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News Announcements
Tuesday - December 11, 2012
eCIP Due Dates
Tuesday - April 3, 2012
Oregon Mathematics and Science Partnership Grant Request for Proposals
Tuesday - February 14, 2012
Use of ESEA Funds to Supplement LEA Activities Relating to Common Core State Standards
The
Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
is the major Federal funding mandate for public schools. The US Department of Education has developed a
website
designed for parents and other citizens.
ESEA Monitoring
The purpose of ESEA Title Program Monitoring is to verify that all grantees are meeting federal requirements as well as provide technical assistance in areas the district needs additional support.
Fiscal Requirements and Information
Federal funds have guidelines and requirements that must be followed to ensure fiscal accountability and program compliance.
ESEA Allocations
These documents provide district ESEA allocations by title program.
ESEA Summary Documents
Detailed information explaining the components of ESEA including a basic overview, detailed legislation, and a parents guide.
ESEA Consolidated State Application
This is the state's application to the US Department of Education for all of the ESEA programs.
Private School Participation Under ESEA
Resources to assist districts in implementing requirements for including private schools under ESEA.
Family Involvement
Families' involvement in their children's learning directly and positively affects educational outcomes. To meet the mandates of the ESEA schools became required to address family involvement in substantial ways.
Title I-A
Improving Basic Programs
Title I-B1
Reading First
Title I-B2
Early Reading First
Title I-C
Migrant Education
Title I-D
Neglected and Delinquent or At-Risk Children
Title II-A
Teacher Quality
Title II-B
Mathematics and Science Partnerships
Title II-C
Troops to Teachers
Title II-D
Enhancing Education Through Technology
Title III
Limited English and Immigrant
Title IV-A
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities
Title IV-B
21st Century Community Learning Centers
Title V-A
Innovative Programs
Title V-B
Charter Schools
Title VI-A
Funding Flexibility
Title VI-B
Rural Education Initiative
Title VII
Indian, Native Hawaiian and Alaska Native Education
Title X
Homeless Education
ODE Web Pages
ESEA - Odyssey
Contacts
Tryna Luton
(503) 947-5922
School Improvement & Accountability - Director
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