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TITLE Special Issues Analysis Center (SIAC). Annual Report:Year Three. Volume II: Short Turnaround Reports.(Task Six.)

INSTITUTION Development Associates, Inc., Arlington, Va.SPONS AGENCY Office of Bilingual Education and Minority Languages

Affairs (ED), Washington, DC.PUB DATE 10 Nov 94CONTRACT T292001001NOTE 717p.; The SIAC annual report for year 3 consists of

seven volumes, see FL 023 358-364.PUB TYPE Reports Descriptive (141)

EDRS PRICE MF04/PC29 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Bilingual Education Programs; Contracts;

Developmental Programs; *English (Second Language);*Federal Programs; *Limited English Speaking;Minority Groups; National Surveys; SecondaryEducation; Transitional Programs

ABSTRACTThe report provides listings of FY91-FY93 Title VII

projects serving students in grades 9-12. Projects are listed byfis-cal year, program type, and state or territory. The listingincludes projects in Part A programs that serve students directly:transitional bilingual education; developmental bilingual education;special alternative instructional and special populations programs.All projects serving any of grades 9-12 are listed. Each listingincludes the project identification number, grantee organization,city, state/territory, contact person, and telephone number. For eachfiscal year, a separate listing if provided; continuing projectsappear in more than one listing. Within each fiscal year, projectsare listed by program type. Special priority program categories areincluded as separate groupings within each respective program type.(MSE)

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Annual Report: Year Three

Volume II: Short Turnaround Reports

1995

Development Associates, Inc.Research, Evaluation, and Survey Services Division

This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of lucation, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs dider Contract No.1292001001, Task No. 6. The opinions, conclusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

SIACSPECIAL ISSUES ANALYSIS CENTER

DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES, INC.1730 NORTH LYNN STREET, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22209-2023

TEL: (703) 276-0677 FAX: (703) 276-0432

YEAR THREE ANNUAL REPORT

The Special Issues Analysis Center (SIAC), as a technical support center, provides assistanceto the Office of Bilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs (OBEMLA), U.S.Department of Education (ED). The purpose of the SIAC is to support OBEMLA in carryingout its mission to serve the needs of limited English proficient students. In this role, theSIAC carries out data analysis, research, and other assistance to inform OBEMLA decision-making. These activities are authorized under the Bilingual Education Act of 1988, PublicLaw 100-297.

The responsibilities of the SIAC are comprised of a vzriety of tasks. These tasks includedata entry and database development, data analysis and reporting, database managementdesign, design of project accountability systems, and policy-related research and specialissues papers. This report describes activiiies carried out by the SIAC in Year Three. A fulllist of SIAC products for all three years of operation is presented in the Appendix.

This Annual Report consists of seven volumes, which include the overview report on theSIAC activities in Year Three plus six additional volumes. These volumes present copies ofselected reports submitted to OBEMLA by the SIAC in the past year, including copies of alltask order reports submitted. The contents of each volume are outlined below:

Volume I: Overview of SIAC activities in Year Three;

Volume II: Copies of Short Turnaround Reports (STRs) based on analyses of Title VIIapplication data and other data related to LEP students;

Volume III: The SEA Report/Task Seven;

Volume IV: Task Order 12 and Task Order 13 Reports;

Volume V: Task Order 10 and Task Order 16 Reports;

Volume VI: Task Order 17 and Task Order 19 Reports; and,

Volume VII: Task Order 16 and Task Order 21 Reports.

The Special Issues Analysis Center is a technical support center to theU.S. Department of Education, Office of Bilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs.

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SIACSpecial Issues Analysis Center

Listing of FY91-FY93 Title VII Part AProjects Serving Grades 9-12

Short Turnaround Report, No. 42

Prepared by:Special Issues Analysis Center

Development Associates, Inc.1730 North Lynn Street

Arlington, VA 22209(703) 276-0677

(Contract # 1292001001)

Submitted:

November 10, 1994

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FY91-FY93 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12

This report provides project listings of FY91-FY93 Title VII programs serving students ingrades 9-12 sorted by fiscal year, program type, and state. The listing includes projects inPart A programs that directly serve students, that is, projects within the TransitionalBilingual Education, Developmental Bilingual Education, Special Alternative Instructional,and Special Populations programs. All projects serving any of grades 9-12 are included inthis listing. Table 1 summarizes the number of projects in the listings.

Each project listing includes the project identification number, grantee organization, city,state, contact person, and phone number. For each fiscal year, a separate listing is provided;therefore, continuing projects appear in more than one listing. Within each fiscal year, theprojects are listed by program type. Special priority program categories are included asseparate groupings within each respective program type. Projects from the U.S. territoriesare listed at the end of each listing of projects.

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Aducation Program

Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

G008710375

NORTHWEST ARCTIC BOROUGH SCH DIST

KOTZEBUE

AK

RUTHIE SAMPSON

907-442-3472

T003A10047

BLOUNT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

ONEONTA

AL

KAREN L. CAMPBELL

205-625-4102

T003A80352

DYSART UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

EL MIRAGE

AZ

DEB DRYSDALL

602-977-7281

T003A00198

GANADO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #20

GANADO

AZ

TOM JENNINGS

602-755-3436

T003A10154

SANDERS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #18

SANDERS

AZ

DR. MATHEW LAVARIO

602-688-2703

T003A80284

TOHONO O'ODHAM NATION

SELLS

AZ

ANGELO JOAQUIN/ROSILDA MANUEL

602-383-2221

T003A80088

TUCSON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

TUCSON

AZ

MARIA WHILLOCK

602-882-2442

T003A90103

SUNNYSIDE UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT

TUCSON

AZ

JULIA ABALOS

602-741L2516

T003A90281

ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

ANAHEIM

CA

LINDA KIMBLE

714-999-3553

T003A00226

AZUSA UNIFIED SCHOOL DITRICT

AZUSA

CA

ROSA M SANCHEZ

818-967-6211

T003A00134

BALDWIN PARK UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

BALDWIN PARR

CA

ANNA PEREZ

818-962-3311

T003A10263

BELLFLOWER UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

BELLFLOWER

CA

REBECCA TURRENTINE

213-866-9011

T003A10067

ANDERSON VALLEY UNIFIED SCH DIST

BOONVILLE

CA

MARLENE SNEED

704-895-3010

T003A90125

BRAWLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

BRAWLEY

CA

LINDA MENVILLE

619-344-3560

T003A90149

CORONA-NORCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CORONA

CA

ANITA LAVELLE

714-736-3471

T003A10104

DOS PALOS JOINT UNION HIGH SCH DT

DOS PALOS

CA

ERNIE WALL

209-392-2131

G008720027

IMPERIAL CO OFC OF EDUC CURR SVCS

EL CENTRO

CA

LILA MARTIN

619-339-6474

T003A80176

ESCONDIDO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST.

ESCONDIDO

CA

DR IRENE STONE

619-480-3021

T003A00159

FORT BRAGG UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

FORT BRAGG

CA

TONY SORCI

707-961-2850

T003A80255

FREMONT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

FREMONT

CA

CARMEN R MELENDEZ

415-659-2531

G008710416

FULLERTON JOINT UNIoN HIGH ScH DT

FULLERTON

CA

HUGH HILL

213-905-9816

T003A90013

GEYERSVILLE nn

ll.

Ill DIST

GEYERSVILLE

CA

LISA ARTIGA

707-433-3208

T003A10122

CABRILLu UNIHED

1.DI:;ThICT

HALF MOON BAY

CA

B.J. MACKLE/MARI MARTINEZ

415-726-5556

T003A90203

HAYWARD UNIFIED :,cliouT DISTRICT

HAYWARD

CA

ZAIDA MCCALL

415-783-4857

T003A90043

DESERT SANDS UNIFIED SCHuuL DIST

INDIO

CA

TONY CLIME

619-347-8631

T003A10245

KERMAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

KERMAN

CA

LLOYD WAMHOF

209-846-5383

T003A10229

LINDSAY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

LINDSAY

CA

JEANNE NAVA

209-562-5111

T003A80054

LIVERMORE VALLEY JOINT

LIVERMORE

CA

J. PATRICK FITZPATRICK

415-447-9500

T003A90031

LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

LODI

CA

LINDA MORA

209-331-7026

T003A80343

LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

LOS ANGELES

CA

DR JOHN T HYLAND

213-625-6182

T003A80103

LOS BANOS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

LOS BANOS

CA

PATRICIA LOPEZ

209-826-6467

T003A80192

MORGAN HILL UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

MORGAN HILL

CA

MARY ANNA SOMERVILLE

408-779-8340

T003A80289

NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

NEWPORT BEACH

CA

ROSEMARIE BODROGI

714-760-3300

G008710739

OAKLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

OAKLAND

CA

DEBRA HARLAND

415-836-8335

T003A80303

TEHAMA COUNTY DEPT OF EDUCATION

RED BLUFF

CA

DEBBIE BURGESS

916-527-5811

T003A00013

SHASTA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

REDDING.

CA

ELAINE SKEETE

916-225-0255

T003A90075

SAN MATEO COUNTY OFFICE OF ED.

REDWOOD CITY

CA

TONY M GONZALES

415-363-5410

G008710417

SACRAMENTO CITY UNIFIED SCH DIST

SACRAMENTO

CA

THOMAS LOPEZ

916-454-6444

T003A00136

SAN DIEQUITO UNION HIGH SCH DIST

SAN DIEGO

CA

DONNA HEATH

619-753-6491

T003A00146

SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL GIST

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

LIGAYA AUENIDA

415-241-0161

T003A10077

SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

LIGAYA AVENIDA

415-239-0168

T003A80210

SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCH DIST

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

LIGAYA AVENIDA

415-241-6162

T003A00075

CAMPBELL UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

SAN JOSE

CA

RITA BISHOP

408-371-0960

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Grant No.

Grantee

City

Stat.

Project Director

Phone No.

T003A00236

SAN JOSE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN JOSE

CA

ALBERT L. MORENO

408-998-6112

T003A90133


SAN JOSE

CA

ALBERT MORENO

408-998-6112

T003A00123

SANTA BARBARA HIGH SCHOOL DIST

SANTA BARBARA

CA

LIDIA GARCIA-DURAN

805-963-4331

T003A90168


SANTA BARBARA

CA

LIDIA GARCIA-DURAN

805-963-4331

T003A00190

LAKE TAHOE UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE

CA

VIRGINIA MATUS-GLENN

916-541-4561

G008710401

STOCKTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

STOCKTON

CA

DORCAS LOPEZ

209-944-4514

T003A10210


STOCKTON

CA

DORCAS LOPEZ

209-944-4514

T003A80204

FREMONT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

SUNNYVALE

CA

DOROTHY EMERSON

408-522-2247

T003A90224

COACHELLA VALLEY UNIFIED S. D.

THERMAL

CA

JOE B GALLEGOS

619-399-5137

T003A00001

MENDOCINO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUC

UKIAH

CA

STEPHEN PARK

707-463-4823

T003A90014

UKIAH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

UKIAH

CA

IRMA TURNER

707-463-5286

T003A80106

VISALIA UNIFIED.SCHOOL DISTRICT

VISALIA

CA

SUSANNE MONROE

209-730-7570

T003A00203

PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

WATSONVILLE

CA

PATRICK SWEENEY

408-728-6988

T003A80064

WASHINGTON UNIFIED SCHOOL

WEST SACRAMENTO

CA

BARBARA GITHENS

916-371-9300

T003A80132

BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DIST RE2J

BOULDER

CO

LYNN WIDGER-ALIRE

303-447-5073

T003A00048

SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY

FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

NANCY G TERREL

305-767-8414

T003A00125

HAWAII STATE DEPT OF EDUCATION

HONOLULU

HI

RELEN C ORGTECO

808-396-2521

T003A10061


HONOLULU

HI

.JSEPHINE PABLO

808-396-2522

T003A90242

COLUMBUS COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST

COLUMBUS JUNCTION

IA

JOYCE KISNER

319-728-2231

T003A00224

DAVENPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST

DAVENPORT

IA

RITA WATTS

319-391-6550

T003A00258

STORM LAKE CMTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

STORM LAKE

IA

LARRY PARMAN

712-732-1247

T003A10185

WILDER SCHOOL DISTRICT *133

WILDER

ID

BEDFORD BOSTON

208-482-7421

T003A80254

ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT #46

ELGIN

IL

SUZANNE WAGNER

312-888-5183

T003A10289

sCHOOL CITY op' HAMMOND

HAMMOND

IN

RICHARD FRENCH

219-933-2400

T003A90323

HOBART TOWNSHIP CMTY SCHOOL CORP

HOBART

IN

PEGGY DELLAHOUSSAYE-KROC

219-962-2642

T003A00250

BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BOSTON

MA

JEANNE PERRIN

617-254-2468

T003A50509


BOSTON

MA

JEANNE PERRIN

617-254-2468

T003A00163

BROCKTON PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

BROCKTON

MA

JOSE EVORA

508-580-7508

T003A10261

CITY OF BROCKTON

BROCKTON

MA

JOSE D. EVORA

508-580-7508

T003A90306

LOWELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS

LOWELL

MA

ANN O'DONNELL

508-937-7697

G008710376

DORCHESTER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

CAMBRIDGE

MD

DR CAROL M WILLIAMSON

301-228-4747

T003A00066

BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BATTLE CREEK

MI

ANNETTE ROWAN

616-965-9469

T003A10189

BERRIEN SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BERRIEN SPRINGS

MI

AURELIA RAE HOLMAN

616-471-1237

T003A10038

DEARBORN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

DEARBORN

MI

WAGEH SAAD

313-582-7160

T003A90295

DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

DETROIT

MI

FELIX VALBUENA

313-494-1711

T003A90241

PONTIAC CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

POINTIAC

MI

MARIA Y ETIENNE

313-857-8159

G008710372

WAYNE CO REGIONAL EDUC SERVICE AG

WAYNE

MI

KATHY STORCHAN

313-467-1604

T003A90187

MINNEAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MINNEAPOLIS

MN

WENDY WEIMER

612-627-2048

G008710387

MILLE LACS BAND OF CHIPPEWA

ONAMIA

MN

TERRY ANFINSON

612-532-4181

T003A80016

ST PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS ISD #625

ST PAUL

MN

CAROLE SNYDER

612-228-3647

T003A00083

HAYS/LODGE POLE SCHOOLS

HAYS

MO

MINERVA ALLEN

406-673-3120

G008710419

BILOXI SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT

BILOXI

MS

JUDE LUPINETTI

601-374-1810

G008710420

JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

PASCOGOULA

MS

LLOYD S JONES

601-392-9973

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Gradivi 9-12


Education Program

Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003A10342

FORT YATES SCHOOL DISTRICT 114

FORT YATES

ND

DENNIS BLUE

701-854-3887

T003A10004

NEW TOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST

#1

NEW TOWN

ND

MARX S. BLUESTONE

701-627-3658

T003A90271

WHITE SHIELD SCHOOL

ROSEGLEN

ND

RON HAUF

701-743-4359

T003A00241

SOLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SOLEN

ND

BRUCE HOUCK

701-544-3332

G008710366

LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

LINCOLN

NE

RUTHA WEATHERL

402-436-1998

T003A50502

ESSEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL-TECH SCHS

EAST ORANGE

NJ

RAUL BARRIERA

201-622-1100

G008710738

ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ENGLEWOOD

NJ

ELIZABETH WILLAUM

201-833-6186

T003A10112

ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

WIL SANDOVAL

505-883-0440

G008710405

GADSDEN INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT

#16

ANTHONY

NM

JUAN A SANCHEZ

505-882-5731

G008710377

CUBA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

CUBA

NM

ANITA TSINNAJINNIr.

505-289-3211

T003A80265

MESA VISTA CONSOLIDATED SCH

DISTS

EL RITO

NM

JOE MAESTAS

505-583-2411

T003A90265

JEMEZ MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DIST

#53

GALLINA

NM

DAVID MASETAS

505-638-5491

T003A80213

LAS CRUCES SCHOOL DISTRICT #2

LAS CRUCES

NM

GARCIELA CHAVEZ

505-526-3341

T003A10275

TAOS MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS

TAOS

NM

OCLIDES TENORIO

505-758-7434

T003A10180

WAGON MOUND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WAGON MOUND

NM

DOLORES S. LOPEZ

505-666-2206

T003A00184

NEW YORK CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION

BRONX

NY

CARMEN MIRANDA

212-733-8100

T003A00208


BRONX

NY

FREEBBIE RIVERA

212-292-7427

T003A80051


BRONX

NY

DANA S FISHKIN

212-588-5609

T003A90063

NEW YORK CTTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

BRONX

NY

SHEILA FALLICK

212-665-1477

G008710397


BROOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3427

G008710403


BROOKLYN

NY

YANICK MORIN

718-236-3543

T003A00174


BROOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3427

T003A00189


BROOKLYN

NY

ARCHIE RULLAN/STEVEB GILBERT

718-388-6318

T003A00209


BROOKLYN

NY

EILEEN M MAY

718-236-3618

T003A00221


BROOKLYN

NY

JULIA SANCHEZ

718-236-3310

T003A10087

NEW YORK CITY BOARD OF EDuCATION

BROOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3427

T003A10116

NEW YORK BOARD OF EDUCATION

BROOKLYN

NY

EILEEN MAY

718-236-3539

T003A10130

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROOKLYN

NY

ANGELO GATTO

718-236-3427

T003A10148


BROOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3427

T003A10201


BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-935-4020

T003A10217


BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-935-2564

T003A10250

COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 14

BROOKLYN

NY

DAN LA BIANCA

718-387-8880

T003A80102

NYC BOARD OF EDUCATION

BROOKLYN

NY

JANINE LAUNAY-ANASTASIADIS

718-236-3584

T003A80131


BROOKLYN

NY

MARSHA EDELMAN

718-714-2525

T003A80178


BROOKLYN

NY

JOELLE DUFRESNE

718-236-3543

T003A80262


BROOKLYN

NY

PAUL WONG

718-236-3472

T003A80307


BROOKLYN

NY

EILEEN MAY

718-236-3539

T003A90092


BROOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3543

T003A90111


BROOKLYN

NY

FLORENCE SEIMAN

718-251-5201

T003A90123


BROOKLYN

NY

SANDRA ABRAMS

718-531-4454

T003A90139


BROOKLYN

NY

YVES RAYMOND

,18-951-9756

T003A90193


BROOKLYN

NY

ALBA DEL VALLE

718-643-0532

T003A90330


BROOKLYN

NY

JOELLE DUFRESNE

718-236-3543

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Grantee

City

State

Project Director

rPhone No.

G008710398

BUFFALO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

BUFFALO

NY

SAMUEL ALESSI

716-893-9651

T003A90129


CORONA

NY

DR MARGARET PAN-LOO

718-699-5098

T003A90166

FLUSHING COMMUNITY SCH DIST #25

FLUSHING

NY

HAROLD SCHWARTZAPFEL

718-480-4102

T003A10056

COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT #28

FOREST HILLS

NY

GARY GOLDENBACK

718-830-3264

G008710369


NEW YORK

NY

VICTORIA MANERO

212-769-7504

T003A00025

NEW YORK CITY BRD OF EDUCATION

NEW YORE

NY

RAY ROSEMBERG

212-349-9120

T003A00148


NEW YORK

NY

GIL TURCHIN

212-678-2918

T003A80022


NEW YORK

NY

KATHERINE SID

212-673-8896

T003A80043


NEW YORK

NY

MARISA CARBONARA

212-475-2667

T003A90008


NEW YORK

NY

RAY ROSEMBERG

212-349-9120

T003A90171

NEW YORK CITY BOARD.OF EDUCATION

NEW YORK

NY

VICTORIA MANERO

212-769-7504

T003A90174


NEW YORE

NY

MARIA SOTO

212-828-1153

TUO3A00155


NEW YORK CITY

NY

YVONNE JIMENEZ

212-779-7200

T003A90198

LORAIN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

LORAIN

OH

DR IRMA HANSON

216-233-2229

T003A00079

WORTHINGTON CITY SCHOOLS

WORTHINGTON

OH

MARY ANN HOLSCHUH

614-431-8636

T003A80127

IKWAI FOUNDTN OF ORGANZD RESOURCE

CHOCTAW

OK

SHIRLEY BROWN

405-454-2158

T003A90021

MASON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MASON

OK

DON PATRICK

918-623-0231

T003A80214

BELFONTE DEPENDENT SCHL DIST'#50

MULDROW

OK

DORIS SHELL

918-427-3522

T003A10251

FRONTIER PUBLIC SCHOOL #I-4

RED ROCK

OK

STEVE SHIEVER

405-723-4361

T003A10307

KENWOOD DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

SALINA

OK

BETH COLVIN

918-458-5334

T003A90066

STILWELL PUBILC SCHOOL #I-25

STILWELL

OK

MAX EUBANKS

918-456-8653

T003A90185

CAVE SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

STILWELL

OK

JOE BONAPARTE

918-696-4322

T003A10103

WELEETKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS #I-.31

WELEETKA

OK

DAN PARRISH

405-786-2203

T003A90157

KLAMATAH UNION HIGH SCH DIST #2

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

BECKY TRAVIS

503-883-4747

T003A10003

YAMHILL EDUCATION SERVICE DIST

MCMINNVILLE

OR

JASMINE CHASE

503-472-1431

T003A10290

ONTARIO SCHOOL DISTRICT #8C

ONTARIO

OR

DAVID ROSALEZ

503-889-5374

T003A50504

PORTLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

PORTLAND

OR

SHARON CHASKO

503-249-2000

T003A80133


PORTLAND

OR

CYNTHIA COSGRAVE

503-249-2000

T003A80248

READING SCHOOL DISTRICT

READINGS

PA

DR RAQUEL YIENGST

215-371-5968

T003A80111

WEST TEXAS CHILDREN'S HOME

AUSTIN

TX

JANE IRONS

512-483-5163

T003A10333

GALVESTON INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

GALVESTON

TX

MARY JANE GARZA

409-766-5194

T003A00129

HARLINGEN CONSOLIDATED ISD

HARLINGEN

TX

LOLA WILLIAMS

512-430-4502

T003A10254

SPRNGS BRANCH INDEPENDENT SCH DIS

HOUSTON

TX

DR. DIANE JACKSON

713-464-1511

T003A80172

LUFKIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST.

