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Funding
Federal Funding
The following federal funding sources support professional development in Title I eligible schools and districts.
| National Funding Chart | Early Childhood | Writing / Language Arts | Reading | English Language Learners | Science | Social Studies | Mathematics | Technology |
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| Title I Part A (Improving Basic Programs) |
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| Title I Part B (Reading First K-3) |
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| Title II Part A (Improving Teacher Quality) |
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| Title II Part D (Enhancing Education Through Technology) |
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| Title III (Language Instruction for LEP Children and Immigrant Students) |
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| Title IV Part B (21st Century Community Learning Centers) |
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| Title VI Part B (Rural and Low Income School Program) |
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| Title VII (Indian Education Grants to LEAs) |
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| Title VIII (Impact Aid, Basic Support) |
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| Race To The Top | |
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State Funding
Many federal funding sources are funneled through state education agencies. Log on to your state department of education Web site for more information.
Additional Funding Information
For investing in stimulus, visit www.hmhstimulus.com.
For foundation grants, see foundationcenter.org.
For U.S. Department of Education Grants, go to www.ed.gov.
