Last Updated on Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 5:01 AM
The Title V program was designed by Congress to coordinate with all federal and state innovative programs as a supplement.
The Title V Innovative Programs State Grants assist local education reform efforts that are consistent with and support statewide reform efforts. They also support state and local efforts to implement promising education reform programs, provide a continuing source of educational improvement, help meet the special needs of at-risk and high-need students, and support programs to improve school, student, and teacher performance.
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Title V, Part A Guidance:
This document covers laws, policies, and regulations governing the Title V program, and outlines acceptable uses of the funds at both the state and local level. For FY2008, Title V has been zero funded, but districts can still transfer funds from any other federal program except Title I. Any fund transferred into Title V are to used for Title V purposes only.
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Cover letter from the Title V National Steering Committee summarizing results of collection of program and antecdotal data on a national level.
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Summary of Title V expenditures from both a state and local perspective. Categorized into the four categories contained within the USDE Consolidated Reporting Form.
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A listing of effective Title V-funded
programs on a national level. Contains both state and district-level activities.
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This movie, which is a self-directed question and answer session about Title V, seeks to give some insight into how the program works, what may happen to it, and how you can help. This .WMV file utilizes pictures from the Oldham County school system, as well as audio from a well-known French artist, Jean Michel Jarre.'
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Title V Resource Packet: a collection of financial, tracking, and programmatical documents districts can use for the Title V program
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