LUFKIN

TX

JERRY CAMPBELL

409-634-6696

G008710391

PASADENA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

PASADENA

TX

LOIDA GALVEZ

713-920-6926

T003A80275

VALLEY VIEW INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

PHARR

TX

CAMILO MARTINEZ

512-843-8741

T003A90143

HARLANDALE INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

SAN ANTONIO

TX

NOAH A RODRIGUEZ

512-921-4455

T003A80205

PASCO SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

PASCO

WA

JEANETTE MORALES

509-545-4269

T003A50507

SEATTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

SEATTLE

WA

JAY IMAN

206-281-7220

G008710418

PUERTO RICO DEPT OF EDUCATION

HATO REY

PR

JULIO MORALES

809-756-5820

T003A90085


HATO REY

PR

JULIO MORALES

809-756-5820

T003A90027

REPUBLIC OF PALAU

KOROR

PS

MASA-AKI N EMESIOCHT

680-488-2570

5

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OM

MI M

IM

N IN

NM

N O

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Education Program

Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

(Rcent Arrivals Priority)

T003M10023

HAYWARD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

RAYWARD

CA

ZAIDA MCCALL-PEREZ

510-783-4857

T003M10050


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

LIGAYA AVENIDA

415-239-0168

T003M10025


SAN JOSE

CA

RITA BISHOP

408-371-0960

T003M10047

SANTA ANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

SANTA ANA

CA

ROSE MARIE FONTANA

714-558-5855

T003M10022

WHITTIER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

WHITTIER

CA

CHRISTINA RIVERA

310-698-8121

T003M10027

BUFFALO CITY SCHOO DISTRICT/BUFFA

BUFFALO

NY

SAMUEL J. ALESSI

716-897-8131

1513

mob

Grant No.

Grant

PY91 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12

Developmental Bilingual gducation Program

City

T003C00044

CULVER CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

CULVER CITY

Stat.

Project Director

Phone No.

CA

JOAN DAVIS

213-839-4361

MI M

I IN

NM

ill N

OIII

INM

I11

1111

MIIM

IIM


Special Alternative Instructional Program

Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003E90056

BERING STRAIT SCHOOL DISTRICT

UNALAKLEET

AK

JIM HICKERSON

907-624-3611

T003E00036

FLAGSTAFF UNIFIED SCHL DIST NO.1

COCONINO

AZ

MICHAEL FILLERUP

602-527-6108

T003E90144

PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST.

PHOENIX

AZ

BOBBIE DONAHU

602-271-3170

T003E10044

ALHAMBRA SCHOOL DISTRICT

ALHAMBRA

CA

MARY ELLEN DESANTOS

818-308-2495

T003E00040

ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHL DIST

ANAHEIM

CA

PHILLIP LUCERO

714-999-3738

T003E80028

DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

DAVIS

CA

PAULA JACOBS

916-756-5326

T003E00025

ESCALON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

ESCALON

CA

VERN MEDEIROS

209-838-3591

T003E00063

ESCONDIDO UNION HIGH SCHL DIST

ESCONDIDO

CA

IRENE STONE

619-480-3021

T003E9O155


FREMONT

CA

BONNIE TALAKTE

415-656-4179

T003E90026

FULLERTON JOINT H.S. DISTRICT

FULLERTON

CA

DEANNA HILL

714-870-3535

T003E90135

GLENDALE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

GLENDALE

CA

ALICE PETROSSIAN

EXT.

818-241-3111

T003E90163


GLENDALE

CA

KIMBERLY BISHOP

EXT.

818-241-3111

T003E00019

INGLEWOOD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

INGLEWOOD

CA

SANDRA BLACK

213-419-2779

G008710499

IRVINE UNIFIED DISTRICT

IRVINE

CA

ROBIN BEACHAM

714-651-0444

T003E9O105

LOMPOC U. S. D./LOMPOC SENIOR HS

LOMPOC

CA

ED ALBRIGHT

805-736-2371

T003E90055

SADDLEBACK VALLEY UNIFIED S. D.

MISSION VIEJO

CA

MARIA QUEZADA

714-586-1234

T003E10075


MORGAN HILL

CA

CAROL ZEPECKI

408-779-5291

T003E00059

NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHL DIST

NEWPORT BEACH

CA

ROSEMARIE BODROGI

714-760-3300

T003E9O171


SAN JOSE

CA

ALBERT MORENO

408-998-6112

T003E9O176


SAN JOSE

CA

ALBERT MORENO

408-998-6112

T003E10033

TULARE CITY ELEMENTARY SCH DIST

TULARE

CA

PAUL JOHNSON

209-686-3335

T003E90031

TUSTIN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

TUSTIN

CA

MARGIE CARY

714-730-7380

T003EB0052

MENDOCINO COUNTY OFF OF EDUCATION

UKIAH

CA

JOHN HAYNES

707-463-4898

T003E00142

VALLEJO CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL

VALLEJO

CA

THOMAS BYE

707-644-8921

T003E00147

VISALIA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

VISALIA

CA

SUSAN MONROE

209-730-7570

T003E90125

WHITTIER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST.

WHITTIER

CA

CHRISTINA RIVERA

213-698-8121

T003E80064

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ SCH. DIST. RE-1

CORTEZ

CO

GEORGE SCHUMPELT

303-565-7336

T003E80054

FORT LUPTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FT. LUPTON

CO

ANNETTE GADDIS

303-857-2714

T003E9O100

LITTLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

LITTLETON

CO

ELLIOTT ASP

303-795-7007

T003E90041

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHS

WASHINGTON

DC

DR. ELENA IZQUIERDO

202-724-4745

T003E90141

HAWAII STATE DEPT. OF EDUCATION

HONOLULU

HI

ROBERTA MAYOR

808-395-2502

T003E10125

SHOSHONE-BANNOCK TRIBES, INC.

FORT HALL

ID

GARY,STEARS

208-238-3976

T003E10071

ADDISON SCHGOL DISTRICT #4

ADDISON

IL

K. MARKWORTH

708-628-2500

T003E10148

REAVIS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT #220

BURBANK

IL

GLENN MARIN

708-599-7200

T003E90178

CICERO SCHOOL DISTRICT *99

CICERO

IL

CYNTHIA MOSCA

708-863-4856

T003E80013

M.S.D. LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP

INDIANAPOLIS

IN

JANICE B. NEWTON

317-546-4921

T003E90001

HARDIN COUNT

BOARD OF EDUCATION

ELIZABETH

KY

DR. ERNEST THRO

502-769-6302

T003E10126

JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

LOUISVILLE

KY

JOYCE PAUL

502-473-3290

T003E80057

JEFFERSON PARISH PUBLIC SCH SYST.

HARVEY

LA

JOEL PHILLIPS

504-348-2891

T003E90023

OUACHITA PARISH SCHOOL SYSTEM/LEA

MONROE

LA

SAMUEL DOUGLAS

318-388-2711

T003E00133


BOSTON

MA

JEANNE PERRIN

617-254-2468

T003E90211

K & F SCHOOL DISTRICT

FRAMINGHAM

MA

STEVEN ROBINSON

508-879-5400

4.

-IM

ION

NII

MN

OM

PIM

111

11-1

11M

UN

MI

ININ

FT91 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003E9O108

HARTFORD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOOLS

BEL AIR

MD

THOMAS E. OWEN

310-838-7300

T003E00110

FREDERICK COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FREDERICK

MD

SUSAN HELM-SMITH

301-694-1331

T003E90088

PRINCE GEORGE'S CTY PUB SCHOOLS

UPPER MARLBORO

MD

MS. HOLLIS G. STEIN

301-985-5160

T003E10100

SOUTH PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

SOUTH PORTLAND

ME

CHERYL F. JENSEN

207-871-0555

T003E90128

HAMTRAMCK SCHOOL DISTRICT

HAMTRAMCK

MI

DR SAMIR A. HADDAD

313-366-3033

T003E00099

L'ANSE AREA SCHOOLS

L'ANSE

MI

LYNN KETOLA

906-524-7171

T003E90115

COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT

COLUMBIA

MO

CAROLYN COLLINS

314-886-2691

T003E90051

JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT

JACKSON

MS

SHARRON BELEW

601-987-3547

T003E10056

SCHOOL DISTRICT 87-J

BOX ELDER

MT

DR. ROBERT SWAN

406-395-4291

T003E90028

ROCKY BOY TRIBAL HIGH SCHOOL

BOX ELDER

MT

DR. ROBERT SWAN

406-395-4291

.T003E00158

ST. IGNATIUS DISTRICT

It28

ST. IGNATIUS

MT

SARAH REEVE

406-745-3811

T003E90043

PAPILLION-LAVISTA PUBLIC SD *27

LAVISTA

NE

STEVE SRB

402-339-2090

T003E10142

NASHUA SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

NASHUA

NH

JOHN CEPAITIS

603-594-4300

G008710497


BAYSIDE

NY

ALICE HARTLEY

718-229-7600

T003E90069

NYC COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST. #26Q

BAYSIDE

NY

ROBERT RUTH

718-225-9379

T003E00074


BROOKLYN

NY

JULIA SANCHEZ

718-236-3310

T003E00116


BROOKLYN

NY

ROSE DONNELLY

718-714-2525

T003E10041

NEW YORK CITY BD OF EDUCAT/ON

BROOKLYN

NY

EILEEN MAY

718-236-3618

T003E90153

NEW YORK CITY BOARD OF ED.

BROOKLYN

NY

EDITH FELICIANO

718-330-9349

G008710494

NEW YORK CITY BOARD/EDUC CSD *25

FLUSHING

NY

HAROLD SCHWARTZAPFEL

718-591-4102

T003E80042

NEW YORK CITY BOARD OF EDUC

LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

NANCY DUNETZ

718-482-5460

T003E80010


NEW YORK

NY

RAY ROSEMBERG

212-577-0213

T003E10106

CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS

CINCINNATA

OH

ZULFI AHMAD

513-369-4090

T003E90234

BARNSDALL SCHOOL DISTRICT

BARNSDALL

OK

JUDY CROW MCDONALD

918-847-2720

T003E90148

COLCORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

COLCORD

OK

BERT A. CHILES

918-326-4107

T003E10024

DUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

DUSTIN

OK

HARLENE GREEN

918-656-3230

T003E90003

HULBERT SCHOOL 1-16

HULBERT

OK

LORETTA SHADE

918-772-3111

T003E90159

LITTLE AXE PUBLIC SCHOOL

NORMAN

OK

DR. JOE WORK

405-329-7691

T003E10079

NORTH ROCK CREEK SCHOOL

SHAWNEE

OK

LINDA MORING

405-275-3473

T003E00026

TAHLEQUAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TAHLEQUAH

OK

BARBARA STAGGS

918-458-4100

T003E10152

WYNONA PUBLIC SCHOOL

WYNONA

OK

SUSAN FRAZIER

918-263-2003

T003E90122

KLAMATH UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST #2

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

CHARLES FRIES

503-883-4744

T003E00108

UMATILLA EDUCATION SERVICE

DIST

PENDLETON

OR

KAY FENIMORE-SMITH

503-276-6616

T003E00117


PENDLETON

OR

KAY FENIMORE-SMITH

503-276-6616

T003E9O102

MARION ED SERVICE DISTRICT

SALEM

OR

ERNESTINA GARCIA

503-588-5361

G008710496

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA

PA

DR. THOMAS ROSICA

215-299-7842

T003E00052


PHILIDELPHIA

PA

THOMAS ROSICA

215-299-7842

T003E00154

AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCH DISTRICT

AUSTIN

TX

NILDA GARCIA

512-451-8411

T003E90057

CANUTILLO INDEP SCHOOL DIST.ILEA

CANUTILLO

TX

MARGE GIANELLI

915-877-3557

0008710500

CRYSTAL CITY INDEP SCH DISTRICT

CRYSTAL CITY

TX

VICTOR LOPEZ

512-374-2353

T003E10020

SAN FELIPE DEL RIO CONSOLIDATED

DEL RIO

TX

AL CERVANTES

512-774-9200

T003E90205

SOCORRO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST.

EL PASO

TX

ANNE GARRETT

915-858-0912

9

4, '1

MN

MN

MN

MI I

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Grant No.

Grant

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003E00126

SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

SAN ANTONIO

TX

MARY ESTHER BERNAL

512-227-2384

T003E90053

HARLANDALE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN ANTONIO

TX

NOAH RODRIQUEZ

512-921-4455

T003E90111

SOUTH SAN ANTONIO, I. S. D.

SAN ANTONIO

TX

GUADALUPE V. MONTEZ

512-924-5026

T003E90160

RARLANDALE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN ANTONIO

TX

NOAH A RODRIGUEZ

512-921-4455

T003E90073

GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT

SALT LAKE CITY

UT

ANTONIO GONZALES

801-268-8582

T003E90095

SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

SALT LAKE CITY

UT

LYNN T. WOOD

801-484-4343

T003E10002

ARLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ARLINGTON

VA

DR. RAINER

703-358-6095

T003E80008


ARLINGTON

VA

DR. EMMA VIOLAND DE HAINER

703-358-6095

T003E90035

VANCOUVER SCHOOL DISTRICT

VANCOUVER

WA

DAVID IRWIN

206-696-7269

T003E00043

WYOMING INDIAN SCHOOLS

ETHETE

WY

GARRETT E. GOGGLES

307-332-9765

T003E90129

ST. STEPHENS'S INDIAN SCHOOL

ST. STEPHEN'S

WY

MARGARET J. PUEBLA

307-856-4147

T003E90167

REPUBLIC OF PALAU/BUREAU OF ED.

KOROR

PS

MASA-AKI N EMESIOCHL

680-488-2570

tRcent Arrivals Priority)

T003N10002

FULLERTON JOINT UNION HIGH SCH D.

FULLERTON

CA

HUGH HILL

714-671-4369

T003N10039


VISALIA

CA

SUZANNE MONROE

209-730-7570

T003N10049

PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PORTLAND

ME

GRAYCE STUDLEY

207-874-8135

T003N1000.6

HARTSHORNE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

HARTSHORNE

OK

JOANN BATES

918-297-2535

T003N10051

PAWTUCKET SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

PAWTUCKET

RI

IVA P. DA SILVA

401-728-2120

T003N10018

ALIEF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

ALIEF

TX

BETH HARRIS

713-498-8110

10

Mal

lielle

IMIN

110

NM

MR

ME

M M

I M

OM

NM


Special Populations Program

Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003L90010

NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH SCHOOL

DIST

BARROW

AK

BERNICE B. TETPON

907-852-5311

T003L90097

WHITTIER UNION HIGH SCHOOL

DIST.

WHITTIER

CA

DR. L. WILLIAM LAWSON

213-698-8121

T003L10014

DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MIAMI

FL

GWENDOLYN KIDNEY

305-995-1704

T003L90081

ZUNI PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT

ZUNI

NM

BARBARA GORDON

505-782-4445

T003L10085

WYNONA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WYNONA

OK

CLAIR BARKER

918-263-2003

T003L00020


ETHETE

WY

RAY STREETER

307-332-3904

T003L10079

ST. STEPHEN'S INDIAN SCHOOL

FREMONT

COUNTY

WY

MARGARET J. PUEBLA

307-856-4147

11-

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Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003A10047


ONEONTA

AL

T003A00198

GANADO UNFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 20

GANADO

AZ

EVELYN BEGAY

602-755-3436

T003A80352


PEORIA

AZ

DEB DRYSDALE

977-7281

T003A10154


SANDERS

AZ

MATTHEW LEVARIO

602-688-2703

T003A80284

TOHONO WODHAM NATION

SELLS

AZ

ORA CAMPILLO

602-383-2221

T003A80088

TUCSON UNIFIED Smoot, DISTRICT

TUCSON

AZ

LEONARD E. BASURTO

602-882-2441

T003A90103


TUCSON

AZ

JULIA ABALOS

602-741-2516

T003A90281


ANAHEIM

CA

JANICE E. STRAHAN

714-999-3553

T003A00226


AZUSA

CA

FRED MADRIGAL

818-967-6211

T003A00134


BALDWIN PARK

CA

ANNA PEREZ

818-962-3311

T003A10263


BELLFLOWER

CA

T003A10067


BOONVILLE

CA

T003A90125

BRAWLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST.

BRAWLEY

CA

CYNTHIA A. QUEZADA

619-344-3560

T003A20188

CHINO USD/DON ANTONIO LUGO H.S

CHINO

CA

GEORGE Z. GONZALES

714-628-1201

T003A90149

CORONA-NORCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

CORONA

CA

YOLANDA FINLEY

714-736-3471

T003A20370

CHARTER OAK UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

COVINA

CA

T003A20033

JEFFERSON UNION HIGH SCH DIST

DALE CITY

CA

PABLO PEREZ

415-756-0300

T003A20324

DIXON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

DIXON

CA

PLEUNETTE MONAGHAN

916-678-4736

T003A10104

DOS PALOS JOINT UNION HIGH SCH

DOS PALOS

CA'

ERNIE WALL

209-392-2131

T003A80176


ESCONDIDO

CA

DR. IRENE STONE

619-480-3020

T003A00159

FORT BRAGU UNIFIED StHOOL DIST

FORT BRAGG

CA

TONY SORCI

T003A80255

FREMONT ONIFILD

I. DI.;TkICT

FREMONT

CA

CARMEN R. MELENDEZ

510-659-2531

T003A90013

GEYERSVILLE ONIIED

DP:T.

GEYERSVILLE

CA

LISA ARTIGA

707-433-3208

T003A10122

CABRILLO UNIkIED

It

1. hP;TkICT

HALF MOON BAY

CA

SUSAN UTTERBACK

415-726-1542

T003A90203

HAYWARD UNIFIED SCHOoL DISTRICT

HAYWARD

CA

ZAIDA MCCALL-PEREZ

510-786-4174

T003A90043

DESERT SANDS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

INDIO

CA

TONY CLIME

619-347-8631

T003A10245


KERMAN

CA

T003A10229


LINDSAY

CA

JEANNE NAVA

'z09-562-8508

T003A90031


LODI

CA

DON SHALVEY

209-331-7990

T003A80343


LOS ANGELES

CA

JOHN T. HYLAND

213-625-4097

TnO3A80103


LOS BANOS

CA

PATRICIA LOPEZ

209-826-6467

TOO?A80192


MORGAN HILL

CA

MARY ANN SOMERVILLE

408-779-8340

T003A80125

MOUNTAIN VIEW-LOS ALTOS UNION HSD

MOUNTAIN VIEW

CA

DR. DONALD A. PHILLIPS

415-000-0000

T003A80289


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

ROSEMARIE BODROGI

714-760-3300

T003A80303


RED BLUFF

CA

DEBBIE BURGESS

916-527-5811

T003A00013


REDDING

CA

ELAINE SKEETE

916-225-0291

T003A90075


REDWOOD CITY

CA

TONY M. GONZALES

415-802-5616

T003A00136

SAN DIEQUITO UNION HIGH SCHL DIST

SAN DIEGO

CA

T003A20322

SAN DIEGO CTY OFF OF EDUCATION

SAN DIEGO

CA

DOLLY CASCO

619-571-7203

T003A00146


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

LIGAYA AVENIDA

415-239-0161

T003A10077


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

LIGAYA AVENIDA

415-239-0168

T003A80210

SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHL DIST

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

12

31B

ES

T C

OP

Y A

VA

ILA

BLE

1151

111-

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

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1101

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rY92 Title VTI Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003A00075


SAN JOSE

CA

T003A90133


SAN JOSE

CA

ALBERT L. MORENO

408-998-6000

T003A00123


SANTA BARBARA

CA

LIDIA GARCIA-DURAN

805-963-4331

T003A90168


SANTA BARBARA

CA

T003A10210

STOCKTCN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

STOCKTON

CA

DORCAS LOPEZ

209-944-4514

T003A80204


SUNNYVALE

CA

MARY STONE

408-522-2231

T003A90224


THERMAL

CA

FRANK T. ENCINIAS

619-399-5137

T003A20276

TULELAKE BASIN JOINT UNIF

TULELAKE

CA

CHARLES BINDERUP

916-667-2295

T003A90014


UKIAH

CA

IRMA TURNER

707-463-5286

T003A80106


VISALIA

CA

HARRY ROSENBERG

209-730-7579

T003A00203


WATSONVILLE

CA

FIDELIA MORENO

408-728-6988

T003A80064


WEST SACRAMENTO

CA

SARAH TAYLOR

916-371-9300

T003A20168

WILLITS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

WILLITS

CA

DAVID TAXIS

707-459-5385

T003A20307

WOODLAND JOINT UNIFIED SCH DIST

WOODLAND

CA

ROSENDO GARCIA

916-662-0201

T003A80132

BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DIST. RE2J

BOULDER

CO

DEAN F. DAMON

303-000-0000

T003A20164

SCHOOL DIST 1 CITY COUNTY/DENVER

DENVER

CO

JO THOMAS

303-764-3631

T003A20032

ROARING FORK & EAGLE CTY SCH DIST

GLENWOOD SPRINGS

CO

RICH HAYES

303-945-6558

T003A10216


WASHINGTON

DC

ELENA IZQUIERD

202-724-4745

T003A00048

SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD CO.

FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

NANCY G. TERREL

305-765-6901

T003A00125


HONOLULU

HI

BELEN C. ONGTECO

808-396-2521

T003A10061


HONOLULU

HI

JOSEPHINE PABLO

808-396-2522

T003A80266

HAWAII STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUC

HONOLULU

HI

T003A90242

COLUMBUS COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST.

