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PROGRAMS AUTHORIZED IN S.1177, THE EVERY STUDENT SUCCEEDS ACT, AS APPROVED BY THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ALL PROGRAMS ARE AUTHORIZED FROM FY 20017 THROUGH FY 2020 (ALL NUMBERS IN THOUSANDS) NOTE: The bill states that it the sense f Cngress that authrized funding levels shuld be adjusted based n future revised limits t the Budget Cntrl Act s nndefense discretinary spending caps. Ttal FY 2015 Apprpriatin fr ESEA prgrams (includes McKinney Hmeless Educatin and Investing in Innvatin) = $23,304,953 Ttal Authrized levels in S. 1177: FY 2017 = $24,540,409 (+$1,235,456 ver FY 15, +5.3%) FY 2018 = $25,103,614 (+$563.205 ver FY 17, +2.3%) FY 2019 = $25,566,532 (+$462,918 ver FY 18, +1.8%) FY 2020 = $26,080,025 (+$513,493 ver FY 19, +2.3%) TITLE I: IMPROVING THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF THE DISADVANTAGED Part A: IMPROVING BASIC PROGRAMS OPERATED BY LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $14,409,802; FY 2015 Apprpriatin fr Schl Imprvement grants: $505,756 (Cmbined apprpriatin: $14,915,558) 1

FY 2017: $15,012,318 FY 2018: $15,457,459 FY 2019: $15,897,371 FY 2020: $16,182,345 Nte: Schl Imprvement Grants is eliminated as a separate prgram, but the current law 4% set-aside by states frm their Title I allcatin fr schl imprvement is increased t 7%. Part B: STATE ASSESSMENT GRANTS FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $378,000 $378,000 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 PART C: EDUCATION OF MIGRATORY CHILDREN FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $374,751 $374,751 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 PART D: PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH WHO ARE NEGLECTED, DELINQUENT, OR AT-RISK FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $47,614 $47,614 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 PART E: FLEXIBILITY FOR EQUITABLE PER PUPIL FUNDING PART F: GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR EVALUATION: FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $710 $710 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 (funding is thrugh Sectin 8601) TITLE II: PREPARING, TRAINING, AND RECRUITING HIGH-QUALITY TEACHERS, PRINCIPALS, AND OTHER SCHOOL LEADERS PART A: SUPPORTING EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION FY 2015 Apprpriatin fr Teacher Quality State Grants: $2,349,830 $2,295,830 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 PART B: NATIONAL ACTIVITIES AUTHORIZED LEVEL TOTAL fr the subparts listed belw: FY 2017: $468,881 FY 2018: $468,881 FY 2019: $469,168 2

FY 2020: $489,168 Subpart 1: Teacher And Schl Leader Incentive Prgram AUTHORIZED LEVEL: 49.1% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 19 (maximum f $230,221 fr FY 17 and FY 18; maximum f $230,361 fr FY 19) 47% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 20 (maximum f $229,909) Subpart 2: Literacy Educatin fr All, Results fr the Natin (LEARN) 34.1% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 19 (maximum f $159,888 fr FY 17 and FY 18; maximum f $159,986 fr FY 19) 36.8% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 20 (maximum f $180,014) Sec. 2226: Innvative Appraches t Literacy Subpart 3: American Histry and Civics Educatin 1.4% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 (maximum f $6,564 fr FY 17 and FY 18; maximum f $6,568 fr FY 19; maximum f $6,848 fr FY 20) Sec. 2232: Presidential And Cngressinal Academies Fr American Histry And Civics (Nt less than 26 percent f the amunt available fr this subpart is fr this sectin.) Sec. 2233: Natinal Activities (Nt mre than 74 percent f the amunt available fr this subpart is fr this sectin.) Subpart 4: Prgrams Of Natinal Significance 15.4% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 19 (maximum f $72,208 fr FY 17 and FY 18; maximum f $72,252 fr FY 19) 14.8% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 20 (maximum f $72,397) Sec. 2242: Supprting Effective Educatr Develpment (Nt less than 74% f the funds fr this subpart is fr this sectin.) Sec. 2243: Schl Leader Recruitment and Supprt (Nt less than 22% f the funds fr this subpart is fr this sectin.) Sec. 2244: Technical Assistance and Natinal Evaluatin (Nt less than 2% f the funds fr this subpart is fr this sectin.) 3

