Federal Educational Programs Information and Contacts
Title I, Part A: Improving BASIC Programs
The purpose of Title I, Part A is to improve the academic achievement of economically disadvantaged youth.
The following schools have been designated as school-wide programs: Crookshank Elementary School, The Webster School, South Woods Elementary School, Osceola Elementary School, Otis A. Mason Elementary School, Ketterlinus Elementary School, Gaines/Transitions School, R.J. Murray Middle School, Gamble Rogers Middle School, and Sebastian Middle School.
Contacts:
Executive Director for Education Support Services |
Meredith Strickland |
(904) 547-3980 |
Coordinator for Federal Programs |
Jim Roberts |
(904) 547-4860 |
Supplemental Educational Services (SES)/CHOICE |
Kathy Hansburry |
(904) 547-3861 |
Title I, Part C: Migrant Programs
(contract with Alachua Multi-County Migrant Program)
This program provides monitoring and support for migrant students. Most identified students are enrolled at South Woods Elementary, Murray Middle, Gamble Rogers Middle, and Pedro Menendez High.
Contact:
Programmatic and Fiscal |
Natalie Norris, Alachua County School District |
(352) 955-6855 |
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Title I, Part D, Subpart 2: Programs for Neglected and Delinquent and At-Risk Students
This program provides supports to students in residential facilities. Supports are in the form of additional teachers and materials.
Contact:
Programmatic and Fiscal |
Paul Abbatinozzi |
(904) 547-8558 |
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Title II, Part A: Teacher and Principal Training Programs
This grant provides training for teachers and principals. Schools receiving allocations are used to meet school needs as identified in their School Improvement Plans.
Contact:
Programmatic and Fiscal |
Meredith Strickland |
(904) 547-3981 |
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Title III: ESOL Programs
This grant provides supplemental services and materials for Limited English Proficiency (LEP) students.
Contact:
Programmatic |
Ted Banton |
(904) 547-7543 |
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Title IV: Safe and Drug Free Schools Program
The programs from this grant support curricular programs, such as Stop Bullying Now!, Too Good for Drugs, and Growing Healthy.
Contact:
Programmatic and Fiscal |
Leslie Shugart |
(904) 547-7574 |
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