COLUMBUS JUNCTION

IA

JOHN DELLA VEDOVE

319-728-2231

T003A00224


DAVENPORT

IA

RITA WATTS

319-391-6550

T003A20127

SIOUX CITY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST

SIOUX CITY

IA

CAROLINE DONAWAY

712-279-6079

T003A00258


STORM LAKE

IA

LARRY PARMAN

712-732-8060

T003A10185

WILDER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 133

WILDER

ID

BEDFORD BOSTON

208-482-7421

T003A80254

ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1146

ELGIN

IL

SUZANNE WAGNER

708-888-5171

T003A90323


HOBART

IN

PEGGY DELLAHOUSSAYE-KROC

219-962-2642

T003A00250


BOSTON

MA

JEANNE PERRIN

617-254-2468

T003A50509


BOSTON

MA

JEANNE PERRIN

617-254-2468

T003A00163

CITY OF BROCKTON/BROCKTON PUB SCH

BROCKTON

MA

MANTHALA GEORGE

508-580-7511

T003A10261

BROCKTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROCKTON

MA

MANTHALA GEORGE

508-580-7511

T003A90306


LOWELL

MA

ANN O'DONNELL

508-937-7697

T003A20236

NEW BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NEW BEDFORD

MA

CONSTANTINE T. NANOPOULOS

508-997-4511

T003A20302

MSAD #33

ST AGATHA

ME

GILBERT J. ALBERT

207-543-6400

T003A00066


BATTLE CREEK

MI

ANNETTE ROWAN

616-965-9470

T003A10189


BERRIEN SPRINGS

MI

AURELIA RAE HOLMAN

616-473-1237

T003A10038


DEARBORN

MI

MAURA SEDGEMAN

313-582-7160

T003A90295


DETROIT

MI

DR. FELIX VALBUENA

313-494-1711

T003A90241


POINTIAC

MI

MARIA Y. ETIENNE

313-857-8169

T003A90187


MINNEAPOLIS

MN

WENDY WEIMER

612-627-2048

13

NM

SIM

NM

I11

1111

1al

e10

1111

1111

1101

1111

1111

1111

1111

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1111

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1111

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Transitional Bilingual Zducation Program

Grant No.

Grante

City

Stat

Project Director

Phone No.

T003A00083


HAYS

MT

MINERVA ALLEN

406-673-3120

T003A50505

HAYS/LODGE POLE SCHOOL DIST #50

HAYS

MT

MINERVA ALLEN

406-673-3120

T003A10342

FORT YATES SCHOOL DISTRICT S4

FORT YATES

ND

GABRIEL J. KAMPESKA

701-000-0000

T003A20024

MANDAREE PUBLIC SCHOOL

MANDAREE

ND

EDWARD LONE FIGHT

701-759-3311

T003A10004

NEW TOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 1

NEW TOWN

ND

REID STRAABE

701-627-3658

'

T003A90271

WHITE SHIELD S.'2HOOL

ROSEGLEN

ND

RON HAUF

701-743-4359

T003A00241

SOLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SOLEN

ND

BRUCE HOUCK

701-544-3331

T003A20351

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLAND

GRAND ISLAND

NE

LANE PLUGGE

308-381-5900

T003A50502


EAST ORANGE

NJ

RAUL BARRIERA

201-622-1100

T003A80213


LAS CRUCES

NM

VICKI SMITH

505-527-5883

T003A10180


WAGON MOUND

NM

DOLORES S. LOPEZ

505-666-2206

T003A00184

NYC BD ED/THEODORE ROOSEVELT H.S.

BRONX

NY

CARMEN MIRANDA

212-733-8100

T003A80051


BRONX

NY

MR. DANA S. FISHKIN

212-588-5609

T003A90063

N.Y.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION

BRONX

NY

SHEILA FALLICK

212-665-1477

T003A00174

NYC BD OF ED/OFC OF HIGH SCH PROG

BROOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3427

T003A00189

NYC BD OF ED/AUTOMOTIVE HIGH SCH

BROOKLYN

NY

STEVEN GILBERT

718-388-6318

T003A00209

NEW YORK CITY BD OF EDUCATION

BROOKLYN

NY

EILEEN M. MAY

718-236-3618

T003A00221

NYC BD OF EDUC/DIV OF HIGH SCHS

BROOKLYN

NY

JULIA SANCHEZ

718-935-3891

T003A10087


BRCOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3427

T003A10116


BROOKLYN

NY

JULIA SANCHEZ

718-935-3891

T003A10130


BROOKLYN

NY

ANGELO GATTO

718-236-3827

T003A10148


BROOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3427

T003A10201


BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-935-4853

T003A10217


BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-935-2564

T003A10250


BROOKLYN

NY

DAN LABIANCA

718-387-8880

T003A20081

NEW YORK CITY BARD OF EDUCATION

BROOKLYN

NY

JULIA SANCHEZ

718-236-3310

T003A20173


BROOKLYN

NY

TIM LAW

718-236-3427

T003A20290

NEW YORK PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROOKLYN

NY

AWILDA S. MUNE

718-332-2003

T003A80102


BROOKLYN

NY

JANINE LAUNAY-ANASTASIADIS

718-236-3584

T003A80131

NYC BOARD OF ED./SCH. DIST. #21

BROOKLYN

NY

DONALD WEBER

718-000-0000

T003A80178


BROOKLYN

NY

JOELLE DUFRESNE

718-935-3891

T003A80262


BROOKLYN

NY

PAUL WONG

718-236-3427

T003A80307


BROOKLYN

NY

EILEEN M. MAY

718-236-3618

T003A90092


BROOKLYN

NY

MR. TIM LAW

718-236-3427

T003A90111

NEW YORK BD OF ED/S SHORE HIGH SC

BROOKLYN

NY

FLORENCE SEIMAN

718-251-5201

T003A90123

NYC BOARD OF ED./BROOKLYN PUB HS

BROOKLYN

NY

T003A90193

NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED/BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

NY

MS. ALBA DEL VALLE

718-643-0532

T003A90330


BROOKLYN

NY

JOELLE DUFRESNE

718-935-3891

T003A90129

NYC BOARD OF ED/LONG ISLAND H.

S.

CORONA

NY

DR. MARGARET T. PAN-LOO

718-699-5098

T003A90166

FLUSHING COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST 25

FLUSHING

NY

DR. ARTHUR GREENBERG

718-480-4100

T003A00025


NEW YORK

NY

RAY ROSEMBERG

212-349-9120

T003A00148

NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED/CMTY SD 3

NEW YORK

NY

ANTON J. KLEIN

212-678-2800

14

34

1,792 Title VXI Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12

Grant No.

Grantee

T003A80043

SEWARD PARK HIGH SCHOOL

T003A90008

NYC BOARD OF ED./CMTY. S. D. #1

T003A90171

NYC BOARD OF ED./CMTY S. D. #5

T003A90174

NYC BOARD OF ED./STEVENSON H. S.

T003A00155


T003A00079


T003A80127

FOUNDATION OF ORGANIZED RESOURCES

T003A20049

CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003A80214

BELFONTE DEPENDENT SCHL DIST #50

T003A10251

FRONTIER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1-4

T003A10307

KENWOOD DEPENDENT SCHOOL

T003A20242


T003A20299

CENTRAL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

T003A90066

STILWELL PUBILC SCHOOL 1-25

T003A90185

CAVE SPRINGS HIGH.SCHOOL

T003A10103

WELEETKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1-31

T003A10349


T003A10003

YAMBILL EDUCATION SERVICE DIST

T003A10290

ONTARIO SCHOOL DISTRICT 8C

T003A50504

PORTLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 111

T003A80133


T003A80248


T003A90136

RICHLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DIST.

H.,

T003A80111


T003A10254

SPRNGS BRANCH INDEPENDENT ScH D1S

T003A80275


T003A20038

JERRY L HOUSE

T003A20010

ORONDO SCHOOL DISTRICT

T003A80205


T003A50507

SEATTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 41

T003A90085


T003A90027


(Recent Arrivals Priority)

T003M20086

CALEXICO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

T003M10023


T003M20072

MOUNTAIN VIEW-LOS ALTOS UNION

T003M10050


T003M10025


T003M20022


T003M10047


T003M20003

SANTA ANA UIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT


City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

NEW YORK

NY

ELISA MUNOZ-FEDER

212-475-2667

NEW YORK

NY

RAY ROSEMBERG

212-349-9120

NEW YORK

NY

VICTORIA MANERO

212-769-7504

NEW YORK

NY

MARLA SOTO

NEW YORK CITY

NY

WORTHINGTON

OH

MARY ANN HOLSCHUH

614-431-8636

CHOCTAW

OK

SHIRLEY BROWN

405-454-2158

CLINTON

OK

DON 0. SCALES

405-323-1800

MULDROW

OK

DORIS SHELL

918-427-3522

RED ROCK

OK

STEVE SHIEVER

405-723-4361

SALINA

OK

BETH COLVIN

918-458-5334

SALINA

OK

BETH COLVIN

918-458-5334

SALLISAW

OK

BOB BARBEE

918-775-5525

STILWELL

OK

MAX EUBANKS

918-696-4228

STILWELL

OK

JOE BONAPARTE

918-696-4322

WELEETKA

OK

DAN PARRISH

405-786-2203

WYNONA

OK

SUSAN FRAZIER

918-263-2003

MCMINNVILLE

OR

JASMINE CHASE

503-472-1431

ONTARIO

OR

DAVID ROSALEZ

503-889-5374

PORTLAND

OR

MAURICE J. CABA

503-249-2000

PORTLAND

OR

MAURICE CABA

READINGS

PA

DR. RAQUEL YIENGST

215-371-5968

COLUMBIA

SC

JOHN R. STEVENSON

803-733-6000

AUSTIN

TX

DR. JERRY TREVINO

HOUSTON

TX

RENATE DONOVAN

713-467-8246

PRARR

TX

LEONEL GALAVIZ

512-843-8825

GRANGER

WA

ORONDO

WA

TOM REESE

-509-784-2443

PASCO

WA

STEPHANIE TESCH

509-547-9531

SEATTLE

WA

JAY D. IMAN

206-298-7220

HATO REY

PR

JULIO L. MORALES

809-756-5820

KOROR

TT

MR. MASA-AKI N. EMESIOCHL

488-1003

CALEXICO

CA

MARY N. CAMACHO

619-357-7362

HAYWARD

CA

ZAIDA MCCALL-PEREZ

510-783-4857

MOUNTAIN VIEW

CA

DIANE MEYERS

415-940-4644

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

LIGAYA AVENIDA

415-239-0168

SAN JOSE

CA

RI'A D. BISHOP

408-371-0960

SAN JOSE

CA

ALUERT L. MORENO

408-998-6112

SANTA ANA

CA

ROSE MARIE FONTANA

714-558-5855

SANTA ANA

CA

CAROLYN PEGG

714-558-5722

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Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003M20045

SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD CNTY, FL

FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

NANCY G. TERREL

305-767-8413

T003M20094


LINCOLN

NE

T003M10018

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS/LIVI

BROOKLYN

NY

NANCY VILLARREAL DE ADLER

718-935-3182

T003M20013

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (13)

BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN RAPIN

718-935-4853

T003M20014


BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-935-4853

T003M20033

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL (33)

BROOKLYN

NY

ANGELO GATTO

718-236-3827

T003M20065


BROOKLYN

NY

FLORENCE SEIMAN

718-251-5201

T003M10027


BUFFALO

NY

SAMUEL J. ALESSI

716-897-8131

T003M20044


NEW YORK

NY

RAY ROSENBERG

212-349-9120

T003M20063


NEW YORK

NY

ROSENDO ABREU

212-337-8769

16

30

3J

1101

1116

1111

0M11

0-11

1KM

MII

MI


Developmental Bilingual Education Program

Grant No.

Grantee

Citx

Stat.

Pro ect Director

Phone No.

T003C20040

WOODLAND JOINT UNIFIED SCHL DIST

WOODLAND

17

CA

ROSENDO GARCIA

916-662-0201

FY92 Title VII Part A Projects ServingGrades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003E00134

KASHUNAMIUT SCHOOL DISTRICT

CHEVAK

AK

B. A. WEINBERG

907-858-7713

T003E00036


COCONINO

AZ

MICHAEL FILLERUP

602-527-6108

T003E2O136

GLENDALE UNION HIGH SCH DIST

GLENDALE

AZ

BARBARA BELL

602-842-1251

T003E9O144


PHOENIX

AZ

BOBBIE DONAHUE

602-271-3170

T003E2O137

YUMA EDUC(L) SUPPORT SERVICES

YUMA

AZ

SUSAN M. DAY

602-329-2243

T003E00040


NAHEIM

CA

PHILLIP L. LUCERO

714-999-3738

T003E20029

SAN JUAN UNIFIED SCHOOL

CARMICHAEL

CA

ROBERT R. OGLE

916-971-7221

T003E20111

LOS ANGELES CTY OFF OF EDUC

DOWNEY

CA

GLORIA LEVIN

818-786-0287

T003E00063

EsCONDID0 UNION HIGH SCHL DIST

ESCONDIDO

CA

IRENE STONE

619-480-3021

T003E9O155


FREMONT

CA

LINDA SANTILLAN

510-656-4179

T003E20097

FULLERTON JNT UNION HIGH SCH. DIST

FULLERTON

CA

IRENE DARDASHTI

714-671-4354

T003E90026


FULLERTON

CA

DEANNA HILL

714-870-3535

T003E9O135


GLENDALE

CA

ALICE PETROSSIAN

818-241-3111

T003E9O163


GLENDALE

CA

ALICE PETROSSIAN

818-241-3111

T003E2O153

GLENDORA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

GLENDORA

CA

JANE FAVERO

818-963-1611

T003E00019


INGLEWOOD

CA

SANDRA K. BLACK

213-419-2779

T003S20006

GROSSMONT UNION HIGH SCH DIST

LA MESA

CA

JEAN KERR

619-465-3131

T003E9O105

LOMPOC U. S. D./LOMPOC SENIOR

HS

LOMPOC

CA

ED ALBRIGHT

805-736-2371

T003E2O170

MARTINEZ UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

MARTINEZ

CA

LINDA J. PEARSON

510-313-0480

.T003E20138

MARYVILLE JOINT UNIFED SCH DIST

MARYVILLE

CA

PAULA TITUS

916-741-6051

T003E90055


MISSION VIEJO

CA

MARIA S. QUEZADA

714-455-7347

T003E2O109

NAPA VALLEY UNIF SCH DIST

NAPA

CA

VIRGINIA RUE

707-253-3526

T003E00059


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

ROSEMARIE BODROGI

714-760-3300

T003E20001

ORANGE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

ORANGE

CA

TOM SCHRODI

714-997-6163

T003E10083

SAN LEANDRO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SAN LEANDRO

CA

ANNE SEASONS

510-667-3533

T003E20005

SAN MATEO UNION HIGH SCH DIST

SAN MATEO

CA

JACQUELINE McEVoy

415-348-8834

T003E2O127

LINCOLN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

STOCKTON

CA

KATHLEEN GRAHAM

209-953-8989

T003E2O148

FEMONT UNION HIGH SCH DIST

SUNNYVALE

CA

MARY STONE

408-522-2231

T003E90031


TUSTIN

CA

MARGIE CARY

714-730-7380

T003E80052

MENDOCINO COUNTY OFC OF EDUcATION

UKIAH

CA

ANNIE HAYMAKER

707-463-4898

T003E00147


VISALIA

CA

SUZANNE MONROE

209-730-7570

T003E20053

YUBA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

YUBA CITY

CA

RICHARD C. DYE

916-741-5289

T003E80054


FT. LUPTON

CO

ANNETTE A. GADDIS

303-857-2714

T003E20022


GOLDEN

CO

PATRICIA A. JAYNES

303-273-6644

T003E9O100


LITTLETON

CO

ELLIOTT ASP

303-795-7007

T003E20051

ST. VRAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DIST.

LONGMONT

CO

DR. TOM GIBBONS

303-772-7775

T003E90041


WASHINGTON

DC

ELENA IZQUIERDO

202-724-4745

T003E20048

COLLIER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL

NAPLES

FL

BERNICE SCHMELZ

813-643-2700

T003E20004

GWINNETT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

LAWRENCEVILLE

GA

GWEN GANTT

404-822-6525

T003E2O157

BLACKFOOT SCHOOL DISTRICT #55

BLACKFOOT

ID

DONNA H. MCARTHUR

208-785-8810

T003E10125

sHOSHONE-BANNOCK TRIBES, INC.

FORT HALL

ID

NORA E. HONENA

208-238-3975

T003E10071

ADnISON SCHOOL DISTRICT #4

ADDISON

IL

KENNETH MARKWORTH

708-628-2500

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rY92 Title VII Part A Projects Serving

Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grante

City

Stat

Project Director

Phone No.

T003E10148


BURBANK

IL

EILEEN DONOVITCH

708-599-7200

T003E10109

EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL

EVANSTON

IL

KATHY FISCHER

708-492-5847

T003E90077

NW SUBURBAN SPECIAL EDUCATION

ORG

MT. PROSPECT

IL

JUDITH C. BRAULT

708-577-7749

T003E80013


INDIANAPOLIS

IN

JANICE B. NEWTON

317-546-4921

T003E2O126

LIBERAL UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT

LIBERAL

KS

GORDON RIFFEL

316-626-3800

T003E90001

HARDIN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

ELIZABETH

KY

ERNEST G. THRO

502-769-8851

T003E20105

BOONE COUNTY SCHOOLS

FLORENCE

KY

DR. TED WETEKAMP

606-283-1003

T003E10126


LOUISVILLE

KY

JOYCE PAUL

502-473-3290

T003E20133

EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH SCH BOARD

BATON ROUGE

LA

GLADYS WHITE

504-922-5513

T003E10134

JEFFERSON PARISH PUBLIC SCH SYS

HARVEY

LA

JOEL PHILLIPS

504-348-2891

T003E90023

QUACHITA PARISH SCHOOL SYSTEM/LEA

MONROE

LA

SAMUEL DOUGLAS

318-388-2711

T003E20033

CADDO PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

SHREVEPORT

LA

MARIE RINAUDO

318-636-0210

T003E00133


BOSTON

MA

JEANNE PERRIN

617-254-2468

T003E90213


FRAMINGHAM

MA

STEVEN ROBINSON

508-879-5400

T003E20052

BOARD OF EDUCATION

CENTREVILLE

MD

WILLIAM R. ECKER

410-758-2403

T003E20018

THE HOWARD COUNTY PUBLIC SCH SYS

ELLICOTT CITY

MD

CELESTINE G. CARR

410-313-6633

T003E00110


FREDERICK

MD

SUSAN HELM SMITH

301-694-1331

T003E90088


UPPER MARLBORO

MD

HOLLY STEIN

301-985-5160

T003E20066

M.S.A.D. NO 71

KENNEBUNK

ME

LINDA WARD BURGESS

207-985-1110

T003E10100


SOUTH PORTLAND

ME

JERI STUDEBAKER

207-874-8135

T003E9O128


HAMTRAMCK

MI

DR. SAMIR A. HADDAD

313-366-3033

T003E00099

L'ANSE AREA SCHOOLS

L'ANSE

MI

LYNN KETOLA

906-524-7171

T003E20025

MACOMB INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DIST.

MT. CLEMENS

MI

DR. PATTY RICE

313-228-3481

T003E20083

WAYNE COUNTY REG ED SERV AGENCY

WAYNE

MI

KATHY STORCHAN

313-467-1604

T003E90115


COLUMBIA

MO

CAROLYN C. COLLINS

314-886-2500

T003E90051


JACKSON

MS

DR. JIM MOORE

601-960-8762

T003E10056


BOX ELDER

MT

DR. ROBERT J. SWAN

406-395-4291

T003E90028


BOX ELDER

MT

DR. ROBERT J. SWAN

406-395-4291

T003E00153


HAYS

MT

MINERVA ALLEN

406-673-3120

T003E00158


# 28

ST. IGNATIUS

MT

R.H. MUTTERER

406-745-4420

T003E20010

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES UNIT 10

KEARNEY

NE

SHARON SELTZER

308-237-5927

T003E90043

PAPILLION-LAVISTA PUBLIC SD #27

LAVISTA

NE

GEORGE SPILKER

402-339-3411

T003E10142


NASHUA

NH

JOHN CEPAITIS

603-594-4300

T003E20011

BOARD OF EDUCATION

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

GENARO ROYBAL

505-883-0440

T003E20099

BERNALILLO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BERNALILLO

NM

DR. BETTYE BOBROFF

505-867-2317

T003E90065;


BAYSIDE

NY

ROBERT RUTH

718-631-6982

T003E00074


BROOKLYN

NY

JULIA SANCHEZ

718-935-3891

T003E10041


BROOKLYN

NY

EILEEN M. MAY

718-236-3618

T003E10081


BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-935-2564

T003E20094


BROOKLYN

NY

ANGELO GATTO

718-236-3827

T003E90086

NEW YORK CITY/CMTY S.D. #18

BROOKLYN

NY

PHYLLIS GONON

718-257-7504

T003E90153


BROOKLYN

NY

EDITH SOTO

718-330-9349

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Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

2hone No.

T003E20119

BUFFALO CITY SCH DIST

BUFFALO

NY

SAMUEL J. ALESSI

716-897-8131

T003E20008

N.Y.C. COMMUNITY SCH DIST 30Q

LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

JAMES DOUNIS

718-729-6380

T003E20098

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL

LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

ROBERT DURKIN

718-937-1610

T003E80042


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

NANCY S. DUNETZ

718-482-5460

T003E20073


NEW YORK

NY

MR. GILBERT TURCHIN

212-678-2918

T003E80010


NEW YORK

NY

RAY ROSENBERG

212-349-9120

T003E10106


CINCINNATI

OH

NELIDA MIETTA-FONTANA

513-369-4937

T003E20059

PARMA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

PARMA

OH

NANCY BUSHMAN

216-885-2321

T003E90148


COLCORD

OK

DALE GARNER

918-326-4107

T003E10024


DUSTIN

OK

HARLENE GREEN

918-656-3230

T003E90003

HULBERT SCHOOL 1-16

HULBERT

OK

LORETTA SHADE

918-772-3111

T003E20155

NORMAN PUBLIC SCHOOL

NORMAN

OK

MS. NANCY O'BRIAN

405-366-5872

T003E00026


TAHLEQUAH

OK

DR. BARBARA STAGGS

918-458-4100

T003E20154

WELCH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WELCH

OK

JUDY BRYAN

918-788-3222

T003E20081

KLAMATH UNION HIGH

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

CHARLES FRIES

503-883-4744

T003E20090

KLAMATH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

LYNN CORWIN

503-883-5000

T003E90122


KLAMATH FALLS

OR

CHARLES M. FRIES

503-883-4744

T003E20164

MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

LEXINGTON

OR

DAVE YOUNGBLUTH

503-481-2525

T003E00108


DIST

PENDLETON

OR

KAY FENIMORE-SMITH

503-276-6616

T003E00052


PHILIDELPHIA

PA

THOMAS C. ROSICA

215-299-7842

T003E00154


AUSTIN

TX

NILDA GARCIA

512-499-1701

T003E10020


DEL RIO

TX

AL CERVANTES

512-774-9278

T003E90205


EL PASO

TX

MARIA G. ARIAS

915-858-0912

T003E20007

KINGSVILLE I.S.D.

