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Monday, 26 August 2013
Revised Due Date for District Collaboration Implementation and Design Grants, Round One
Wednesday, 31 July 2013
District Collaboration Grants Released Soon

Overview

The School District Collaboration Grant Program (Senate Bill 252) was established by the 2011 State Legislature to provide funding for school districts to improve student achievement through the voluntary collaboration of teachers and administrators to implement new approaches to:

For the 2013-14 school year, school districts will be selected to participate in the implementation grant based on their readiness to implement the four required elements listed above, through a competitive application process. District applications must have approval of local administrators, bargaining representatives, and the school board chair.

Districts applying for design grants must demonstrate wide stakeholder support and demonstrate capacity to take on this important work.

As part of the 2013-15 biennium a second round of grants will be available April 2014.

New 2013-14 Collaboration Grants

Grants intended for districts or consortia of districts to implement their blueprint designs.

2013-14 Implementation Grant Revised Due Date
2013-14 Implementation Grant Revised Due Date

Collaboration grants intended for districts or consortia of districts to create blueprints for implementation that integrate the four areas of: career pathways, evaluation processes, compensation models and enhanced professional development.

2013-14 Design Grant Revised Due Date
2013-14 Design Grant Revised Due Date

Previously Funded Grant Information

For the 2012-13 school year, the following school districts were selected to participate based on their readiness to implement the four required elements listed above, through a competitive application process. District applications had to include approval of local administrators, bargaining representative, and school board chair.

School Districts 2012-13	Student Enrollment	Contact Information
Vernonia	575	Aaron Miller
Sisters	1,211	Jim Golden
South Lane	2,697	Krista Parent
Ashland	2,809	Karen Green
Pendleton	3,334	Athena Nelson
Lebanon	4,392	Rynda Gregory Ryan Noss
Sherwood	4,959	Penny Salm
Lincoln County	5,083	Ruth McDonald
McMinnville	6,490	Pattie Waltz
Redmond	6,962	Lynn Evans
Oregon City	8,158	Chris Mills
Springfield	10,812	Matt Coleman
2012-13 District Collaboration Grant RFA (Previously Funded)