1. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act K-12 Agenda Office of the Deputy Secretary September 2009

2. Spend Quickly to Save and Create Jobs Drive Education Reform 2 Investment in Education: $100 billion in direct education spending over the next two years

3. Reforming America’s Schools Reforming America’s Education System Higher Education K - 12 Early Learning Standards & Assessments Struggling Schools Data Systems Effective Teachers and Leaders

4. Reforming America’s Schools K-12 Reform Priorities American Recovery & Reinvestment Act K - 12 State Fiscal Stabilization Fund $48.6 billion Race to the Top & Other New Grants ~$9.7 billion Title I, IDEA & Other Existing Formula Grants ~$26 billion Standards & Assessments Struggling Schools Data Systems Effective Teachers and Leaders

6. *Includes regular FY 09 appropriations

7. ARRA Funding for Existing Formula Grants ~$26 Billion

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11. State District Who Spends Both District State and District Coordination State Who Applies

12. State District Who Spends SFSF Phase Two School Improvement Grants $3.5 billion $12.6 billion Ed Tech $650 million Both District State and District Coordination State Who Applies $250 million 95% Explicitly Requires SEA – LEA Coordination Statewide Longitudinal Data Systems Investing in Innovation Fund Teacher Incentive Fund $300 million $650 million Teacher Incentive Fund $300 million Race to the Top $4.35 billion

13. State School Chiefs CFOs and Budget Directors Academic Officers Title I, II, III and IDEA Directors Superintendents Governors’ Staff State Auditors School Boards & Principals Community Groups Directors of Federal Programs State VR Directors of vocational rehabilitation and independent living programs Application Planning Approach & Timing

14. Planning Timelines

15. “In a world where countries that out-educate us today will out-compete us tomorrow, the future belongs to the nation that best educates its people.” --President Barack Obama