KINGSVILLE

TX

MARY ANN COLIN

512-592-3387

T003E00126


SAN ANTONIO

TX

MARY ESTHER BERNAL

512-227-2384

T003E90111

SOUTH SAN ANTONIO, I.

S. D.

SAN ANTONIO

TX

GUADALUPE V. MONTEZ

512-924-5026

T003E90160


SAN ANTONIO

TX

NOAH A. RODRIGUEZ

512-921-4455

T003E90073


SALT LAKE CITY

UT

ANTONIO GONZALES

801-268-8582

TO03E90095


SALT LAKE CITY

UT

LYNN T. WOOD

801-484-4343

T003E80008


ARLINGTON

VA

DR. EMMA VIOLAND-SANCHEZ

703-358-6095

T003E20086

FEDERAL WAY SCHOOL DISTRICT

FEDERAL WAY

WA

SHERRELLE WALKER

206-941-0100

T003E20016

THE BETHEL SCHOOL DISTRICT

SPANAWAY

WA

PATRICK PLAMONDON

206-536-7288

T003E90035

VANCOUVER SCHOOL DISTI-

TVANCOUVER

WA

DAVID IRWIN

206-696-7269

T003E00043


ETHETE

WY

GARRETT E. GOGGLES

307-332-2992

T003E90167


KOROR

TT

MASA-AKI N. EMESIOCHL

488-2570


TO03N10017

ALAMEDA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

ALAMEDA

CA

SUZANNE LABARE

510-748-4096

TO03N10002

FULLERTON JOINT UNION HIGH SCH D

FULLERTON

CA

HUGH HILL

714-671-4369

T003N20053

HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION H.S. DIST

HUNTINGTON BEACH

CA

MS. SHIRLEY PYLE

714-964-3339

T003N20050

PLACENTIA-YORBA LINDA UNI SCHL

PLACENTIA

CA

MARI HATTER

714-528-1007

T003N20020


SAN JOSE

CA

ALBERT L. MORENO

408-998-6112

20

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NI

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MI

SIN

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N M

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PY92 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003N10039


VISALIA

CA

SUZANNE MONROE

209-730-7570

T003N20057

BALTIMORE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BALTIMORE

MD

CARL HYMAN

410-396-8614

T003N10049


PORTLAND

ME

GRAYCE E. STUDLEY

T003N20002

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHLS (1)

BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-935-4853

T003N10046


HARTSHORNE

OK

JOANN BATES

918-297-2535

T003N10051


PAWTUCKET

RI

IVA P. DA SILVA

401-728-2120

T003N10018


ALIEF

TX

BETH HARRIS

713-498-8110

T003N20022


PASADDENA

TX

GLORIA GALLEGOS

713-920-6949

T003N10015

FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ANNANDALE

VA

DR. NANCY SPRAGUE

703-698-7500

T003N20058

TACOMA SCHOOL DIST NO 10

TACOMA

WA

MINH-ANH HODGE

206-596-1140

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MO

MN

MI

MI

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Grant No.

Grantee

City,

State.

Project Director

Phone No.

T003L10069


ZUNI

NM

GUS KEENE, JR.

505-782-5511

T003L10085

OSAGE COUNTY COOP/WYNONA LEA

AVANT

OK

CLAIRE BARBER

918-263-2003

T003L20013

PROVIDENCE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

PROVIDENCE

RI

CHARLENE HEINTZ

401-456-9444

T003L10079


FREMONT COUNTY

WY

MARGARET J. PUEBLA

307-856-4147

22

5u

IM M

IIN

NI

F193 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grados 9-12

Transitional Bilingual Lducation Program

Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phon No.

T003A10047


ONEONTA

AL

KRETZSCHMER,

PAULA

205-274-8895

T003A00198


GANADO

AZ

BEGAY

EVELYN

602-755-3436

T003A10154


SANDERS

AZ

ROSIER, HELEN

602-688-2703

T003A90103


TUCSON

AZ

ABALOS,

JULIA

602-741-2516

T003A90281


ANAHEIM

CA

INGLE

JOAN

714-999-3553

T003A00226

AZUSA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

AZUSA

CA

COOLEY

MARK

818-967-6211

T003A00134


BALDWIN PARK

CA

PEREZ, ANNA

EXT.31

818-962-3311

T003A10263


BELLFLOWER

CA

JOHNSON

JEANETTE

213-866-9011

T003A10067


BOONVILLE

CA

SNEED

MARLENE

704-895-3774

T003A90125


BRAWLEY

CA

MENVIELLE

LINDA

619-344-3560

T003A20188


CHINO

CA

HERNANDEZ

JEAN

909-591-3902

TOU3A20370


COVINA

CA

CONKLIN

DEAN

818-966-8331

T003A20033


DALY CITY

CA

PEREZ

PABLO

415-756-0300

T003A20324


DIXON

CA

TOGNETTI

GEORGE

916-678-5573

T003A10104

DOS PALOS JOINT UNION H. S. D.

DOS PALOS

CA

WALL

ERNIR

209-392-2131

T003A00159


FORT BRAGG

CA

FUNK

S. LEE

707-961-2850

T003A90013

GEYERSVILLE UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

GEYERSVILLE

CA

ARTIGA

LISA

707-857-3592

T003A10122

CABRILLO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

HALF MOON BAY

CA

SPIELLER

SHEILA

415-726-7128

T003A90203


HAYWARD

CA

MCCALL-PEREZ

ZAIDA

510-783 4174

T003A90043


INDIO

CA

CLIME, TONY

EXT.5424

619-775-3500

T003A10245


KERMAN

CA

PATRON

ROSE

209-846-5383

T003A10229


LINDSAY

CA

FRIESEN

CARMEN

209-562-8509

T003A90031


LODI

CA

CAROL

RIVAS

209-331-7026

T003A90149


NORCO

CA

FINDLEY,

YOLANDA

714-736-5085

T003A00013


REDDING

CA

SKEETE

ELAINE

916-225-0291

T003A90075


REDWOOD CITY

CA

BURCHYNS

PETER

415-802-5314

T003A00136


SAN DIEGO

CA

HEATH

DONNA

619-753-6491

T003A20322


SAN DIEGO

CA

CASCO,

DOLLY

619-571-7203

T003A00146


SAN FRANCISCO

AVENIDA

LIGAYA

415-469-4777

T003A10077


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA

LIGAYA

415-469-4777

T003A00075


SAN JOSE

CA

BISHOP

RITA

408-371-0960

T003A90133


SAN JOSE

CA

MORENO

ALBERT

408-998-6112

T003A90168

SANTA BARBARA SCHOOL DISTRICT

SANTA BARBARA

CA

DURAN

LIDIA

805-963-4331

T003A10210


STOCKTON

CA

LOPEZ,

DORCAS

209-953-4514

T003/00224


THERMAL

CA

GALLEGOS

JOE

619-399-5137

T003A90014


UKIAH

CA

TURNER

IRMA

707-463-5286

T003A00203


WATSONVILLE

CA

TOTH, JANETTE

408-728-6988

T003A20307


WOODLAND

CA

GARCIA

ROSENDO

916-662-0201

T003A20164

DENVER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

DENVER

CO

DE LEON, PATRICIA ANA

303-764-3631

T003A20217


FORT LUPTON

CO

GADDIS, ANNETTE

303-573-5098

T003A10216


WASHINGTON

DC

IZQUIERDO,

ELENA

202-724-4178

T003A00048


FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

TERREL, NANCY G.

305-765-6901

23

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1111

1111

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MO

FY93 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grader 9-12


Zducation Program

Grant No.

Grantee

City

Stato

Project Director

Phone No.

T003A00125


HONOLULU

HI

ONGTECO,

BELEN

808-396-2521

T003A10061


HONOLULU

HI

PANGILINAN

GLORIA

808-396-2522

T003A90242


COLUMBUS JUNCTION

IA

KISNER

JOYCE

319-728-2231

T003A00224


DAVENPORT

IA

WATTS

RITA

319-323-9951

T003A20127


SIOUX CITY

IA

DONAWAY

CAROLINE

712-279-6079

T003A00258


STORM LAKE

IA

PARMAN

LARRY

712-732-8060

T003A00250


BOSTON

MA

PERRIN,

JEANNE

617-635-8439

T003A00163


BROCKTON

MA

EVORA JOSE

508-580-7508

T003A10261


BROCKTON

MA

EVORA

JOSE

508-580-7508

T003A90306


LOWELL

MA

O'DONNELL ANN

508-937-7697

T003A20236


NEW BEDFORD

MA

NANOPOULOS

CONSTANTIN

508-997-4511

T003A20302

MSAD #33

ST AGATHA

ME

ALBERT GILBERT

207-543-6400

T003A00066


BATTLE CREEK

MI

ROWAN, ANNETTE

ANNETTE

616-965-9470

T003A10038


DEARBORN

MI

ARRAF

SRAREEN

313-730-3030

T003A90241


POINTIAC

MI

ETIENNE MARIA

313-857-8159

T003A90187


MINNEAPOLIS

MN

WEIMER WENDY

612-627-2805

T003A00083

HAYS/LODGE POLE SCHOOLS - SD #50

HAYS

MT

ALLEN MINERVA

406-673-3120

T003A10342

FORT YATES SCHOOL DISTRICT #4

FORT YATES

ND

BLUE

DENNIS

701-854-3887

T003A20024


MANDAREE

ND

EAGLE

WAYNE WHIT

701-759-3311

T003A10004


NEW TOWN

ND

BLUESTONE

MARK

701-627-4048

T003A00241

SOLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SOLEN

ND

HOUCK,

BRUCE

701-544-3331

T003A20351


GRAND ISLAND

NE

PLUGGE, LANE, DR.

LANE

308-381-5900

T003A10112


ALBUQUERQUE

NM

SANDOVAL,

WILL

505-883-0440

T003A90265

JEMEZ MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS

GALLINA

NM

ROBINSON

MARY

505-638-5491

T003A10275


TAOS

NM

TENOREO,

OCLIDRIO

505-758-7414

T003A10180


WAGON MOUND

NM

LOPEZ

DOLORES

505-666-2206

T003A00205

NYC BD ED/BRONX SPEC ED REG'L OFC

BRONX

NY

WISHNER JERRY

212-892-5527

T003A00208

NYC BD OF ED/AUXILIARY SVCS H.S.

BRONX

NY

RIVERA

FREEBIE

212-292-7427

T003A90063

NYC BD OF EDUCATION/S BRONX H.S.

BRONX

NY

WESTERBAND

NANCY

212-665-1477

T003A00174

NYC BD OF ED/HIGH SCH FUNDED PROG

BROOKLYN

NY

LAW

TIM

718-236-3427

T003A00189


BROOKLYN

NY

RULLAN ARCHIE

718-388-6318

T003A00209


BROOKLYN

NY

VEGA GILBERTO

718-236-3539

T003A00221


BROOKLYN

NY

SANCHEZ

JULIA

718-236-3310

T003A10087


BROOKLYN

NY

WONG

PAUL

718-236-3427

T003A10116


BROOKLYN

NY

LAUNAY/ANASTASIADIS JANINE

718-236-3584

T003A10130


BROOKLYN

NY

GATTO ANGELO

718-236-3827

.T003A10148


BROOKLYN

NY

ANASTASIADIS

JANINE

718-236-3584

T003A10250


BROOKLYN

NY

LABIANCA

DANIEL

718-387-8880

T003A20081


'BROOKLYN

NY

SANCHEZ

JULIA

718-236-3310

T003A20173


BROOKLYN

NY

LAW

TIM

718-236-3427

T003A20184


BROOKLYN

NY

MORIN

YANICK

738-236-3544

T003A20290


BROOKLYN

NY

FALKOWSKY

CHARLOTTE

718-332-2003

24

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NM

MI I

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NM

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1Y93 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003A90092


BROOKLYN

NY

LAW

TIM

718-236-3427

T003A90111

NYC BOARD OF ED/SOUTH SHORE HS

BROOKLYN

NY

SEIMAN

FLORENCE

718-251-5201

T003A90123

NYC BOAAD OF ED./BROOKLYN PUB HS

BROOKLYN

NY

ABRAMS

SANDRA

718-531-4454

T003A90139

NYC BOARD OF ED/ERASMUS HALL HS

-BROOKLYN

NY

RAYMOND

YVES

718-282-7803

T003A90330


BROOKLYN

NY

MORIN

YANICK

718-236-3544

T003A90129

NYC BOARD OF ED/LONG ISLAND H. S.

CORONA

NY

PAN-LOO

MARGARET

718-699-5098

T003A90166


FLUSHING

NY

SCHWARTZAPFEL

HAROLD

718-480-4164

T003A10056


FOREST HILLS

NY

GOLDENBACK

GARY

718-830-8853

T003A00025


NEW YORK

NY

ROSENBERG

RAY

212-602-9700

T003A90008

NYC BOARD OF ED./CMTY. S. D. *1

NEW YORK

NY

ROSENBERG

RAY

212-349-9120

T003A90171


NEW YORK

NY

MANERO,

VICTORIA

212-769-7504

T003A90174


NEW YORK

NY

SOTO,

MARIA

212-918-2700

T003A00155

NYC BOARD OF ED/COMMUNITY S D 75

NEW YORK CITY

NY

RAMOSA

AWILDA

212-779-7200

T003A00079


WORTHINGTON

OH

HOLSCHUH

MARY

614-431-8636

T003A20049


CLINTON

OK

NOWAKA, FAY DR.

405-323-1832

T003A10251


RED ROCK

OK

SHIEVER, STEVE

405-723-4361

T003A10307


SALINA

OK

COLVIN, BETH

918-458-5334

T003A20242


SALINA

OK

COLVIN

BETH

918-458-5334

T003A20299


SALLISAW

OK

POINDEXTER

BEN

918-773-8761

T003A90066

STILWELL PUBILC SCHOOLS 1-25

STILWELL

OK

EUBANKS,

MAX

918-696-4228

T003A90185


STILWELL

OK

BONAPARTE

JOE

918-696-4322

T003A10103


WELEETKA

.OK

PARRISH

DAN

405-786-2203

T003A10349


WYNONA

OK

FRAZIER

SUSAN

918-263-2003

T003A10003


MCMINNVILLE

OR

CHASE

JASMINE

503-472-1431

T003A10290


ONTARIO

OR

ROSALEZ

DAVID

503-889-5374

T003A90136

RICHLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DIST #1

COLUMBIA

SC

PARKS, SYLVIA

803-733-6050

T003A20325

TODD CTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #66-1

MISSION

SD

GASPER,

DENNIS

605-856-2324

T003A10254

SPRNG BRANCH INDEPENDENT S. D.

HOUSTON

TX

DONOVAN

RENATE

713-464-8246

T003A90143


SAN ANTONIO

TX

RODRIQUEZ

NOAH

512-921-4455

T003A20038

GRANGER SCHOOL DISTRICT #204

GR

WA

ZECCHINO

T003A20010

ORONDO SCHOOL DISTRICT #13

ORONDO

WA

REESE,

TOM

509-784-2443

T003A90027

REPUBLIC OF PALAU/MINISTRY OF ED.

KOROR

TT

EMESIOCHOL

MASA-AKI

680-488-2570

()Iath/Science Priority)

T003D30085

ESCONDIDO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

ESCONDIDO

CA

STONE

IRENE

619-480-3021

T003D30369

ALAMEDA CTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

HAYWARD

CA

SANCHEZ,

FRANCISCA

510-670-4233

T003D30042

LATON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

LATON

CA

CANNON

PAUL

209-923-9544

T003D30179

SAN MATEO CTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

REDWOOD CITY

CA

ESPINOSA

JUAN

415-802-5617

T003D30044

SALINAS UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

SALINAS

CA

MCCARTHY

CANDACE

408-753-4192

T0O3D30295

CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO

CA

PURRINGTON

LINDA

714-489-7257

T003D30207

VENTUA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

VENTURA

CA

ROBLES

JENNIFER

805-641-5000

T003D30009

MAPLETON PUBLIC SCHOLS

DENVER

CO

DIAZ

FRIEDA

303-288-6681

25

111.

NM

MB

MI N

S IN

S N

B M

B M

I MI M

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Transitional Bilingual Zducation Program

Grant No.

Grante

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003D30054

CITY OF LYNN SCHOOL COMMITTE

LYNN

MA

BENSON

ALAN

617-593-1680

T003D30040

MAINE SCHOOL ADMIN

TURNER

ME

LEVESQUE

LEON

207-225-3406

T003D30059

BOX ELDER HIGH SCHOOL DIST 13-G

BOX ELDER

MT

ROSETTE

TIM

406-352-4195

T003D30347

PENASCO INDEPENDENT SCH DIST #4

PENASCO

NM

LUCERO

DAVID

505-587-2502

T003D30084


BROOKLYN

NY

HERNANDEZ

LILLIAN

718-935-3911

T003D30138


BROOKLYN

NY

SEGAN

FRANCES

718-935-3911

T003D30142


BROOKLYN

NY

ELIEZER

PARRILLA

718-330-9345

T003D30242. PROJECT CUATRO CASAS

BROOKLYN

NY

FISHKIN

DANA

718-588-5609

T003D30305


BROOKLYN

NY

ANASTASIADIS

JANINE

718-236-3584

T003D30154


FOREST HILLS

NY

GOLDENBACK

GARY

718-830-8853

T003D30325

LONG BEACH CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

LONG BEACH

NY

MEYERS. MARITZA

516-897-2027

T003D30101

PROJECT VIDA

NEW YORK

NY

MUNOS-FEDER

ELISA

212-475-2667

T003D30248


NEW YORK

NY

SID

KATHERINE

212-673-8896

T003D30170

WILSON INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

HENRYETTA

OK

TO BE HIRED

JWARDEN

918-652-3374

T003D30378

BENAVIDES INDEP SCH DIST/HIGH SCH

BENAVIDES

TX

VELA,

MARIO

512-246-3383

T003D30315

WEST TEXAS STATE SCHOOL

PYOTE

TX

TREVINO

JERRY

915-389-5555

T003D30076

KENNEWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT

KENNEWICK

WA

SEEMAN

MARILYN

509-736-2280

T003D30030

WAHLUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 73

MATTAWA

WA

CANTRELL

ROGER

509-932-4565

T003D30323

WALLA WALLA PUBLIC SCHOOLS #140

WALLA WALLA

WA

HERNANDEZ

SERGIO

509-527-3020


T003M20086


CALEXICO

CA

MORENO, ROBERTO

619-357-7362

T003M10023


HAYWARD

CA

MCCALL-PEREZ, ZAIDA

510-783-0514

T003M20072


MOUNTAIN VIEW

CA

GOODHEART, EMILY

415-960-8859

T003M10050


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA, LIGAYA

415-469-4777

T003M10025


SAN JOSE

CA

BISHOP, RITA

408-371-0960

T003M20022


SAN JOSE

CA

MORENO, ALBERT L.

408-998-6112

T003M10047


SANTA ANA

CA

COLON-MUNIZ, ANAIDA

714-558-5855

T003M20003


SANTA ANA

CA

COLON-MUNIZ, ANAIDA

714-558-5855

T003M10022


WHITTIER

CA

CHRISTINA RIVERA

213-698-8121

T003M20045


FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

TERREL, NANCY

305-767-8413

T003M20094


LINCOL

NE

STEINER, DEILA

402-436-1989

T003M10018


BROOKLYN

NY

ADLER, NANCY VILLARREAL DE

718-935-3182

T003M20033


BROOKLYN

NY

GOTTO, ANGELO

718-236-3310

T003M20059


BROOKLYN

NY

YANIK MORIN

718-236-3539

T003M20065


BROOKLYN

NY

SEIMAN, FLORENCE

718-251-5201

T003M10027


BUFFALO

NY

ALESSI

SAMUEL

716-897-8131

T003M20044


NEW YORK

NY

RAY ROSENBERG

212-349-9120

T003M20063

COMMUNITY SCHOOL.DISTRICT 2

NEW YORK

NY

ABREU, ROSENDO

212-337-8769

26

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M M

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1111

1110

Man

MS

YY93 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grante

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003C00044


CULVER CITY

CA

DAVIS

JOAN

213-839-4361

T003C20040


WOODLAND

CA

GARCIA, ROSENDO

916-662-0201

27

6

OM

MI

MI

1111

0111

11M

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MI

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NM



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003E00134


CHEVAK

AK

MR. WEINBERG

B.A.

907-858-7713

T003E90056


UNALAKLEET

AK

HICKERSON, JIM

907-624-3611

T003E00036


COCONINO

AZ

FILLERUP, MICHAEL

602-527-6108

T003E9O142

GANADO U. S. D./GANADO MIDDLE SCH

GANADO

AZ

BOGAY

EVELYN

602-755-3436

T003E2O136


GLENDALE

AZ

BELL, BARBARA

602-842-1251

T003E2O137


YUMA

AZ

SCHERZ

SUSAN

602-329-2243

T003E10044


ALHAMBRA

CA

DESANTOS

MARY

818-308-2495

T003E00040


ANAHEIM

CA

LUCERO

PHILLIP

714-999-3738

T003E20029


CARMICHAEL

CA

OGLE

ROBERT

916-971-7221

T003E20111


DOWNEY

CA

MELGOZA MARIA

818-786-0287

T003E00025


ESCALON

CA

MEDEIRAS

VERN

209-838-3591

T003E00063


ESCONDIDO

CA

STONE

IRENE

619-480-3021

T003E9O155


FREMONT

CA

SANTILLAN

LINDA

510-656-4179

'11003E20097

FULLERTON JNT UNION HIGH SCH DIST

FULLERTON

CA

PARSONS

ALYCE

310-905-9814

T003E90026


FULLERTON

CA

HILL

DEANNA

714-870-3535

T003E9O135


GLENDALE

CA

PETROSSIAN, ALICE

818-241-3111

T003E9O163


GLENDALE

CA

PETROSSIAN, ALICE

818-241-3111

T003E25153


GLENDORA

CA

HESS

CLAY

818-963-1611

T003E20006


LA MESA

CA

KERR

JEAN

619-465-3131

T003E9O105

LOMPOC U.