Sec. 2245: STEM Master Teacher Crps (Nt mre than 2% f the funds fr this subpart is fr this sectin.) PART C: GENERAL PROVISIONS TITLE III: LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION FOR ENGLISH LEARNERS AND IMMIGRANT STUDENTS PART A: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION, LANGUAGE ENHANCEMENT AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ACT FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $737,400 FY 2017: $756,332 FY 2018: $769,568 FY 2019: $784,960 FY 2020: $884,960 Subpart 1: Grants and Subgrants Fr English Language Acquisitin And Language Enhancement Subpart 2: Accuntability And Administratin Subpart 3: Natinal Prfessinal Develpment Prject (6.5% f the amunt apprpriated each year except that nt mre than $2 millin f such amunt may be reserved fr the Natinal Clearinghuse fr English Language Acquisitin and Language Instructin Educatinal Prgrams in Sec. 3202) PART B: GENERAL PROVISIONS TITLE IV: 21 ST CENTURY SCHOOLS PART A: STUDENT SUPPORT AND ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT GRANTS Subpart 1: FY 2015 Apprpriatin: NA FY 2017: $1,650,000 FY 2018: $1,600,000 FY 2019: $1,600,000 FY 2020: $1,600,000 4

Sec. 4107: Well-Runded Educatinal Opprtunities Sec. 4108: Safe and Healthy Students Sec. 4109: Effective Use f Technlgy Nte: LEAs that receive an award f $30,000 r mre must spend at least 20% f their funds n at least ne activity in Sec. 4107, at least 20% f their funds n at least ne activity n Sec. 4108, and a prtin f their funds n at least ne activity under Sec. 4109. LEAs that receive less than $30,000 must nly d ne f thse three. Subpart 2 Internet Safety PART B: 21 ST CENTURY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTERS FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $1,151,673 FY 2017: $1,000,000 FY 2018: $1,100,000 FY 2019: $1,100,000 FY 2020: $1,100,000 PART C: EXPANDING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH QUALITY CHARTER SCHOOLS FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $253,172 FY 2017: $270,000 FY 2018: $270,000 FY 2019: $300,000 FY 2020: $300,000 PART D: MAGNET SCHOOLS ASSISTANCE FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $91,647 FY 2017: $94,000 FY 2018: $96,820 FY 2019: $102,387 FY 2020: $108,530 PART E: FAMILY ENGAGEMENT IN EDUCATION PROGRAMS FY 2015 Apprpriatin: NA $10,000 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 5

PART F: NATIONAL ACTIVITIES FY 2015 Apprpriatin: NA FY 2017: $200,741 FY 2018: $200,741 FY 2019: $220,741 FY 2020: $220,741 Subpart 1: Educatin Innvatin and Research 36% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 17 and FY 18 after the $5 millin reservatin fr Subpart 3 (maximum f $70,467) 42% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 19 and FY 20 after the $5 millin reservatin fr Subpart 3 (maximum f $90,611) Subpart 2: Cmmunity Supprt fr Schl Success 36% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 17 and FY 18 after the $5 millin reservatin fr Subpart 3 (maximum f $70,467) 32% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 19 and FY 20 after the $5 millin reservatin fr Subpart 3 (maximum f $69,037) Sec. 4264: Prmise Neighbrhds (nt less than 95% f the amunts available fr this subpart is fr this sectin.) Sec. 4265: Full Service Cmmunity Schls Subpart 3: Natinal Activities fr Schl Safety includes Prject SERV (Of the amunts apprpriated $5 millin is reserved fr this sectin.) Subpart 4: Academic Enrichment 28% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 17 and FY 18 after the $5 millin reservatin fr Subpart 3 (maximum f $54,807) 26% f the amunt apprpriated fr Natinal Activities fr FY 19 and FY 20 after the $5 millin reservatin fr Subpart 3 (maximum f $56,093) Sec. 4641: Awards fr Academic Enrichment Sec. 4642: Assistance fr Arts Educatin Sec. 4643: Ready T Learn Prgramming Sec. 4653: Supprting High-Ability Learners and Learning (Jacb K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Educatin Prgram) TITLE V: STATE INNOVATION AND LOCAL FLEXIBILITY 6

