Title IV, Part A is a flexible block grant program. The grant supports activities in three broad areas: 1) providing students with a well-rounded education, 2) supporting safe and healthy students, and 3) supporting the effective use of technology. • Eligibility: Each state receives an allocation based on the Title I funding formula. Using the same formula, states then allocate funds to local school districts. • Allowable Uses of Funds: Any school district receiving an amount above $30,000 must expend 20 percent of its grant on safe and healthy school activities and 20 percent on activities related to a well-rounded education program. The district may spend the remaining 60 percent of funds on any of the three broad areas. Up to 15 percent can be spent on technology, including digital content. Allowable uses include foreign language instruction, civics education, financial literacy, environmental education, safe and drug-free schools, and more. For additional information, visit U.S. Department of Education Title IV, Part A ESSA TITLE IV · Part A Student Support and Enrichment Grants The 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) formula grant program provides financial support to local communities for after-school, before-school, and summer programs serving students in low-performing schools. • Eligibility: State education agencies receive funding based on the Title I formula. Districts and non-profit organizations may apply for state sub-grants. • Allowable Uses of Funds: Funds may be spent on academic enrichment programs, instructional support, counseling, technology, and curriculum. For more information, visit U.S. Department of Education 21st Century Centers ESSA TITLE IV · Part B 21st Century Community Learning Centers MONEY MATTER$ DEMYSTIFY FEDERAL FUNDING FOR THE LANGUAGE LEARNING COMMUNITY Discover Phonics Get Ready! and Get Reading! Connect Bridges Part A Student Support & Enrichment Grants Part B 21st Century Community Learning Centers ESSA TITLE IV ENGLISH LITERACY
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