S. D./LOMPOC SENIOR HS

LOMPOC

CA

ALBRIGHT

ED

805-736-2371

T003E2O170


MARTINEZ

CA

PEARSON

LINDA

510-313-0480

T003E2O138


MARYVILLE

CA

TITUS,

PAULA

916-741-6051

T003E90055


MISSION VIEJO

CA

QUEZADA, MARIA

714-586-1234

T003E2O109


NAPA

CA

RUE, VIRGINIA

707-253-3526

T003E00059


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

BODROGI

ROSEMARIE

714-760-3300

T003E20001


ORANGE

CA

KNAPP

ZONDRA

714-997-6883

T003E9O176

SAN jOSE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN JOSE

CA

MORENO ALBERT

408-998-6112

T003E10083


SAN LEANDRO

CA

CROCE-GOODE

PAM

510-667-3529

T003E20005


SAN MATEO

CA

MCEVOY

JACQUELINE

415-696-0251

T003E2O127


STOCKTON

CA

GRAHAM

KATHLEEN

209-953-8989

T003E2O148


SUNNYVALE

CA

STONE

MARY

408-522-2231

T003E90031


TUSTIN

CA

TAYLOR

JAN

714-730-7380

T003E00142


VALLEJO

CA

BYE

TOM

707-644-8921

T003E00147


VISALIA

CA

MONROE

SUZANNE

209-730-7570

T003E20053


YUBA CITY

CA

DYE

RICHARD

916-741-5200

T003E90119

BOULDER VALLEY S. D. RE2J

BOULDER

CO

WIDGER,

LYNN

303-447-5073

T003E20022


GOLDEN

CO

JAYNES, PATRICIA

303-273-6644

T003E20051


LONGMONT

CO

GIBBONS, TOM

303-772-7775

T003E90041


WASHINGTON

DC

IZQUIERDO, DR. ELENA

202-724-4745

T003E20048


NAPLES

FL

TORRES

BERNICE

813-643-2700

T003E20004


LAWRENCEVILLE

GA

GANTT, GWEN

404-822-6526

T003E20157

BLACKFOOT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1155

BLACKFOOT

ID

HEALY

PATRICIA

208-785-8810

28

63



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003E10071

ADDISON SCHOOL DISTRICT #4

ADDISON

IL

CASTELLANO

JAIME

708-628-2500

T003E10148


BURBANK

IL

DRAKER, LARRY

708-599-7200

T003E90077

NW SUBURBAN SPECIAL EDUCATION ORG

MT. PROSPECT

IL

BRAULT, JUDITH C.

708-577-7749

T003E2O126


LIBERAL

KS

SCOTT

SHIRLEY

316-626-3800

T003E2O105


FLORENCE

KY

WETEKAMP

TED DR.

606-283-1003

T003E10126

JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLfC SCHOOLS

LOUISVILLE

KY

PAUL

JOYCE

502-473-3290

T003E20133


BATON ROUGE

LA'

WHITE

GLADYS

504-922-5513

T003E10134


HARVEY

LA

PHILLIPS, JOEL

504-348-2891

T003E90023

OuACHITA PARISH SCHOOL SYSTEM/LEA

MONROE

LA

DOUGLAS, SAMUEL

318-388-2711

T003E20033


SHREVEPORT

LA

RINAUDO

MARIE

318-636-0210

T003E9O108

HARFORD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOOLS

BEL AIR

MD

BENNETT,

HARVE

410-838-7300

T003E20052

QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY BOARD OF EDUC

CENTREVILLE

MD

GOLEBIEWSKA. TERESA

410-758-2403

T003E20018


ELLICOTT CITY

MD

CARR

CELESTINE

410-313-6633

T003E20066

M.S.A.D. NO 71

KENNEBUNK

ME

BOUCHARD

DONALD

207-985-3935

T003E9O128


HAMTRAMCK

MI

HADDAD, SAMIR

313-366-3033

T003E00099

L'ANSE AREA SCHOOLS

L'ANSE

MI

KETOL, LYNN

906-524-7171

T003E20025


MT. CLEMENS

MI

RICE

PATTY

313-228-3461

T003E20083


WAYNE

MI

STORCHAN, KATHY

313-467-1604

T003E10056


BOX ELDER

MT

SWAN

ROBERT

406-395-4291

T003E00158


II

28

ST. IGNATIUS

MT

REEVE

SARAH

406-745-3811

T003E20003

FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT

FARGO

ND

VANNOTE

MICHELE

701-241-4767

T003E90043


LAVISTA

NE

GEORGE SPILKER

402-339-3411

T003E10142


NASHUA

NH

ANKARBERG MARK

603-594-4311

T003E20011

BOARD OF EDUCATION

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

ROYBAL

,GENARO

505-883-0440

T003E00074


BROOKLYN

NY

SANCHEZ

JULIA

718-236-3310

T003E10041


BROOKLYN

NY

VEGA

GILBERTO

718-236-3539

T003E10081


BROOKLYN

NY

CUSIMANO VINCENT

718-891-8819

T003E20094


BROOKLYN

NY

WONG, PAUL

718-236-3427

T003E9O153


BROOKLYN

NY

PARRILLA, ELIEZER

718-330-9349

T003E20119


BUFFALO

NY

ALESSI

SAMUEL

716-897-8131

T003E20008


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

DOUNIS

JAMES

718-729-6380

4'003E20098


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

DURKIN, ROBERT

718-937-1610

T003E20073


NEW YORK

NY

SWINNEY, RUTH

212-678-2918

T003E10106


CINCINNATI

OH

BLASH, DIANE

513-533-5740

T003E20059


PARMA

OH

BUSHMAN, NANCY

216-885-2321

T003E90234


BARNSDALL

OK

CALDWELL,

JAMES

918-847-2271

T003E9O148


COLCORD

OK

GARNER,

DALE

918-326-4107

T003E10024


DUSTIN

OK

HARLENE

GREEN

918-656-3230

T003E90003

HULBERT SCHOOL 1-16

HULBERT

OK

LORETTA

SHADE

918-772-3111

T003E20155


NORMAN

OK

BUCHWALD,

CATHY

405-366-5872

T003E9O159


NORMAN

OK

WORK

JOE

405-329-7691

T003E90091

SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1-93

SHAWNEEE

OK

HANEY, MARY

MARY

405-273-0653

29

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9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

T003E00026


TAHLEQUAH

OK

MORRISL

DARRELL

918-458-4192

T003E20154


WELCH

OK

BRIAN

JUDY

918-788-3222

T003E20081

KLAMATH ADULT LEARNING CENTER

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

TRAVIS, BECKY

503-883-4744

T003E20090


KLAMATH FALLS

OR

HANSON

LORNA

503-883-5060

T003E9O122


KLAMATH FALLS

OR

TRAVIS

BECKY

503-883-4747

T003E20164


LEXINGTON

OR

YOUNGBLUTH

DAVE

503-481-2525

T003E00108


DIST

PENDLETON

OR

TRESHAM

JANN

503-567-0621

T003E90102


SALEM

OR

GARCIA

ERNESTINE

503-588-5361

T003E00052


PHILIDELPHIA

PA

ROSICA, THOMAS DR.

215-299-7842

T003E00154


AUSTIN

Tx

GARCIA NILDA

512-451-8411

T003E90057

CANUTILLO INDEP SCHOOL DIST./LEA

CANUTILLO

TX

GIANELLI

MARGE

915-877-3757

T003E10020


DEL RIO

TX

CERVANTES AL

512-774-9278

T003E90205


EL PASO

TX

ARIAS

MARIA

915-858-0912

T003E00126


SAN ANTONIO

TX

BERNAL MARY

512-227-2384

T003E90053


SAN ANTONIO

TX

RODRIQUEZ

NOAH

512-921-4455

T003E90111


S. D.

SAN ANTONIO

TX

MONTEZ

GUADALUPE

512-924-5026

T003E90160


SAN ANTONIO

TX

RODRIQUEZ,

NOAH

512-921-4455

T003E90073


SALT LAKE CITY

UT

GONZALES, ANTONIO

801-268-8582

T003E90095

SALT LAEE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

SALT LAKE CITY

UT

WOOD

LYNN

801-484-4343

T003E10002


ARLINGTON

VA

VIOLAND-SANCHEZ

EMM.

703-358-6095

T003E20086


FEDERAL WAY

WA

VAUGHAN

JEAN

206-941-0100

T003E00043


ETHETE

WY

GOGGLES

GARRET

307-332-2992

T003E90167


KOROR

TT

EMESIOCHL

MASA-AKI

680-488-2570

(Magnet Schools Priority)

T003F10013


BATON ROUGE

LA

WHITE, GLADYS

504-922-5513

(Math/Science Priority)

T003K30140

FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH SD

FAIRBANKS

AK

BITTER

BOBBIE

907-452-2000

T003K30132

MT. DIABLO UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT

CONCORD

CA

RONDEAU

LINDA

510-682-8000

T003K30055

LIVERMORE VALLEY JOINT UNIFIED SD

LIVERMORE

CA

FITZPATRICK

J PATRICK

415-447-9500

T003K30087

OKEECHOBEE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

OKEECHOBEE

FL

KIRK

ZELLA

813-763-3725

T003K30086

KISMET-PLAINS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

KISMET

KS

MILLER,

D316-563-7292

T003K30049

MISSOULA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DIST

MISSOULA

MT

GRASSESCHI,

NANCY

406-728-2402

T003K30017

POPLAR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

POPLAR

MT

SULLIVAN

DOUGLAS

406-768-3410

T003K30121

ITHACA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

ITHACA

NY

MEZA-DE-LA-VEGA

MARIA

607-272-0715

T003K30021

MILTON-FREEWATER DISTRICT #31

MILTON-FREEWATER

OR

WALTERS

CLIFF

503-938-6614

30

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OTant No.

Grant

City

State

Project Director

Phone No.

(Recent :rrivals Priority)

T003N10017


ALAMEDA

CAp

LA BARE, SUZANNE

415-748-4096

T003N20053


HUNTINGTON

BEACH

CA

MANGELIS

JAN

714-964-3339

T003N20050


PLACENTIA

CA

HATTER, MARI

714-528-1007

T003N20020


SAN JOSE

CA

MORENO, ALBERT L.

408-998-6112

T003N10039


VISALIA

CA

MONROE

SUZANNE

209-730-7570

T003N20057


BALTIMORE

MD

CARL HYMAN

410-396-8614

T003N10049


PORTLAND

ME

STUDLEY, GRAYCE E.

207-874-8135

T003N10046


HARTSHORNE

OK

HENRY WARD

918-297-2296

T003N10051


PAWTUCKET

RI

DASILVA, IVA P.

401-729-6380

T003N10018


ALIEF

TX

HARRIS,

BETH

713-498-8110

T003N20022


PASADDENA

TX

GALLEGOS, GLORIA

713-920-6949

T003N10015


ANNANDALE

VA

SPRAGUE,

NANCY

703-698-7500

T003N20058


TACOMA

WA

HODGE, MINH-ANH

206-596-1140

.31

6

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1111

1111

1111

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Grant No.

Grantee

Citv

State

Project Director

T003L10069


ZUNI

NM

KEENE

GUS

T003L20013


PROVIDENCE

RI

HEINTZ

CHARLENE

.3 2

Phone No.

505-782-5511

401-456-9444

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Title VII Services to Native American Students:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs


Prepared by:


Arlington, Virginia 22209-2023(703) 276-0677

(Contract # T292001001)

Submittrd

November 16. 1994


The following report provides information for Title VII Part A projects serving NativeAmerican students. Throughout this report, the term "Native American" is used to refer tostudents from Native American language backgrounds and Alaskan Native languagebackgrounds. In FY93, Native American students were served by projects within thefollowing six programs: Transitional Bilingual Education, Transitional Bilingual Education(Math/Science Priority), Special Alternative Instructional, Special Alternative Instructional(Math/Science Priority), Special Alternative Instructional (Recent Arrivals Priority), andSpecial Populations. The data in this report which relate to Native American students arebased on application data from 916 (92.1%) of the total 995 Part A projects that were fundedin FY93.

Notes: Table 1

Table 1 presents the total number of projects serving students and thenumber of projects that serve Native American students. Overall, 197projects serve one or more Native American students. Of those projectsserving Native American students, 102 (51.8%) serve Native Americanstudents only.

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TABLE 1

Number of Projects Serving Native AMerican Students by Program Type*:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs

(Source: FY93 Title VII Application Database)

Program TypeTotal Number

of Projects

Number of ProjectsServing Native

American Students

Number of ProjectsServing Only Native

American Students

Transitional Bilingual Education

Regular 411 81 48

Math/Science Priority 127 33 17

Recent Arrivals Priority 49

Developmental Bilingual Education ,

Regular 42 ^

Magnet Schools Priority 2

Special Alternative Instructional

Regular 255 63 , 29

Magnet Schools Priority 2

Math/Science Priority 32 7 2

Recent Arrivals Priority 28 2 1

Special Populations 47 11 5

Total 995 197 102

The data in the Total Number of Projects column are based on the total 995 projects that directly serve students. The remaining data

in this table are based on the 916 (92.1%) projects that provided data on language background. The Academic Excellence andFamily English Literacy programs do not directly serve students. Native American refers to bothNative American and Alaskan

Native students.

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Par

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ther

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361,

772

stud

ents

ser

ved

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pro

gram

s; 3

6,37

8 of

the

stud

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ved

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e N

ativ

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mer

ican

. Of

thos

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ativ

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dent

s,30

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(83

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wer

e L

EP

stud

ents

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he T

rans

ition

al B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

(Reg

ular

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ogra

m s

erve

d th

e la

rges

t num

ber

of N

ativ

e A

mer

ican

stud

ents

(16

,263

LE

P an

d no

n-L

EP)

.

77

Mil

IDS

MI

1110

1111

1111

1011

0111

1-11

111-

1111

1111

11-1

1111

1111

111-

1111

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Num

ber

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s Se

rved

by

Prog

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Typ

e*:

FY93

Titl

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II P

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gram

s(S

ourc

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Y93

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II A

pplic

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n D

atab

ase)

111

Prog

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e

Tot

al N

umbe

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Stu

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s

Num

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ofN

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Num

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Tot

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Nat

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nsiti

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Bili

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catio

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Reg

ular

167,

853

13,5

612,

702

16,2

63

Mat

h/Sc

ienc

e Pr

iori

ty61

,860

4,92

02,

031

6,95

1

Rec

ent A

rriv

als

Prio

rity

13,7

05

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Reg

ular

11,1

56

Mag

net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity1,

256

Spec

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ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal

Reg

ular

76,9

529,

268

896

10,1

64

Mag

net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity17

6

Mat

h/Sc

ienc

e Pr

iori

ty9,

980

589

200

789

Rec

ent A

rriv

als

Prio

rity

8,90

936

90

369

Spec

ial P

opul

atio

ns9,

925

1,66

417

81,

842

Tot

al36

1,77

230

,371

6,00

736

,378

The

dat

a in

this

tabl

e ar

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sed

on 9

16 p

roje

cts

(92.

1% o

f th

e to

tal 9

95 p

roje

cts)

that

pro

vide

d da

ta o

n la

ngua

ge b

ackg

roun

d. T

he A

cade

mic

Exc

elle

nce

and

Fam

ily E

nglis

h L

itera

cy P

rogr

ams

do n

ot d

irec

tly s

erve

stu

dent

s.N

ativ

e A

mer

ican

ref

ers

to b

oth

Nat

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an a

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pre

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e am

ount

of

fund

ing

for

Part

A p

roje

cts

serv

ing

Nat

ive

Am

eric

an s

tude

nts

as c

ompa

red

to f

undi

ng f

or a

ll Pa

rt A

proj

ects

that

ser

ve s

tude

nts

dire

ctly

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t A p

roje

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that

pro

vide

dire

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rvic

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stu

dent

sre

ceiv

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mos

t $13

8.6

mill

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infu

ndin

g.A

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xim

atel

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8.1

mill

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(13.

0 pe

rcen

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the

tota

l $13

8.6

mill

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was

use

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pro

ject

s to

ser

ve N

ativ

e A

mer

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stud

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ever

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light

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actu

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mou

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f fu

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the

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larg

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mou

nt o

f fu

ndin

g to

war

d se

rvic

es to

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anst

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$8,2

96,0

72),

fol

low

ed b

y th

e Sp

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rnat

ive

Inst

ruct

iona

l(R

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prog

ram

($3,

975,

159)

and

the

Tra

nsiti

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Bili

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duca

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(Mat

h/Sc

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($3

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Nat

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Am

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anSt

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:FY

93 T

itle

VII

Par

t A P

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(Sou

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FY

93 T

itle

VII

App

licat

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Dat

abas

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Prog

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Typ

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Tot

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Fund

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Fund

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Fund

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Tot

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mer

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nsiti

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catio

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$57,

689,

758

$7,0

29,7

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,266

,363

$8,2

96,0

72

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0,77

4,79

0$2

,997

,557

$658

,574

$3,6

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31

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rriv

als

Prio

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$7,4

54,2

23

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ular

$6,7

13,0

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Mag

net S

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46,8

36

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ltern

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stru

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Reg

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$28,

671,

425

$3,6

97,7

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77,4

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,975

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net S

choo

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rior

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23,9

83

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ty$4

,278

,577

$301

,931

$79,

644

$381

,575

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$4,1

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240

$149

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,199

,400

$1,4

21,0

66$1

80,4

93$1

,601

,559

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38,5

96,9

98$1

5,59

7,04

1$2

,462

,478

$18,

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dat

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the

Tot

al F

undi

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olum

n ar

e ba

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on th

e to

tal 9

95 P

art A

pro

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s th

at d

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stud

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rem

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ta in

this

tabl

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6 (9

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at p

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data

on

lang

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back

grou

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cade

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and

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nglis

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tera

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do n

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ly s

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stu

dent

s. N

ativ

e A

men

can

refe

ns to

bot

h N

ativ

e A

mer

ican

and

Ala

skai

Nat

ive

stud

ents

.

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es o

f fun

ding

for

Nat

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Am

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an s

tude

nts

wer

e ca

lcul

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bas

ed o

n pr

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vel a

naly

ses,

asfo

llow

s: (

1) T

he a

mou

nt o

f est

imat

ed fu

ndin

g pe

r st

uden

t with

in e

acn

proj

ect w

as o

btai

ned

by d

ivid

ing

the

oblig

ated

fund

s fo

r th

e pr

oiec

t by

the

tota

l num

ber

of s

tude

nts

prop

osed

to b

e se

rved

. (2)

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s pe

r st

uden

t est

imat

e w

as th

en m

ultip

lier'

by th

e nu

mbe

r of

Nat

ive

Am

eric

anst

uden

ts to

be

serv

ed b

y th

e pr

ofec

t

to o

btai

n a

proj

ect-

leve

l est

imat

e of

fund

ing

for

serv

ices

to N

ativ

e A

mer

ican

stu

dent

s (3

)T

he p

roje

ct e

stim

ates

wer

e su

mm

eci t

o ob

tain

est

imat

ed a

mou

nts

of fu

nds

for

Nat

ive

Am

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anst

uden

ts fo

r

indi

vidu

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s an

d fo

r P

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pro

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s ov

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l.

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4

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incl

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bot

h st

uden

t and

fun

ding

dat

a fo

r N

ativ

e A

mer

ican

stud

ents

(L

EP

and

non-

LE

P co

mbi

ned)

. In

FY93

, 10.

1% o

f al

l stu

dent

sse

rved

in P

art A

pro

gram

s w

ere

Nat

ive

Am

eric

ans.

Thi

rtee

n pe

rcen

tof

the

fund

ing

for

Part

A p

roje

cts

was

use

d to

ser

ve N

ativ

e A

mer

ican

stud

ents

.T

his

may

slig

htly

und

eres

timat

e th

e ac

tual

am

ount

of

fund

ing

sinc

e th

e es

timat

es a

re b

ased

on

916

(92.

1%)

of th

e to

tal

proj

ects

fun

ded.

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IMM

IMIN

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BL

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Num

ber

of N

ativ

e A

mer

ican

Stu

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s an

d Fu

ndin

g fo

rSe

rvic

es to

Nat

ive

Am

eric

an S

tude

nts

by P

rogr

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ype:

FY93

Titl

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II P

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Pro

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s*(S

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Y93

Titl

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Num

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ativ

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Perc

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Fun

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Bili

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l Edu

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167,

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11.,2

639.

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7,68

9,75

8$8

,296

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14.4

%

Mat

h/Sc

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ty61

,860

6,95

111

.220

,774

,790

3,65

6,13

117

.6

Rec

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13,7

057,

454,

223

Dev

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11,1

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6,71

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Mag

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1,26

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6,83

6

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Reg

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76,9

5210

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71,4

253,

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159

13.9

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3,98

3

Mat

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980

789

7.9

4,27

8,57

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1,57

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9

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8,90

936

94.

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opul

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1,84

218

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199,

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1,60

1,55

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Ove

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361,

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7810

.1%

$138

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8,05

9,51

913

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The

lata

in th

e T

otal

Fun

ding

col

umn

are

base

d on

the

tota

l 995

Par

t A P

rote

cts

that

dire

ctly

ser

ve s

tude

nts.

The

rem

aini

ng d

ata

in th

is ta

bl?

are

base

d on

the

916

(92.

