1. Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Federal Programs
Elementary and Secondary Education Act (No Child Left Behind/Every Student Succeeds Act)
Title I-A, Title I-D, Title II, Title III, Title IV, Title VII, Title IX

2. Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Purpose: To inform DAAC of the Consolidated Application and what programs are funded through Title I, II, III, IV.

3. Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Title I-A is to ensure all children have the opportunity to receive a quality education. Title I-A is the largest ESEA program.
APS has 25 Title I buildings
19 traditional elementary schools
Altura, Crawford, Elkhart, Fletcher, Fulton, Kenton, Laredo, Lansing, Lyn Knoll, Montview, Paris, Park Lane, Peoria, Sable, Sixth Avenue, Vaughn, Virginia Court, Wheeling
3 traditional middle schools
East, North, South
1 K-8
Boston K-8
1 6-12
Aurora West
2 Charter schools
Rocky Mountain Prep, Vega Collegiate Academy
New Schools
Aurora Hills Middle School
Vanguard West K-5
Lotus K-5
APS uses FREE only lunch to determine rank order for schools to be served
A school must be 70% or higher in FREE only lunch

4. Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Title I-A
-Allocation, $11,000,000 (projected)
Programs:
School allocations- $9,000,000
McKinney Vento, homeless education- $450,000
Opportunity Before Kindergarten Programs- $100,000
COMPASS/21st Century Partnership- $75,000
Family Liaison’s- $350,000
Family Engagement (mandated): 1% of Title funds must go to schools to engage families- $120,000
Nonpublic schools (mandated)- $120,000
Administration- $300,000

5. Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Title I-D
We serve one delinquent facility, Jefferson Hills
Allocation, $85,700 (projected)
We serve one neglected facility, Serenity Learning Center (these funds are taken out of Title I-A)
Allocation, $23,708 (projected)
Jefferson Hills and Serenity use the funds to partial fund a teacher salary.

6. Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Title II
Highly Qualified Teachers and Principals
Increase student achievement by increasing teacher and principal quality.
Allocation, $1,000,000 (projected)
Teaching Partners (29% of all TP’s salary and benefits)
$850,000
Charter Schools
$131,000
Non-Public Schools (St. Therese, St. Pius, Cedarwood)
$13,900

7. Title III-English Language Acquisition
Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Title III-English Language Acquisition
Improving the education for English Language Learners
Allocation, $900,000 (projected)
ELA Consultants, $750,000
Professional Development Subs, $27,000
Non-public school (St. Therese), $11,500
Family Engagement, $54,000
3 family liaisons for special populations
Languages: Amharic, Arabic, Burmese, French, Karen, Kinyarwanda, Nepali, Somali, Spanish, Swahili, Tigrinya

8. Title IV- Student Support & Academic Achievement
Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Title IV- Student Support & Academic Achievement
Improving students’ academic achievement by increasing well-rounded education, improve school conditions for student learning and improve technology.
Allocation, $200,000 (projected)
AP and IB low income student reimbursement
Working with Nutrition Services and Mental Health for a new program

9. Title VII- Indian Education
Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Title VII- Indian Education
A federal grant to help serve Native Americans or Native Alaskans
Allocation, $18,077 (preliminary)
Funds for tutoring, special events
*If you know of any students who may qualify, please have them complete a 506 form for identification

10. Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Staff
Amy J. Beruan, Director, ext
Sherry Hinkle-Carlson, Assistant to the Director, ext
Cookie Hansen, District Family Liaison, ext
Kris Riley, Federal Programs Technician, ext
Trisha Bailey, McKinney Vento Advocate, ext
Dale Cornelius, McKinney Vento Advocate, ext
Daniel Walendzik, McKinney Vento Advocate, ext
Lori Wolter, McKinney Vento Advocate, ext

11. Every Student Shapes a Successful Future
Thank You!
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