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Title I, Part C Local Educational Agency Project Applications

The Florida Department of Education is committed to providing local educational agencies (LEA) supplemental resources to support their goals in improving migrant student achievement. Each LEA is required to submit an annual application for Title I, Part C funds describing how the LEA will use funds to increase student achievement for migrant students.

Statutory Authority

Local Educational Agency Application for Title I, Part C

• 2010-2011 Title I, Part C Project Application
• 2009-2010 Title I, Part C Project Application
• 2008-2009 Title I, Part C Project Application

Local Educational Agency Allocation for Title I, Part C

• 2010-2011 Summer Allocation Schedule (PDF, 17KB)

Online Application Technical Assistance

• 2012-2013 Title I, Part C - Request for Application MEP
• 2012-2013 Title I, Part C - Migrant Allocation Formula
• 2012-2013 Title I, Part C - Technical Assistance Review Checklist
• 2012-2013 Title I, Part C - PowerPoint Presentation
• 2012-2013 Title I, Part C - MEP-Reasonable-Allowable-Necessary Criteria
• 2011-2012 Title I, Part C – Request for Application MEP (RTF, 1MB)
• 2011-2012 Title I, Part C - Technical Assistance Review Checklist (PDF, 165KB)
• 2011-2012 Title I, Part C – PowerPoint Presentation (PDF, 122KB)
• 2011-2012 Title I, Part C – Reasonable-Allowable-Necessary Criteria (PDF, 111KB)

Additional Resources

• Office of Federal Programs

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