1%)

prot

ects

that

pro

vide

d da

ta o

n la

ngua

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ackg

roun

d, T

he A

cade

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Exc

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nce

and

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nglis

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do n

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stu

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s. N

ativ

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mer

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refe

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to b

oth

Nat

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Am

enca

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d A

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e st

uden

ts.

Est

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f fu

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g fo

r N

ativ

e A

mer

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stu

dent

s w

ere

calc

ulat

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ased

on

pror

ct-l

evel

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lyse

s, a

s fo

llow

s: (

1) T

he a

mou

nt o

f es

timat

ed f

undi

ng p

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tude

nt w

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h

prot

ect w

as o

btun

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y di

vidi

ng th

e ob

ligat

ed f

unds

for

the

proj

ect b

yth

e to

tal n

umbe

r of

stu

dent

s pr

opos

ed to

be

serv

ed. (

2) T

his

per

stud

ent e

stim

ate

was

then

mul

tiplie

d

by th

e nu

mbe

r of

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ive

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eric

an s

tude

nt.s

to b

e se

rved

by

the

pror

ct to

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-lev

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stim

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of f

undi

ng f

or s

ervi

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to N

ativ

e A

mer

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stu

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s. (

3) T

he p

rote

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estim

ates

wer

e su

mm

ed to

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estim

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ount

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868/


Grade Levels Servedby Projects Serving Grades 9-12:

FY91-93 Title WI Part A Programs

Short Turnaround Report No. 44

Prepared by:



(Contract # T292001001)

Submitted:

November 21, 1994

8d

Grade Levels Served by Projects Serving Grades 9-12:FY91-FY93 Title VII Part A Programs

This report is based on a request for additional grade level information relating to ShortTurnaround Report No. 43, "Listing of FY91-FY93 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grades9-12.

This report provides project listings of FY91-FY93 Title VII programs serving students ingrades 9-12 sorted by fiscal year, program type, and state. The listing includes projects inPart A programs that directly serve students, that is, projects within the TransitionalBilingual Education, Developmental Bilingual Education, Special Alternative Instructional,and Special Populations programs. All projects serving any of grades 9-12 are included inthis listing.

Each project listing includes the project identification number, grantee organization, city,state, and information on grade levels served. A separate listing is provided for each fiscalyear since the data on grade levels served are inconsistent across years. For both FY91 andFYA the lowest and highest grade levels senred are provided. For FY92, the data areprovided in the following grade level categories: PreK, K-2, 3-6, 7-8, and 9-12. For each ofthese grade categories, a value of "Y' indicates that at least one grade within the range wasserved. A value of "N" indicates that none of the grades within the range were served.

Within each fiscal year, the projects are listed by program type. Special priority programcategories are included as separate groupings within each respective program type. Projectsfrom the U.S. territories are listed at the end of each listing of projects.

ME

I M

I N

M P

M11

1111

INN

IMO

MI

1111

11M

I M

O M

N M

NN

IMM

Grant No.



Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

G008710375

NORTHWEST ARCTIC BOROUGH SCH pIsT

KOTZEBUE

AK

912

T003A10047


ONEONTA

AL

K12

T003A80352


EL MIRAGE

AZ

712

T003A00198

GANADO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #20

GANADO

AZ

312

T003A10154


SANDERS

AZ

K12

T003A80284


SELLS

AZ

912

T003A80088


TUCSON

AZ

69

T003A90103


TUCSON

AZ

612

T003A90281


ANAHEIM

CA

712

T003A00226


AZUSA

CA

612

T003A00134


BALDWIN PARK

CA

49

T003A10263


BELLFLOWER

CA

712

T003A10067


BOONVILLE

CA

K12

T003A90125

BRAWLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

BRAWLEY

CA

K12

T003A90149

CORONA-NORCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CORONA

CA

K12

T003A10104

DOS PALOS JOINT UNION HIGH SCH DT

DOS PALOS

CA

912

G008720027

IMPERIAL CO OFC OF EDUC CURR SVCS

EL CENTRO

CA

512

T003A80176


ESCONDIDO

CA

912

T003A00159


FORT BRAGG

CA

K12

T003A80255


FREMONT

CA

712

G008710416

FULLERTON JOINT UNION HIGH SCH DT

FULLERTON

CA

912

T003A90013

GEYERSVILLE UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

GEYERSVILLE

CA

412

T003A10122


HALF MOON BAY

CA

K12

T003A90203


PWWARD

CA

K12

T003A90043

DESERT SANDS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

INDIO

CA

612

T003A10245


KERMAN

CA

712

T003A10229


LINDSAY

CA

712

T003A80054

LIVERMORE VALLEY JOINT

LIVERMORE

CA

112

T003A900.31


LODI

CA

912

T003A80343


LOS ANGELES

CA

79

T003A80103


LOS BANOS

CA

712

T003A80192


MORGAN HILL

CA

K12

T003A80289


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

712

G008710739

OAKLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

OAKLAND

CA

K12

7003A80303


RED BLUFF

CA

K12

T003A00013


REDDING

CA

K12

T003A90075


REDWOOD CITY

CA

K12

2

91

"III

MI M

I OM

INN

MI I

N11

111

II11

1111

1110

11M

IO

M M

N

Grant No.



Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades

Served

Lowest

Highest

G008710417


SACRAMENTO

CA

912

T003A00136

SAN DIEQUITO UNION HIGH SCH DIST

SAN DIEGO

CA

712

T003A00146


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

K12

T003A10077


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

912

T003A80210


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

912

T003A00075


SAN JOSE

CA

912

T003A00236

SAN'JOSE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN JOSE

CA

K12

T003A90133


SAN JOSE

CA

K12

T003A00123

SANTA BARBARA HIGH S(THOOL DIST

SANTA BARBARA

CA

712

T003A90168


SANTA BARBARA

CA

712

T003A00190


SOUTH LAKE TAHOE

CA

612

G008710401


STOCKTON

CA

912

T003A10210


STOCKTON

CA

712

T003A80204


SUNNYVALE

CA

912

T003A90224


THERMAL

CA

612

T003A00001

MENDOCINO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUC

UKIAH

CA

112

T003A90014


UKIAH

CA

912

T003A80106


VISALIA

CA

K12

T003A00203


WATSONVILLE

CA

912

T003A80064


WEST SACRAMENTO

CA

712

T003A80132

BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DIST RE2J

BOULDER

CO

69

T003A00048


FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

912

T003A00125


HONOLULU

HI

912

T003A10061


HONOLULU

HI

910

T003A90242


COLUMBUS JUNCTION

IA

712

T003A00224


DAVENPORT

IA

PK

12

T003A00258


STORM LAKE

IA

K12

T003A10185

WILDER SCHOOL DISTRICT #133

WILDER

ID

712

T003A80254


ELGIN

IL

712

T003A10289

SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND

HAMMOND

IN

K12

T003A90323


HOBART

IN

K12

TOU3A00250


BOSTON

MA

612

T003A50509


BOSTON

MA

912

T003A00163

BROCKTON PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

BROCKTON

MA

712

T003A10261

CITY OF BROCKTON

BROCKTON

MA

712

T003A90306


LOWELL

MA

912

G008710376

DORCHESTER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

CAMBRIDGE

MD

PK

12

3

MU

MI

MI

MI

MI

MI

MI

MI

MI

FY91 Title VII Part A Projects Serving

Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003A00066


BATTLE CREEK

MI

K12

T003A10189


BERRIEN SPRINGS

MI

612

T003A10038


DEARBORN

MI

712

T003A90295


DETROIT

MI

K12

T003A90241


POINTIAC

MI

612

G008710372

WAYNE CO REGIONAL EDUC SERVICE AG

WAYNE

MI

K12

T003A90187


MINNEAPOLIS

MN

712

G008710387

MILLE LACS BAND OF CHIPPEWA

ONAMIA

MN

712

T003A80016

ST PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS ISD #625

ST PAUL

MN

712

T003A00083


HAYS

MO

912

G008710419

BILOXI SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT

BILOXI

MS

K12

G008710420

JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

PASCOGOULA

MS

K12

T003A10342


FORT YATES

ND

712

T003A10004

NEW TOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST #1

NEW TOWN

ND

712

T003A90271

WHITE SHIELD SCHOOL

ROSEGLEN

ND

712

T003A00241

SOLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SOLEN

ND

912

G008710366


LINCOLN

NE

K12

T003A50502


EAST ORANGE

NJ

912

G008710738


ENGLEWOOD

NJ

K12

T003A10112


ALBUQUERQUE

NM

912

G008710405

GADSDEN INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT #16

ANTHONY

NM

K12

G008710377

CUBA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

CUBA

NM

612

T003A80265

MESA VISTA CONSOLIDATED SCH DISTS

EL RITO

NM

712

T003A90265

JEMEZ MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DIST #53

GALLINA

NM

812

T003A80213


LAS CRUCES

NM

K12

T003A10275


TAOS

NM

10

12

T003A10180


WAGON MOUND

NM

K12

T003A00184


BRONX

NY

912

T003A00208


BRONX

NY

912

T003A80051


BRONX

NY

912

T003A90063


BR-NX

NY

911

G008710397


BRnoKLYN

NY

912

G008710403


BR

KLYN

NY

912

T003A00174


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A00189


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A00209


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A00221


BROOKLYN

NY

912

4

1111

111-

1111

1--1

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

11-1

1111

1-5E

1111

11-

Grant No.



Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003A10087


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A10116


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A16130


P7,JOKLYN

NY

612

T003A10148


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A10201


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A10217


BROOKLYN

NY

69

T003A10250


BROOKLYN

NY

49

T003A80102


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A80131


BROOKLYN

NY

69

T003A80178


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A80262


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A80307


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90092


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90111


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90123


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90139


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90193


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90330


BROOKLYN

NY

912

G008710398


BUFFALO

NY

912

T003A90129


CORONA

NY

912

T003A90166

FLUSHING COMMUNITY SCH DIST #25

FLUSHING

NY

K9

T003A10056


FOREST HILLS

NY

K9

G008710369


NEW YORK

NY

69

T003A00025


NEW YORK

NY

39

T003A00148


NEW YORK

NY

69

T003A80022


NEW YORK

NY

912

T003A80043


NEW YORK

NY

912

T003A90008


NEW YORK

NY

79

T003A90171


NEW YORK

NY

K9

T003A9'1174


NEW YORK

NY

912

T003A00155


NEW YORK CITY

NY

89

T003A90198

LORAIN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

LORAIN

OH

K12

T003A00079


WORTHINGTON

OH

K12

T003A80127

IKWAI FOUNDTN OF ORGANZD RESOURCE

CHOCTAW

OK

K9

TH3A90021

MASON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MASON

OK

59

T003A80214

BELFONTE: DEPENDENT SCHL DIST #50

MULDROW

OK

710

T003A10251

FRONTIER PUBLIC SCHOOL #I-4

RED ROCK

OK

712

965

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

9/

1111

1111

11-

INN

MO

M IM

OM

NM

RIM

NM



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003A10307

KENWOOD DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

SALINA

OK

612

T003A90066

STILWELL PUBILC SCHOOL #I-25

STILWELL

OK

10

T003A90185


STILWELL

OK

912

T003A10103

WELEETKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS #I-31

WELUTKA

OK

712

T003A90157

KLAMATAH UNION HIGH SCH DIST #2

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

712

T003A10003


MCMINNVILLE

OR

612

T003A10290

ONTARIO SCHOOL DISTRICT #8C

ONTARIO

OR

12

T003A50504


PORTLAND

OR

612

T003A80133


PORTLAND

OR

612

T003A80248


READINGS

PA

12

T003A80111


AUSTIN

TX

712

T003A10333


GALVESTON

TX

912

T003A00129

HARLINGEN CONSOLIDATED ISD

HARLINGEN

TX

110

T003A10254


HOUSTON

TX

612

T003A80172

LUFKIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST.

LUFKIN

TX

12

G008710391


PASADENA

TX

PK

12

T003A80275

VALLEY VIEW INDEPENDENT SCH DlsT

PHARR

TX

69

T003A90143


SAN ANTONIO

TX

79

T003A80205


PASCO

WA

612

T003A50507


SEATTLE

WA

912

G008710418


HATO,REY

PR

19

T003A90085


HATO REY

PR

12

T003A90027

REPUBLIC OF PALAU

KOROR

PS

79


T003M10023


HAYWARD

CA

712

T003M10050


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

912

T003M10025


SAN JOSE

CA

912

T003M10047


SANTA ANA

CA

612

T003M10022


WHITTIER

CA

912

T003M10027

BUFFALO CITY SCHOO DISTRICT/BUFFA

BUFFALO

NY

12

6

MN

INE

IN N

M M

O M

I11

1011

M

Grant No.

Grantee



City

State

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003C00044


CULVER CITY

CA

612

I O

i

1111

111

NM

MB

INN

111

0--

-111

.11=

Grant No.


Grades


Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades

Served

Lowest

Highest

T003E90056


UNALAKLEET

AK

812

T003E00036


COCONINO

AZ

712

T003E90144


PHOENIX

AZ

912

T003E10044


ALHAMBRA

CA

912

T003E00040


ANAHEIM

CA

912

T003E80028

DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

DAVIS

CA

79

T003E00025


ESCALON

CA

712

T003E00063


ESCONDIDO

CA

912

T003E9O155


FREMONT

CA

912

T003E90026


FULLERTON

CA

912

T003E9O135


GLENDALE

CA

K12

T003E90163


GLENDALE

CA

79

T003E00019


INGLEWOOD

CA

712

G008710499

IRVINE UNIFIED DISTRICT

IRVINE

CA

712

T003E90105


LOMPOC

CA

912

T003E90055

SADDLEBACK VALLEY UNIFIED S.

D.

MISSION VIEJO

CA

912

T003E10075


MORGAN HILL

CA

K12

T003E00059


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

712

T003E9O171


SAN JOSE

CA

K12

T003E90176


SAN JOSE

CA

K12

T003E10033


TULARE

CA

K12

T003E90031


TUSTIN

CA

612

T003E80052

MENDOCINO COUNTY OFF OF EDUCATION

UKIAH

CA

K12

T003E00142


VALLEJO

CA

712

T003E00147


VISALIA

.CA

312

T003E90125

WHITTIER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST.

WHITTIER

CA

912

T003E80064

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ SCH. DIST. RE-1

CORTEZ

CO

K12

T003E80054


FT. LUPTON

CO

712

T003E90100

LITTLETON oUBLIC SCHOOLS

LITTLETON

CO

612

T003E90041


WASHINGTON

DC

79

T003E90141

HAWAII STATE DEPT. OF EDUCATION

HONOLULU

HI

910

T003E10125


FORT HALL

ID

712

T003E10071


ADDISON

IL

K12

TOUE10148


BURBANK

IL

912

T003E90178

CICERO SCHOOL DISTRICT #99

CICERO

IL

K12

T003E80013


INDIANAPOLIS

IN

112

T003E90001


ELIZABETH

KY

K12

8

lo

OM

MI M

ISIII

IIN

M a

n M

N M

N In

ION

Grant No.


Grades


Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003E10126


LOUISVILLE

KY

612

T003E80057

JEFFERSON PARISH PUBLIC SCH SYST.

HARVEY

LA

912

T003E90023


MONROE

LA

12

T003E00133


BOSTON

MA

612

T003E90213


FRAMINGHAM

MA

712

T003E90108

HARTFORD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOOLS

BEL AIR

MD

12

T003E00110


FREDERICK

MD

12

T003E90088


UPPER MARLBORO

MD

712

T003E10100


SOUTH PORTLAND

ME

12

T003E90128


HAMTRAMCK

MI

912

T003E00099

L'ANSE AREA SCHOOLS

L'ANSE

MI

12

T003E90115

.COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT

COLUMBIA

MO

712

T003E90051


JACKSON

MS

12

T003E10056


BOX ELDER

MT

612

T003E90028


BOX ELDER

MT

912

T003E00158


# 28

ST. IGNATIUS

MT

79

T003E90043


LAVISTA

NE

12

T003E10142


NASHUA

NH

12

G008710497


BAYSIDE

NY

912

T003E90069


BAYSIDE

NY

69

T003E00074


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003E00116


BROOKLYN

NY

69

T003E10041


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003E90153


BROOKLYN

NY

69

G008710494

NEW YORK CITY BOARD/EDUC CSD #25

FLUSHING

NY

19

T003E80042


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

912

T003E80010


NEW YORK

NY

19

T003E10106


CINCINNATI

OH

912

T003E90234


BARNSDALL

OK

12

T003E90148


COLCORD

OK

912

T003E10024


DUSTIN

OK

712

T003E90003

HULBERT SCHOOL 1-16

HULBERT

OK

912

T003E90159


NORMAN

OK

712

T003E10079


SHAWNEE

OK

12

T003E00026


TAHLEQUAH

OK

712

T003E10152


WYNONA

OK

712

T003E9O122


KLAMATH FALLS

OR

712

9

.103

MO

M M

I N

M M

N O

MIN

EN

NM

MI

MI

NM



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003E00108


DIST

PENDLETON

OR

712

T003E00117


PENDLETON

OR

19

T003E90102


SALEM

OR

712

G008710496


PHILADELPHIA

PA

912

T003E00052


PHILIDELPHIA

PA

912

T003E00154


AUSTIN

TX

912

T003E90057


CANUTILLO

TX

711

G008710500

CRYSTAL CITY INDEP SCH DISTRICT

CRYSTAL CITY

TX

712

T003E10020


DEL RIO

TX

612

T003E90205


EL PASO

TX

912

T003E00126


SAN ANTONIO

TX

612

T003E90053


SAN ANTONIO

TX

10

12

T003E90111


SAN ANTONIO

TX

612

T003E90160


SAN ANTONIO

TX

910

T003E90073


SALT LAKE CITY

UT

712

T003E90095


SALT LAKE CITY

UT

912

T003E10002


ARLINGTON

VA

612

T003E80008


ARLINGTON

VA

310

T003E90035


VANCOUVER

WA

912

T003E00043


ETHETE

WY

79

T003E90129

ST. STEPHENS'S INDIAN SCHOOL

ST. STEPHEN'S

WY

10

12

T003E90167


KOROR

PS

10

12


T003N10002


FULLERTON

CA

912

T003N10039


VISALIA

CA

12

T003N10049


PORTLAND

ME

912

T003N10046


HARTSHORNE

OK

712

T003N10051


PAWTUCKET

RI

912

T003N10018


ALIEF

TX

912

1010

MI O

M M

B U

N In

MN

NM

MS

MIN

WM

MIN

IM IN

IMIO

NO


Grant No.

Grantee


City

State

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003L90010

NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH SCHOOL

DIST

BARROW

AK

PK

12

T003L90097

WHITTIER UNION HIGH SCHOOL

DIST.

WHITTIER

CA

912

T003L10014

DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MIAMI

FL

PK

12

T003L90081


ZUNI

NM

612

T003L10085

WYNONA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WYNONA

OK

712

T003L00020


ETHETE

WY

PK

12

T003L10079


FREMONTCOUNTY

WY

PK

12

106

1110

3

.111

MI

In M

B M

I 11

1.1T

h N

M a

ll M

O 4

110


9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

T003A10047


ONEONTA

AL

NY

YY

Y

T003A00198


GANADO

AZ

NN

YN

Y

T003A80352


PEORIA

AZ

NN

NY

Y

T003A10154


SANDERS

AZ

NY

YY

Y

T003A80284


SELLS

AZ

NN

NN

Y

T003A80088


TUCSON

AZ

NN

YY

Y

T003A90103


TUCSON

AZ

NN

YY

Y

T003A90281


'

ANAHEIM

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003A00228


AZUSA

CA

NN

YN

Y

T003A00134


BALDWIN PARK

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003A10283


BELLFLOWER

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003A10067


BOONVILLE

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003A90125


BRAWLEY

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003A20188


CHINO

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003A90149

cORONA-NORCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CORONA

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003A20370


COVINA

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003A20033


DALE CITY

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003A20324


DIXON

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003A10104

DOS PALOS JOINT UNION HIGH SCH

DOS PALOS

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003A80176


ESCONDIDO

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003A00159


FORT BRAGG

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003A80255


FREMONT

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003A90013


GEYERSVILLE

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003A10122


HALF MOON BAY

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003A90203


HAYWARD

CA

YY

YY

Y

T003A90043


INDIO

CA

NN

YN

Y

T003A10245


KERMAN

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003A10229


LINDSAY

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003A90031


LODI

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003A80343


LOS ANGELES

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003A80103


LOS BANOS

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003A80192


MORGAN HILL

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003A80125

MOUNTAIN VIEW-LOS ALTOS UNION HSD

MOUNTAIN VIEW

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003A80289


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

NN

Nv

Y

T003A80303


RED BLUFF

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003A00013


REDDING

CA

YY

YY

Y

T003A90075


REDWOOD CITY

CA

NY

YY

Y

12

1

OM

OM

MO

GM

111

M N

M M

IM

INIM

MN

Grant No.

Grantee



T003A00136

T003A20322

T003A00146

T003A10077

T003A80210

T003A00075

T003A90133

T003A00123

T003A90168

T003A10210

T003A80204

T003A90224

T003A20276

T003A90014

T003A80106

T003A00203

T003A80064

T003A20168

T003A20307

T003A80132

T003A20164

T003A20032

T003A10216

T003A00048

T003A00125

T003A10061

T003A80266

T003A90242

T003A00224

T003A20127

T003A00258

T003A10185

T003A80254

T003A90323

T003A00250

T003A50509





SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHL DIST








TULELAKE BASIN JOINT UNIF







BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DIST. RE2J

SCHOOL DIST 1 CITY COUNTY/DENVER













.




T003A00163


112

City

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

SAN DIEGO

CA

NN

NY

Y

SAN DIEGO

CA

NN

NY

Y

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

NY

YY

Y

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

NN

NN

Y

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

NN

NN

Y

SAN JOSE

CA

NN

NN

Y

SAN JOSE

CA

NY

YY

Y

SANTA BARBARA

CA

NN

NY

Y

SANTA BARBARA

CA

NN

NY

Y

STOCKTON

CA

NN

NN

Y

SUNNYVALE

CA

NN

NN

Y

THERMAL

CA

NN

YY

Y

TULELAKE

CA

NY

YY

Y

UKIAH

CA

NN

NN

Y

VISALIA

CA

NY

YY

Y

WATSONVILLE

CA

NN

NN

Y

WEST SACRAMENTO

CA

NN

NY

Y

WILLITS

CA

NY

YY

Y

WOODLANQ

CA

NN

NY

Y

BOULDER

CO

NN

YY

Y

DENVER

CO

NN

,N

NY

GLENWOOD SPRINGS

CO

NY

YY

Y

WASHINGTON

DC

NY

YY

Y

FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

NN

NN

Y

HONOLULU

HI

NN

N.

