that every student has an equal chance to receive a high-quality education and meet the
Equal Educational Opportunity:
Guarantees every student has an equal chance for a high-quality education.
Aids schools with the highest percentages of socioeconomic disadvantages.
Qualification Criteria:
A School is deemed Title I if:
40% or more of the population is low-income (funds for school-wide initiatives).
40% or less of the population is low-income (funds specifically for low-income
This program strategically allocates resources to bridge educational gaps, empower disadvantaged students, and foster an environment where every learner can thrive academically. For more details, visit the Title I, Part A website.
Title II, Part A
Title II, Part A plays a crucial role in shaping the educational landscape by focusing on effective teaching and leadership.
Title III, Part A
Title III, Part A is dedicated to fostering the academic success of English learners by providing financial support, enhancing educator capabilities, and ensuring proficiency with grade-level content. Schools receiving Title III, Part A funds are encouraged to engage parents and the community in the education of English Learners. This may involve providing information, resources, and opportunities for parents to actively support their children's language development and academic progress. There is also an emphasis on coordination between Title III, Part A and other educational programs to ensure a comprehensive and integrated approach to supporting English Learners. This may include collaboration with Title I, Part A (Improving Basic Programs) and other relevant programs.
Title IV, Part A
Title IV, Part A is designed to address a holistic approach to education, promoting a well-rounded
learning experience, ensuring student safety and health, and supporting the integration of technology for educational enhancement. The specific implementation of these components can vary based on the needs and priorities of individual schools and districts. Key areas addressed by Title IV, Part A include:
Well-Rounded Education:
Funding to support programs in areas such as arts, STEM (Science, Technology,
Safe and Healthy Schools:
Initiatives to foster safe and healthy school environments, including violence
Effective Use of Technology:
Supporting the effective use of technology to improve instruction and student learning.
Professional Development:
Providing professional development opportunities for educators to enhance their skills
Community Engagement:
Encouraging community involvement and family engagement in education
Title IV, Part A of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) encompasses the Student Support and
Academic Enrichment (SSAE) program. The scope of Title IV, Part A is broad, aiming to provide well-rounded educational opportunities, ensure safe and healthy school environments, and enhance the effective use of technology.