PART A: FUNDING TRANSFERABILITY FOR STATE AND LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES PART B: RURAL EDUCATION INITIATIVE FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $169,840 $169,840 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 Subpart 1: Small, Rural Schl Achievement Prgram Subpart 2: Rural and Lw-Incme Schl Prgram PART C: GENERAL PROVISIONS TITLE VI: INDIAN, NATIVE HAWAIIAN, AND ALASKA NATIVE EDUCATION PART A: INDIAN EDUCATION Subpart 1: Frmula Grants t LEAs FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $100,381 FY 2017: $100,381 FY 2018: $102,389 FY 2019: $104,436 FY 2020: $106,525 Subpart 2: Special Prgrams And Prjects T Imprve Educatinal Opprtunities Fr Indian Children FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $17,993 $17,993 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 Subpart 3: Natinal Activities FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $5,565 $5,565 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 20% f these funds is reserved fr the Native American and Alaska Native Language Immersin Prgram Subpart 4: Federal Administratin Subpart 5: Definitins, Authrizatins OF Apprpriatins PART B: NATIVE HAWAIIAN EDUCATION FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $32,397 $32,397 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 PART C: ALASKA NATIVE EDUCATION FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $31,453 $31,453 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 7

TITLE VII: IMPACT AID Sec. 7002. Payments relating t Federal acquisitin f real prperty FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $66,813 FY 2017: $66,813 FY 2018: $66,813 FY 2019: $66,813 FY 2020: $71,998 Sec. 7003. Payments fr eligible federally cnnected children (Basic Supprt payments) FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $1,151,233 FY 2017: $1,151,233 FY 2018: $1,151,233 FY 2019: $1,151,233 FY 2020: $1,240,573 Sec. 7003(d). Payments fr children with disabilities FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $48,316 FY 2017: $48,316 FY 2018: $48,316 FY 2019: $48,316 FY 2020: $52,065 Sec. 7007. Cnstructin FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $17,406 FY 2017: $17,406 FY 2018: $17,406 FY 2019: $17,406 FY 2020: $18,757 Sec. 7008. Facilities Maintenance FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $4,835 8

FY 2017: $4,835 FY 2018: $4,835 FY 2019: $4,835 FY 2020: $5,210 TITLE VIII: GENERAL PROVISIONS PART A: DEFINITIONS PART B: FLEXIBILITY IN THE USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE AND OTHER FUNDS PART C: COORDINATION OF PROGRAMS; CONSOLIDATED STATE AND LOCAL PLANS AND APPLICATIONS PART D: WAIVERS PART E: APPROVAL AND DISAPPROVAL OF STATE PLANS AND LOCAL APPLICATIONS PART F: UNIFORM PROVISIONS Subpart 1: Private Schls Subpart 2; Other prvisins Subpart 3: Teacher Liability Prtectin Subpart 5: Gun Pssessin Subpart 6: Envirnmental Tbacc Smke PART G: EVALUATIONS TITLE IX: EDUCATION OF HOMELESS CHILDREN AND YOUTHS; OTHER LAWS; MISCELLANEOUS PART A: EDUCATION FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN AND YOUTH FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $65,042 $85,000 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 PART B: OTHER LAWS; MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 9213 PRESCHOOL DEVELOPMENT GRANTS FY 2015 Apprpriatin: $250,000 $250,000 fr each year, FY 17 thrugh FY 20 9