NY

HONOLULU

HI

NN

NN

Y

HONOLULU

HI

NN

NY

Y

COLUMBUS JUNCTION

IA

NN

NY

Y

DAVENPORT

IA

YY

YY

Y

SIOUX CITY

IA

NY

YY

Y

STORM LAKE

IA

NY

YY

Y

WILDER

ID

NN

NY

Y

ELGIN

IL

NN

NY

Y

HOBART

IN

NY

YY

Y

BOSTON

MA

NN

YY

Y

BOSTON

MA

NN

NN

Y

BROCKTON

MA

NN

NY

Y

13

I_

1111

11 M

OM

MU

-W

PM

111

11--

MI

MS



Grant No.

Grantee

City

stite

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

T003A10261


BROCKTON

MA

NN

NY

Y

T003A90306


LOWELL

MA

NN

NN

Y

T003A20236


NEW BEDFORD

MA

NY

YY

Y

T003A20302

MSAD #33

ST AGATHA

ME

NY

YY

y

T003A00066


BATTLE CREEK

MI

NN

NY

Y

T003A10189


BERRIEN SPRINGS

MI

NN

YY

Y

T003A10038


DEARBORN

MI

t N

NN

YY

T003A90295


DETROIT

MI

NY

YY

Y

T003A90241


POINTIAC

MI

NN

YY

Y

T003A90187


MINNEAPOLIS

MN

NN

YY

Y

T003A00083


HAYS

MO

NN

NN

Y

T003A50505

HAYS/LODGE POLE SCHOOL DIST #50

HAYS

MT

NN

NY

Y

T003A10342


FORT YATES

ND

NN

NY

Y

T003A20024


MANDAREE

ND

NN

NY

Y

T003A10004


NEW TOWN

ND

NN

NY

Y

T003A90271

WHITE SHIELD SCHOOL

ROSEGLEN

ND

NN

NY

Y

T003A00241

SOLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SOLEN

ND

NN

NN

Y

T003A20351


GRAND ISLAND

NE

NY

YY

Y

T003A50502


EAST ORANGE

NJ

NN

NN

Y

T003A80213


LAS CRUCES

NM

NY

YY

Y

T003A10180


WAGON MOUND

NM

NY

YY

Y

T003A00184

NYC BD ED/THEODORE ROOSEVELT H.S.

BRONX

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A80051


BRONX

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90063

N.Y.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION

BRONX

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A00174

NYC BD OF ED/OFC OF HIGH SCH PROG

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A00189


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A00209


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A00221


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A10087


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A10116


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A10130


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

YN

Y

T003A10148


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A10201


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A10217


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

YY

Y

T003A10250


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

YY

Y

T00

3A20

081


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T00

3A20

173


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

14

I 14

=I O

M -

1111

11, O

N-1

1,11

1111

1 M

N O

M

Grant No.

Grantee



City

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

T003A20290

NEW YORK PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A80102


'BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A80131

NYC BOARD OF ED./SCH. DIST. #21

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

YY

Y

T003A80178


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A80262


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A80307


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90092


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90111

NEV YORK BD OF ED/S SHORL HIGH SC

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90123


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90193

NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED/BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90330


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90129

NYC BOARD OF ED/LONG ISLAND H. S.

CORONA

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90166


FLUSHING

NY

NY

YY

I

T003A00025


NEW YORK

NY

NN

YY

Y

T003A00148

NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED/CMTY SD 3

NEW YORK

NY

NN

YY

Y

T003A80043

SEWARD PARK HIGH SCHOOL

NEW YORK

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A90008


NEW YORK

NY

NN

NY

Y

T003A90171


NEW YORK

NY

NY

YY

Y

T003A90174

NYC BOARD OF ED./STEVENSON H.

S.

NEW YORK

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003A00155

NEW YORK CITY BOARQ OF EDUCATION

NEW YORK CITY

NY

NN

NY

Y

T003A00079

WORTHINGTON CITY SCHOOT,S

WORTHINGTON

OH

NY

YY

Y

T003A80127

FOUNDATION OF ORGANIZED RESOURCES

CHOCTAW

OK

NY

YY

Y

T003A20049


CLINTON

OK

NN

NY

Y

T003A80214

BELFONTE DEPENDENT SCHL DIST #50

MULDROW

OK

NN

NY

Y

T003A10251


RED ROCK

OK

NN

NY

Y

T003A10307


SALINA

OK

NN

YY

Y

T003A20242


SALINA

OK

NN

YY

Y

T003A20299


SALLISAW

OK

NY

YY

Y

T003A90066

STILWELL PUB1LC SCHOOL 1-25

STILWELL

OK

NY

YN

Y

T003A90185


STILWELL

OK

NN

NN

Y

T003A10103


WELEETKA

OK

NN

NY

Y

T003A10349


WYNONA

OK

NN

NY

Y

T003A10003

YAMBILL EDUCATION SERVICE DIST

MCMINNVILLE

OR

NN

YY

Y

T003A10290


ONTARIO

OR

NY

YY

Y

T003A50504


PORTLAND

OR

NN

YY

Y

T003A80133


PORTLAND

OR

NN

YY

Y

T003A80248


READINGS

PA

NY

YY

Y

15

1.16

1.;)

KM

OM

411

-111

11 N

M M

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11-1

1111

11=

II M

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11,


9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

T003A90136

RICHLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. #L

T003A90027


T003A80111


T003A10254


T003A80275


T003A20038

JERRY L HOUSE

T003A20010

ORONDO SCHOOL DISTRICT

T003A80205

?ASCO SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

T003A50507


T003A90085



T003M20086


T003M10023


T003M20072


T003M10050


T003M10025


T003M20022


T003M10047

SANTA 'ANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

T003M20003


T003M20045


T003M20094


T003M10018


T003M20013


T003M20014


T003M20033


T003M20065


T003M10027


T003M20044

NFW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003M20063

C(,

,IM

UN

ITY

SCHOOL DISTRICT 2

11

City

State

Grades Served

Pk

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

COLUMBIA

SC

NY

YN

Y

KOROR

TT

NN

NY

Y

AUSTIN

TX

NN

NY

Y

HOUSTON

TX

NN

NY

Y

PHARR

TX

NN

YY

Y

GRANGER

WA

NN

NN

Y

ORONDO

WA

YY

YY

Y

PASCO

WA

NN

NN

Y

SEATTLE

WA

NN

NN

Y

HATO REY

PR

NY

YY

Y

CALEXICO

CA

NY

YY

Y

HAYWARD

CA

NN

NY

Y

MOUNTAIN VIEW

CA

NN

NN

Y

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

NN

NN

Y

SAN JOSE

CA

NN

NN

Y

SAN JOSE

CA

NN

YY

Y

SANTA ANA

CA

NN

YY

Y

SANTA ANA

CA

NN

YY

Y

FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

NN

YY

Y

LINCOLN

NE

NN

NY

Y

BROOKLYN

NY

NY

YY

Y

BROOKLYN

NY

NY

YY

Y

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

YY

Y

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

BUFFALO

NY

NY

YY

Y

NEW YORK

NY

NY

YY

Y

NEW YORK

NY

NN

NY

Y

16

-11

. I. A

i

1111

11N

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I Mai

ION

al M

N M

O

Grant No.

Grantee



City

T003C20040


WOODLAND 17

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

CA

MS

4111

1In

NW

UM

AM

NM

NS

MN

NM



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

T003E00134


CHEVAK

AK

NY

YY

Y

T003E00036


COCONINO,

AZ

NN

NY

Y

T003E20136


GLENDALE

AZ

NN

NN

Y

T003E90144


PHOENIX

AZ

NN

NN

Y

T003E20137


YUMA

AZ

NN

YY

Y

T003E00040


ANAHEIM

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E20029


CARMICHAEL

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E20111


DOWNEY

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003E00063


ESCONDIDO

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E90155


FREMONT

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E20097


FULLERTON

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E90026


FULLERTON

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E90135


GLENDALE

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003E90163


GLENDALE

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003E20153


GLENDORA

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003E00019


INGLEWOOD

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003E20006


LA MESA

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E90105

LOMPOC U.

S. D./LOMPOC SENIOR HS

LOMPOC

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E20170


MARTINEZ

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E20138


MARYVILLE

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E90055


MISSION VIEJO

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E2O109


NAPA

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003E00059


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003E20001


ORANGE

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003E10083


SAN LEANDRO

CA

NY

YN

Y

T003E20005


SAN MATEO

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E20127


STOCKTON

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003E20148


SUNNYVALE

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003E90031


TUSTIN

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003E80052

MENDOCINO COUNTY OFC OF EDUCATION

UKIAH

CA

NY

YY

Y

T003E00147


VISALIA

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003E20053


YUBA CITY

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003E80054


FT. LUPTON

CO

NN

NY

Y

T003E20022


GOLDEN

CO

NY

YY

Y

T003E9O100


LITTLETON

CO

NN

YY

Y

T003E20051


LONGMONT

CO

NN

YY

Y

T003E90041

DiSTRICT OF COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHS

WASHINGTON

DC

NN

NY

Y

1 c)

4.,

18

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

----

-111

11-1

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

11.-

rnFY92 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

T003E20048


NAPLES

FL

NN

YY

Y

T003E20004


LAWRENCEVILLE

GA

NN

NN

Y

T003E20157


BLACKFOOT

ID

NN

YY

Y

T003E10125


FORT HALL

ID

NN

NN

Y

T003E10071


ADDISON

IL

NY

YY

Y

T003E10148


BURBANK

ILN

NN

NY

T003E10109


EVANSTON

IL

YY

YY

Y

T003E90077


MT. PROSPECT

IL

YY

YY

Y

T003E80013


INDIANAPOLIS

IN

NY

YN

Y

T003E20126


LIBERAL

KS

NN

YY

Y

T003E90001


ELIZABETH

KY

NY

YY

Y

T003E20105


FLORENCE

KY

NY

YY

Y

T003E10126


LOUISVILLE

KY

NN

YY

Y

T003E20133


BATON ROUGE

LA

NN

NN

Y

T003E10134


HARVEY

LA

NN

YY

Y

T003E90023

QUACHITA PARISH SCHOOL SYSTEM/LEA

MONROE

LA

YY

YY

Y

T003E20033


SHREVEPORT

LA

NY

YY

Y

T003E00133


BOSTON

MA

NN

YY

Y

T003E90213


FRAMINGHAM

MA

NN

NY

Y

T003E20052

BOARD OF EDUCATION

CENTREVILLE

MD

YY

YY

Y

T003E20018


ELLICOTT CITY

MD

NY

YY

Y

T003E00110


FREDERICK

MD

NY

YY

Y

T003E90088


UPPER MARLBORO

MD

NN

NY

Y

T003E20066

M.S.A.D. NO 71

KENNEBUNK

ME

NY

YY

Y

T003E10100


SOUTH PORTLAND

ME

NY

YY

Y

T003E90128


HAMTRAMCK

MI

NN

NN

Y

T003E00099

L'ANSE AREA SCHOOLS

L'ANSE

MI

NY

YY

Y

T003E20025


MT. CLEMENS

MI

NY

YY

Y

T003E20083


WAYNE

MI

YY

YY

Y

T003E90115


COLUMBIA

MO

NN

NY

Y

T003E90051


JACKSON

MS

NY

YY

Y

T003E10056


BOX ELDER

MT

NN

YY

Y

T003E90028


BOX ELDER

MT

NN

NN

Y

T003E00153


HAYS

MT

NN

NY

Y

T003E00158


# 28

ST. IGNATIUS

MT

NN

NY

Y

T003E20010


KEARNEY

NE

NY

YY

Y

T003E90043

PAPI

LL

ION

-LA

V1S

TA

PU

BL

IC S

D #

27LAVISTA

NE

NY

YY

Y

19

OM

MI I

n an

all

ON

MI

1111

1111

IIII

IIM

I M

I O

M M

I11

1111

1111

1111

11



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

T003E10142


NASHUA

NH

NN

YY

Y

T003E20011

BOARD OF EDUCATION

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

NY

YY

Y

T003E20099

BERNALILLO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BERNALILLO

NM

NN

NN

Y

T003E90069


BAYSIDE

NY

NN

YY

Y

T003E00074


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003E10041


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003E10081


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003E20094


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003E90086

NEW YORK CITY/CMTY S.D. #18

BROOKLYN

NY

NN

YY

Y

T003E90153


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

YY

Y

T003E20119


BUFFALO

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003E20008


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

NY

YY

Y

T003E20098


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003E80042


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

NN

NN

Y

T003E20073


NEW YORK

NY

NY

YY

Y

T003E80010


NEW YORK

NY

NY

YY

Y

T003E10106


CINCINNATI

OH

NN

NN

Y

T003E20059


PARMA

OH

NN

NN

Y

T003E90148


COLCORD

OK

NN

NN

Y

T003E10024


DUSTIN

OK

.N

NN

YY

T003E90003

HULBERT SCHOOL 1-16

HULBERT

OK

NN

NN

Y

T003E2O155


NORMAN

OK

NY

YY

Y

T003E00026


TAHLEQUAH

OK

NN

NY

Y

T003E2O154


WELCH

OK

N.Y

YY

Y

T003E20081

KLAMATH UNION HIGH

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

NN

NY

Y

T003E20090


KLAMATH FALLS

OR

NY

YY

Y

T003E90122


KLAMATH FALLS

OR

NN

NY

Y

T003E20164


LEXINGTON

OR

NN

NY

Y

T003E00108


DIST

PENDLETON

OR

NN

YY

Y

T003E00052


PHILIDELPHIA

PA

NN

NY

T003E00154


AUSTIN

TX

NM

N.N N

Y

T003E10020


DEL RIO

TX

NN

YY

Y

T003E90205


EL PASO

TX

NN

NN

Y

T003E20007

KINGSVILLE I.S.D.

KINGSVILLE

TX

NN

NN

Y

T003E00126


SAN ANTONIO

TX

NN

YY

Y

T003E90111


S. D.

SAN ANTONIO

TX

NN

YY

Y

T003E90160


SAN ANTONIO

TX

NN

NN

Y

20

19 6

Mt M

B M

I M

I M

Ian

i11

110

1111

111



Grant No.

Grcultee

City

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

T003E90073


SALT LAKE CITY

UT

NN

NY

Y

T0O3E900.)5


SALT LAKE CITY

UT

NN

NN

Y

T003E80008


ARLINGTON

VA

NN

YY

Y

T003E20086


FEDERAL WAY

WA

NN

NY

Y

T003E20016


SPANAWAY

WA

NY

YN

Y

T003E90035


VANCOUVER

WA

NN

NN

Y

T003E00043


ETHETE

WY

NN

NY

Y

T003.E90167

REPUBLIC OF PALAU/BUREAU OF ED

KOROR

TT

NN

NN

Y


T003N10017


ALAMEDA

CA

NN

NN

YT003N10002


FULLERTON

CA

NN

NN

Y

T003N20053


HUNTINGTON BEACH

CA

NN

' N

NY

T003N20050


PLACENTIA

CA

NN

NY

Y

T003N20020


SAN JOSE

CA

NN

YY

Y

T003N10039


VISALIA

CA

NY

YY

YT003N20057

BALTIMORE CITY PUBLIC'SCHOOLS

BALTIMORE

MD

NN

NN

Y

T003N10049


PORTLAND

ME

NN

NN

Y

T003N20002


BROOKLYN

NY

NN

YY

Y

T003N10046


HARTSHORNE

OK

NN

NY

Y

T003N10051


PAWTUCKET

RI

NN

NN

Y

T003N10018


ALIEF

TX

NN

NN

Y

T003N20022


PASADDENA

TX

NN

NN

Y

T003N10015


ANNANDALE

VA

NN

NY

Y

T003N20058


TACOMA

WA

NN

YY

Y

21

126

123

Nu

MItr

am a

ll al

al

FY92 Title VII Part A. Projects Serving Grades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served

PK

K-2

3-6

7-8

9-12

T003L10069


ZUNI

NM

NN

YY

Y

T003L10085

OSAGE COUNTY COOP/WYNONA LEA

AVANT

OK

NN

NY

Y

T003L20013


PROVIDENCE

RI

NY

YY

Y

T003L10079


FREMONT COUNTY

WY

YY

YY

Y

1:)0

22

13i

Grant No.



Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades

Served

Lowest

Highest

T003A10047


ONEONTA

AL

PK

12

T003A00198


GANADO

AZ

312

T003A10154

SANDERS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST *18

SANDERS

AZ

K12

T003A90103


TUCSON

AZ

612

T003A90281


ANAHEIM

CA

712

T003A00226


AZUSA

CA

612

T003A00134


BALDWIN PARK

CA

49

T003A10263


BELLFLOWER

CA

712

T003A10067


BOONVILLE

CA

K12

T003A90125


BRAWLEY

CA

K12

T003A20188


CHINO

CA

912

T003A20370


COVINA

CA

612

T003A20033


DALY CITY

CA

912

T003A20324


DIXON

CA

912

T003A10104


DOS PALOS

CA

912

T003A00159


FORT BRAGG

CA

K12

T003A90013


GEYERSVILLE

CA

412

T003A10122


HALF MOON BAY

CA

K12

T003A90203


HAYWARD

CA

K12

T003A90043


INDIO

CA

612

T003A10245


KERMAN

CA

712

T003A10229


LINDSAY

CA

712

T003A90031


LODI

CA

912

T003A90149


NORCO

CA

K12

T003A00013


REDDING

CA

K12

T003A90075


REDWOOD CITY

CA

K12

T003A00136


SAN DIEGO

CA

712

T003A20322


SAN DIEGO

CA

712

T003A00146


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

K12

T003A10077


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

912

T003A00075


SAN JOSE

CA

912

T003A90133


SAN JOSE

CA

K12

T003A90168


SANTA BARBARA

CA

712

T003A10210


STOCKTON

CA

911

T003A90224


THERMAL

CA

612

T003A90014


UKIAH

CA

912

T003A00203


WATSONVILLE

CA

912

23

132

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

130

IMO

MB

111

11Id

a M

I NM

I AM

WI M

il M

I MI N

M M

IN

Grant No.



Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades

Served

Lowest

Highest

T003A20307


WOODLAND

CA

79

T003A20164


DENVER

CO

911

T003A20217


FORT LUPTON

CO

712

T003A10216


WASHINGTON

DC

K12

T003A00048


FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

912

T003A00125


HONOLULU

HI

912

T003A10061


HONOLULU

HI

910

T003A90242


COLUMBUS JUNCTION

IA

712

T003A00224


DAVENPORT

IA

PK

12

T003A20127


SIOUX CITY

IA

K12

T003A00258


STORM LAKE

IA

K12

TO03A00250


BOSTON

MA

612

T003A00163


BROCKTON

MA

712

T003A10261


BROCKTON

MA

712

T003A90306


LOWELL

MA

912

T003A20236


NEW BEDFORD

MA

212

T003A20302

MSAD #33

ST AGATHA

ME

K12

TO03A00066

BATTLE CREEI, PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BATTLE CREEK

MI

K12

T003A10038


DEARBORN

MI

712

T003A90241


POINTIAC

MI

612

T003A90187


MINNEAPOLIS

MN

612

T003A00083


HAYS

MT

912

T003A10342


FORT YATES

ND

712

T003A20024


MANDAREE

ND

712

T003A10004


NEW TOWN

ND

712

T003A00241

SOLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SOLEN

ND

912

T003A20351

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLAM)

GRAND ISLAND

NE

K12

T003A10112


ALBUQUERQUE

NM

912

T003A90265

JEMEZ MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS

GALLINA

NM

712

T003A10275


TAOS

NM

10

12

T003A10180


WAGON MOUND

NM

K12

T003A00205


BRONX

NY

K9

T003A00208

NYC BD OF ED/AUXILIARY SVCS H.S.

BRONX

NY

912

T003A90063

NYC BD OF EDUCATION/S BRONX H.S.

BRONX

NY

911

T003A00174


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A00189


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A00209

NEW YORK CITY BD OP EDUCATION

BROOKLYN

NY

912

2 4

134

13u

MB

0111

110

111

INN

VIII

MN

NIS

MI M

I MI l

in M

N M

IN M

N M

a ni

l NM

Grant No.



Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003A00221


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A10087


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A10116


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A10130


BROOKLYN

NY

612

T003A10148


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A10250


BROOKLYN

NY

49

T003A20081


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A20173


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A20184


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A20290


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90092


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90111

NYC BOARD OF ED/SOUTH SHORE HS

BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90123


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90139

NYC BOARD OF ED/ERASMUS HALL HS

BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90330


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003A90129

NYC BOARD OP ED/LONG ISLAND H. S

.CORONA

NY

912

T003A90166


5FLUSHING

NY

K9

T003A10056


FOREST.HILLS

NY

K9

T003A00025


NEW YORK

NY

49

T003A90008


NEW YORK

NY

79

T003A90171


NEW YORK

NY

K9

T0O3A90174


NEW YORK

NY

912

T003A00155


NEW YORK CITY

NY

10

12

T003A00079


WORTHINGTON

OH

K12

T003A20049


CLINTON

OK

712

TO03A10251

FRONTIER PUBLIC SCHOOLS I-004

RED ROCK

OK

712

T0O3A10307


SALINA

OK

610

T003A20242


SALINA

OK

11

12

T003A20299


SALLISAW

OK

K12

T003A90066

S'i-ILWELL PUBILC SCHOOLS

STILWELL

OK

K10

T003A90185


STILWELL

OK

912

T003A10103


WELEETKA

OK

712

T003A10349


WYNONA

OK

712

T003A10003


MCMINNVILLE

OR

612

TO03A10290


ONTARIO

OR

K12

T0O3A90136

RICHLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DIST #1

COLUMBIA

SC

K10

T003A20325

TODD CTY ScHOOL DISTRICT #66-1

MISSION

SD

912

25

133

MO

M W

M a

llM

I al

l



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003A10254

SPRNG BRANCH INDEPENDENT S. D.

