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Federal Funding for School Year to be revised by Dec 3rd

Nov 04, 2010

The 111 Congress left for the campaign trail in late September, passing a stop-gap funding measure through December 3rd.  Since the November 2nd mid-term elections has changed the majority in the Congress this lame-duck session will be the final decisions of the House Democratic majority.  While almost all members ran on a platform to reduce the deficit by cutting spending in general, however few specific programs were mentioned.   So we don't know if the Congress will be looking to pass a new funding measure for the balance of the year OR to use House or Senate levels that were planned for for the upcoming school year.  The following is the planned spending levels from the Senate Appropriation's committee.  The House has not released its proposal. 

FY 2011 Senate Labor-HHS- Education Appropriations Summary Subcommittee Mark-up

(all in $000s)

Dept of Ed:               FY10                     President’s Request          Senate Proposal

Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies

$14,492,401

$14,492,401

$14,942,401

Early Learning Challenge Fund

$0

$0

$300,000

School Improvement Grants

$545,633

$900,000

$625,000

Striving Readers

$250,000

***

$250,000

High School Graduation Initiative

$50,000

***

$100,000

Impact Aid

$1,276,183

$1,276,183

$1,296,183

Teacher Quality State Grants

$2,947,749

***

$2,954,673

Teacher Incentive Fund

$400,000

***

$400,000

Charter Schools Grants

$256,031

***

$256,031

Promise Neighborhoods

$10,000

$210,000

$20,000

English Language Acquisition

$750,000

$800,000

$800,000

21st Century Community Learning Centers

$1,166,166

$1,166,166

$1,266,166

Safe and Healthy Schools National Activities

$191,341

***

$196,341

Education Technology State Grants

$100,000

***

$100,000

Education for Homeless Children and Youth

$65,427

$65,427

$75,427

Race to the Top

$0

$1,350,000

$675,000

Investing in Innovation

$0

$500,000

$250,000

School Leadership

$29,220

***

$41,220

Special Ed - Grants to States Part B, Sec 611

$11,505,211

$11,755,211

$11,925,211

Special Ed - Grants for Infants and Families

$439,427

$439,427

$459,427

ED WIA Innovation Fund

$0

$60,000

$57,000

Pell Grants - maximum award

$5,550

$5,710

$5,550

TRIO

$853,089

$853,089

$868,089

GEAR UP

$323,212

$323,212

$323,212

Institute of Education Sciences

$659,006

$738,756

$722,756

Related Agencies:

Corp. for Nat'l and Community Service

$1,149,721

$1,415,586

$1,365,586

Corporation for Public Broadcasting (2 year advance)

$445,000

$460,000

$460,000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*** The President's budget was proposed on the basis of its reauthorization of ESEA. The Senate bill is written on a current law basis.

 

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