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PROGRAMS
& SERVICES:
FEDERAL
EDUCATION PROGRAMS: GRANT OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES:
VERMONT'S
NCLBA STATE CONSOLIDATED FEDERAL APPLICATION
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INTRODUCTION
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Signed into law in 1965,
the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) has been amended periodically since
its enactment 37 years ago. The most recent reauthorization of this landmark legislation,
the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLBA), was signed into law on January 8, 2002.
Following each reauthorization, states are required to submit a comprehensive plan
— the consolidated federal application — to the U.S. Department of Education certifying
its intention to comply with the law and explaining how the provisions of the law
will be implemented.
Vermont’s consolidated federal application was conditionally approved in early July
2002, which means that the department and local education agencies will receive $53.7
million under the various titles of the law. |
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DOWNLOAD
THE APPLICATION
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The CFP application has
been posted in sections. For a complete copy of the application, you will need to
download each section separately. Page numbering for parts I through IV are continuous;
Part V is numbered independently. |
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- Part
I (11
pages)
Table of contents, ESEA goals, ESEA indicators, and state performance targets
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- Part
II (48
pages)
State activities to implement ESEA programs
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- Part
III (29
pages)
ESEA key programmatic requirements and fiscal information
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- Part
IV (90
pages)
Appendices, including RFPs for competitive programs under Part II, item 2, and other
essential information
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- Part
V (21
pages)
RFP for Even Start Family Literacy Programs
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