HOUSTON

TX

612

T003A90143


SAN ANTONIO

TX

79

T003A20038


GR

WA

912

T003A20010


ORONDO

WA

PK

12

T003A90027

REPUBLIC OF PALAU/MINISTRY OF ED.

KOROR

TT

79


T003D30085


ESCONDIDO

CA

612

T003D30369


HAYWARD

CA

612

T003D30042


LATON

CA

612

T003D30179


REDWOOD CITY

CA

612

T003D30044


SALINAS

CA

79

T003D30295


SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO

CA

712

T003D30207

VENTUA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

VENTURA

CA

912

T003D30009


DENVER

CO

612

T003D30054


LYNN

MA

12

T003D30040

MAINE SCHOOL ADMIN

TURNER

ME

12

T003D30059


BOX ELDER

MT

912

T003D30347


PENASCO

NM

712

T003D30084


BROOKLYN

NY

49

T003D30138


BROOKLYN

NY

69

T003D30142


BROOKLYN

NY

69

T003D30242

PROJECT CUATRO CASAS

BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003D30305


BROOKLYN

NY

612

T003D30154


FOREST HILLS

NY

PK

9

T003D30325


LONG BEACH

NY

12

T003D30101

PROJECT VIDA

NEW YORK

NY

912

T003D30248


NEW YORK

NY

912

T003D30170


HENRYETTA

OK

711

T003D30378

BENAVIDES 1NDEP SCH DIST/HIGH SCH

BENAVIDES

TX

912

T003D30315


PYOTE

TX

712

T003D30076


KENNEWICK

WA

612

T003D30030


MATTAWA

WA

612

T003D30323


WALLA WALLA

WA

912

2 6

13(5

135

-111

111-

-111

1111

1111

-1.1

1101

1111

1111

1111

1--1

1111

1111

111-

1111

1111

1111

-



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served


T003M20086


T003M10023


T003M20072


CALEXICO

HAYWARD

MOUNTAIN VIEW

CA

CACA

Lowest

Highest

9 7 9

121212

T003M10050


SAN FRANCISCO

-CA

912

T003M10025


SAN JOSE

CA

912

T003M20022


SAN JOSE

CA

312

T003M10047


SANTA ANA

CA

612

T003M20003


SANTA ANA

CA

612

T003M10022


WHITTIER

CA

912

T003M20045


FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

612

T003M20094


LINCOLN

NE

912

T003M10018


BROOKLYN

NY

K9

T003M20033


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003M20059


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003M20065


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003M10027


BUFFALO

NY

K12

T003M20044


NEW YORK

NY

K9

T003M20063


NEW YORK

NY

79

27

141

NM

IMO

MN

IIMIN

IMM

I I=

MI M

INI M

O M

IM

R N

M

Grant No.' Grantee



City

State

Grades Served

T003C00044


CULVER CITY

T003C20040


WOODLAND 28

1 4

Lowest

Highest

CA

612

CA

79

1 4

MB

MI I

n11

111

RI O

RM

NM

I UN

OM

111

aMill

MO

M

Gra

nt N

o.



Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

yighest

T003E00134


CHEVAK

AK

K12

T003E90056


UNALAKLEET

AK

812

T003E00036


COCONINO

AZ

912

T003E90142

GANADO U. S. D./GANADO MIDDLE SCH

GANADO

AZ

312

T003E20136


GLENDALE

AZ

912

T003E20137


YUMA

AZ

612

T003E10044


ALHAMBRA

CA

912

T003E00040


ANAHEIM

CA

912

T003E20029


CARMICHAEL

CA

912

T003E20111


DOWNEY

CA

312

T003E00025


ESCALON

CA

712

T003E00063


ESCONDIDO

CA

912

T003E9O155


FREMONT

CA

912

T003E20097


FULLERTON

CA

912

T003E90026


FULLERTON

CA

912

T003E9O135


GLENDALE

CA

K12

T003E9O163

GLENDALE_UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

GLENDALE

CA

79

T003E2O153


GLENDORA

CA

612

T003E20006

GROSSMONT UNION HIGH SCH. DIST

LA MESA

CA

99

T003E9O105


LOMPOC

CA

912

T003E2O170


MARTINEZ

CA

912

T003E20138


MARYVILLE

CA

912

T003E90055


MISSION

CA

912

T003E2O109


NAPA

CA

712

T003E00059


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

612

T003E20001


ORANGE

CA

K12

T003E90176


SAN JOSE

CA

912

T003E10083


SAN LEANDRO

CA

PK

12

T003E20005


SAN MATEO

CA

912

T003E2O127


STOCKTON

CA

912

T003E2O148


SUNNYVALE

CA

932

T003E90031


TUSTIN

CA

612

T003E00142


VALLEJO

CA

712

T003E00147


VISALIA

CA

412

T003E20053


YUBA CITY

CA

612

T003E90119

BOULDER VALLEY S. D. RE2J

BOULDER

CO

612

T003E20022


GOLDEN

CO

112

29

144

14d

Mil

NM

I11

1 O

M M

I al N

MJI

M N

M

Grant No.



Grantee

City

State

9-12

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003E20051


LONGMONT

CO

612

T003E90041


WASHINGTON

DC

712

T003E20048


NAPLES

FL

412

T003E20004


LAWRENCEVILLE

GA

K12

T003E2O157


BLACKFOOT

ID

612

T003E10071


ADDISON

IL

K12

T003E10148


BURBANK

IL

912

T003E90077


MT. PROSPECT

IL

PK

12

T003E2O126


LIBERAL

KS

612

T003E2O105


FLORENCE

KY

K12

T003E10126


LOUISVILLE

KY

612

T003E2O133


BATON ROUGE

LA

912

T003E10134


HARVEY

LA

69

T003E90023


MONROE

LA

K12

T003E20033


SHREVEPORT

LA

K12

T003E9O108

HARFORD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOOLS

BEL AIR

MD

PK

12

T003E20052


CENTREVILLE

MD

PK

12

T003E20018


ELLICOTT CITY

MD

K12

T003E20066

M.S.A.D. NO 71

KENNEBUNK

ME

K12

T003E9O128


HAMTRAMCK

MI

912

T003E00099

L'ANSE AREA SCHOOLS

L'ANSE

MI

K12

T003E20025


MT. CLEMENS

MI

K12

T003E20083


WAYNE

MI

K12

T003E10056


BOX ELDER

MT

612

T003E00158


# 28

ST. IGNATIUS

MT

79

T003E20003


FARGO

ND

K12

T003E90043


LAVISTA

NE

K12

T003E10142


NASHUA

NH

K12

T003E20011

BOARD OF EDUCATION

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

K12

T003E00074


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003E10041


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003E10081


BROOKLYN

NY

PK

12

T003E20094


BROOKLYN

NY

912

T003E9O153


BROOKLYN

NY

69

T003E20119


BUFFALO

NY

910

T003E20008


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

19

T003E20098


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

912

30

146'

14 /

ON

MN

N11

1-11

1111

Mil

MI M

I NM

all

NM

MN

MI N

M M

IM

N

Grant No.

Grantee



T003E20073

T003E10106

T003E20059

T003E90234

T003E9O148

T003E10024

T003E90003

T003E20155

T003E90159

T003E90091

T003E00026

T003E2O154

T003E20081

T003E20090

T003E9O122

T003E20164

T003E00108

T003E9O102

T003E00052

T003E90167

T003E00154

T003E90057

T003E10020

T003E90205

T003E00126

T003E90053

T003E90111

T003E9O160

T003E90073

T003E90095

T003E10002

T003E20086

T003E00043




BARLSDALL SCHOOL DISTRICT



HULBERT SCHOOL 1-16



SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1-93








DIST

















(Magnet Schools Priority)

T0O3F10013


14c)

City

State

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

NEW YORK

NY

9

CINCINNATI

OH

912

PARMA

OH

912

BARNSDALL

OK

12

COLCORD

OK

912

DUSTIN

OK

712

HULBERT

OK

912

NORMAN

OK

12

NORMAN

OK

712

SHAWNEEE

OK

12

TAHLEQUAH

OK

712

WELCH

OK

12

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

712

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

12

KLAMATH FALLS

OR

712

LEXINGTON

OR

712

PENDLETON

OR

612

SALEM

OR

712

PHILIDELPHIA

PA

912

KOROR

TT

10

12

AUSTIN

TX

912

CANUTILLO

TX

711

DEL RIO

TX

612

EL PASO

TX

912

SAN ANTONIO

TX

612

SAN ANTONIO

TX

10

12

SAN ANTONIO

TX

612

SAN ANTONIO

TX

910

SALT LAKE CITY

UT

712

SALT LAKE CITY

UT

912

ARLINGTON

VA

310

FEDERAL WAY

WA

712

ETHETE

WY

79

BATON ROUGE

LA

K12

31

14J

1111

1M

UM

OM

MI

MI

1111

1



Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served


T003K30140


T003K30132


T003K30055


T003K30087


T003K30086


T003K30049


T003K30017


T003K30121


T003K30021


FAIRBANKS

CONCORD

LIVERMORE

OKEECHOBEE

KISMET

MISSOULA

POPLAR

ITHACA

MILTON-FREEWATER

AK

CACAFL

KSMT

MT

NYOR

Lowest

Highest

K 9 6 4 K 9 7 K 6

12 1212

12

12121212 12


T003N10017


ALAMEDA

CA

912

T003N20053


HUNTINGTON

BEACH

CA

912

T003N20050


PLACENTIA

CA

12

T003N20020


SAN JOSE

CA

612

T003N10039


VISALIA

CA

12

T003N20057


BALTIMORE

MD

912

T00-3N10049


PORTLAND

ME

12

T003N10046


HARTSHORNE

OK

712

T003N10051


PAWTUCKET

RI

912

T003N10018


ALIEF

TX

912

T003N20022


PASADDENA

TX

912

T003N10015


ANNANDALE

-

VA

412

T003N20058


TACOMA

WA

612

32

130

154.

MS

MSS

MI

MI

MI

MI

FY93 Title VII Part A Projects ServingGrades 9-12


Grant No.

Grantee

City

State

Grades Served

Lowest

Highest

T003L10069


ZUNI

NM

612

T003L20013


PROVIDENCE

RI

K12

o33


FY94 Title VII Projectsby Program and Year of Initial Funding


Prepared by:

r velopment Associates, Inc.1730 North Lynn Street


(Contract # T292001001)

Submitted:

November 22, 1994

15,1

FY94 Title VII Projects by Program and Year of Initial Funding

This report provides project listings of FY94 Title VII programs sorted by program type, yearof initial funding, state and city. The listing includes all FY94 Title VII Part A and Part Cprojects grouped by the year they were first funded. Each project listing contains the projectidentification number, grantee organization, city, state, contact person, and phone number.

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INM

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Grant NUmber

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

(Year of Initial Funding - FY90)

T003A00198

GANADO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 20

GANADO

AZ

BLUEHOUSE

PHILLIP

602-755-3436

T003A00170

KAYENTA BOARDING SCHOOL

NAVAJO

AZ

JOHNSON

JULIA

602-697-3437

T003A00162

PEACH SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 8

PEACH SPRINGS

AZ

WATAHOMIGIE,

LUCILLE

602-769-2202

T003A00131

RED ROCK DAY SCHOOL

RED VALLEY

AZ

HEAVEN

DARRYL

602-653-4456

T003A00226


AZUSA

CA

COOLEY

MARK

818-967-6211

T003A00134

BALDWIN PARK UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.BALDWIN PARK

CA

PEREZ

ANNA

818-962-3311

T003A00076


CALEXICO

CA

CAMACHO MARY

619-357-7362

T003A00218

CHICO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CHICO

CA

BEVERS

GLORIA

916-891-3102

T003A00003.

CHOWCHILLA SCHOOL DISTRICT

CHOWCHILLA

CA

RATLLFF

CHARLES

209-665-4421

T003A00153


COVINA

CA

ROACH

JOHN

818-966-8331

T003A00117

FONTANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

FONTANA

CA

SMITH

JERILYNN

209-357-5111

T003A00159


FORT BRAGG

CA

FUNK

LEE

707-961-2850

T003A00151


FREMONT

CA

MELENDEZ

CARMEN

415-659-2531

T003A00238

GILROY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

GILROY

CA

LENTZ

RICHARD

408-842-7748

T003A00033

HOLLISTER SCHOOL DISTRICT

HOLLISTER

CA

GUTIERREZ

PETER

408-637-3781

T003A00161

LA HABRA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT'

LA HABRA

CA

REED

GAIL

213-690-2316

T003A00185


LOS ANGELES

CA

LENNON

DEBORAH

213-625-6182

T003A00235


LOS ANGELES

CA

RIVERA,

JOHANNA

213-249-9367

T003A00005

MARYSVILLE JOINT UNIFIED SCH DIST

MARYSVILLE

CA

TITUS,

PAULA

916-741-6051

T003A00120

MOORPARK UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

MOORPARK

CA

HERRITY

VISHNA

805-531-6464

T003A00081

RIO SCHOOL DISTRICT

OXNARD

CA

MORENO

ESTELLA

, 805-485-3111

T003A00122

VAL VERDE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

PERRIS

CA

QUON

PHIL

714-940-6165

T003A00013


REDDING

CA

SKEETE

ELAINE

916-225-0291

T003A00136


SAN DIEGO

CA

HEATH

DONNA

619-753-6491

TOC3A00146

SAN FRANcISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA LIGAYA

415-239-0161

T003A00075


SAN JOSE

CA

BISHOP

RITA

408-371-0960

T003A00236


SAN JOSE

CA

NGUYEN-PHAN

KIM-ANH

408-998-6049

T003A00194


SANTA ANA

CA

ANAIDA

COLON-MUNI

714-558-5855

T003A00123


SANTA BARBARA

CA

GARCIA-DURAN

LIDIA

805-963-4331

T003A00190


SOUTH LAKE TAHOE

CA

MURRAY WILLIAM

916-541-4111

T003A00257


STOCKTON

CA

RAYMOND PH.D.

TOM

209-953-4792

T003A00057

CHATOM SCHOOL DISTRICT

TURLOCK

CA

BORBA

TONY

209-664-8500

T003A00203


WATSONVILLE

CA

TOTH

JANETTE

408-728-6988

TO03A000013

WEST COVINA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

WEST COVINA

CA

GAUTREAU MARIA

818-338-8411

T003A00212

YUBA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

YUBA CITY

CA

LINK

DEREK

916-741-5289

T003A00048


FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

TERREL

NANCY

305-760-7444

T003A00125


HONOLULU

HI

ONGTECO

HELEN

808-396-2521

T003A00224


DAVENPORT

IA

SUZUKI

THERESE

319-391-9464

T003A00258


STORM LAKE

IA

PARMAN

LARRY

712-732-8060

T003A00206

CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

CHICAGO

IL

SERNA,

RODOLFO

312-353-8060

T003A00248

ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT U-46

ELGIN

IL

WAGNER

SUSANNE

708-888-5183

T003A00157

WAUKEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WAUKEGAN

IL

VIDAL

JAUNA

312-360-5459

T003A00043

LIBERAL UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #480

LIBERAL

KS

SCOTT,

SHIRLEY

316-626-3800

T003A00250


BOSTON

MA

PERRIN

JEANNE

617-635-8439

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Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003A00163


BROCKTON

MA

PINHEIRO

JOSE

508-580-7508

T003A00216

LAWRENCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

LAWRENCE

MA

DIAZ

EVANGELINA

508-975-5905

T003A00217


LOWELL

MA

O'DONNELL

ANN

508-937-7695

T003A00066


BATTLE CREEK

MI

ROWAN ANNETTE

616-965-9470

T003A00067

FARMINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FARMINGTON

MI

WHITE

JUDITH

313-489-3327

T003A00188


MINNEAPOLIS

MN

HEATH

SHEILA

612-627-2933

T003A00245

BROWNING PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROWNING

MT

ROBERT

PERSONS

406-338-2725

T003A00133

HARDIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 17H

HARDIN

MT

WALKINGBEAR

MARLENE

406-665-1304

T003A00083


HAYS

MT

ALLEN MINERVA

406-673-3120

T003A00142

HEART BUTTE SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

HEART BUTTE

MT

PARISIAN

EDWARD

406-338-2290

T003A00241

SOLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SOLEN

ND

JACKIE WILCOX,

701-544-3341

T003A00135

DEMING PUBLIC SCHOOLS

DEMING

NM

JUAREZ

CONSUELO

505-546-8841

T003A00149

DEXTER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS

DEXTER

NM

RAFTERY

MARIA SONI

565-734-5433

T003A00177

ROSWELL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

ROSWELL

NM

HERRERA MONICA

505-625-8100

T003A00201

CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED SCH DIST 22

SHIPROCK

NM

HENRY RENA

505-732-4204

T003A00115

SOCORRO CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS

SOCORRO

NM

SISNEROS

FRANCISCO

505-835-0300

T003A00089

TOADLENA BOARDING SCHOOL

TOADLENA

NM

YAZZIE

EVANGELINE

505-789-3205

T003A00184


BRONX

NY

MIRANDA CARMEN

212-733-8100

T003A00205


BRONX

NY

WISHNER JERRY

212-892-5527

T003A00208


BRONX

NY

RIVERA

FREEBIE

212-292-7427

T003A00050

NYC BOARD OF ED/COMMUNITY SD #18

BROOKLYN

NY

PHYLLIS

GONON

718-927-5204

T003A00121


BROOKLYN

NY

VELEZ

NANCY

718-636-3252

T003A00174


BROOKLYN

NY

LAW TIM

718-236-3427

T003A00189


BROOKLYN

NY

BARABALLO

CARLOS

718-384-5274

T003A00209


BROOKLYN

NY

VEGA GILBERTO

'718-236-3539

T003A00221


BROOKLYN

NY

SANCHEZ

JULIA

718-236-3310

T003A00049


BUFFALO

NY

ALESSI,

SAMUEL JR.

716-897-8131

T003A00207

NEW YORK CITY PUBLC SCHOL

GLENDALE

NY

MCGUIRE

ADA

718-417-2645

T003A00112


JACKSON HEIGHTS

NY

DOUNIS

JAMES

718-777-4686

T003A00025


NEW YORK

NY

ROSENBERG

RAY

212-602-9700

T003A00148


NEW YORK

NY

TURCHIN

GILBERT

212-678-2918

T003A00155


NEW YORK

NY

RAMOSA

AWILDA

212-779-7200

T003A00079


WORTHINGTON

OH

HOLSCHUH

MARY

614-431-8636

T003A00061

HOLLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

HOLLIS

OK

MEFFORD

RICK

405-688-3450

T003A00158

OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

OKLAHOMA CITY

OK

TORRES

JOHN

405-297-6574

T003A0005,9

GREASY SCHOOL

STILWELL

OK

DAVIDSON

KENNETH

918-458-5334

T003A00222

WOUNDED KNEE DISTRICT SCHOOL

MANDERSON

SD

CEDARFACE

JOHN

605-867-5433

T003A00255

PIERRE INDIAN LEARNING CENTER

PIERRE

SD

JEANOTTE

DARRELL

605-224-8661.

T003A00237

COTULLA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

COTULLA

TX

MORENO

IRENE

512-879-2468

T003A00137

GRAND PRAIRIE INPNDNT SCHOOL DIST

GRAND PRAIRIE

TX

MARTIN,

ELIZABETH

214-237-4007

T003A00129

HARLINGEN CONSOLIDATED I.S.D.

HARLINGEN

TX

WILLIAMS

LOLA

512-430-4502

T003A00038

LA FERIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST.

LA FERIA

TX

IRELAND. ELSIE

210-797-2612

T003A00063

LASARA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

LASARA

TX

CAVAZOS

ABEL

512-642-3598

T003A00093

SHARYLAND I.S.D

MISSION

TX

RIVERA,

JOEL

512-585-2002

T003A00099

SAN DIEGO INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

SAN DIEGO

TX

GARZA

AIDA

512-279-3382

3

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Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003A00164

WAXAHACHIE INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

WAXAHACHIE

TX

LOPEZ-BEAVER,

SYLVIA

214-923-4676

T003A00020

SEATTLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

SEATTLE

WA

IMAN

JAY

206-298-7220

T003A00254

YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT #7

YAKIMA

WA

PERKINS

MARY

509-454-3554


T003A10318

JUNEAU SCHOOL DISTRICT

JUNEAU

AK

SORENSON

BERNIE

907-463-1967

T003A10047


ONEONTA

AL

KRETZSCHMER,

PAULA

205-274-8895

T003A10162

KAYENTA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

KAYENTA

AZ

ROSIER HELEN

602-697-2020

T003A10065

PINON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 4

PINON

AZ

NEZ,

RUBY

602-725-3414

T003A10154


SANDERS

AZ

LEVARIO,

MATHEW

602-688-2703

T003A10263


BELLFLOWER

CA

TURRENTINE

REBECCA

310-866-9011

T003A10067


BOONVILLE

CA

SNEED MARLENE

707-895-3774

T003A10278

BRAWLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

BRAWLEY

CA

KELLY,

NORMA

619-344-9911

T003A10127

LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT

CANOGA PARK

CA

GROSS

JUDITH

818-340-3591

T003A10033

CASTAIC UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

CASTAIC

CA

LEEDS-HORWITZ

SUSAN

b05-257-1381

T003A10268

COVINA-VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

COVINA

CA

PORT

STELLA

818-331-3371

T003A10104


DOS PALOS

CA

WALL

ERNIE

209-392-2131

T003A10122


HALF MOON BAY

CA

SPIELLER

SHEILA

415-726-7128

T003A10245


KERMAN

CA

PATRON

ROSE

209-846-5383

T003A10030

LA HABRA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

LA HABRA

CA

REED

GAIL

310-690-2316

T003A10059

BASSETT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

LA PUENTE

CA

LUNA

CHRISTINA

818-918-3453

T003A10229


LINDSAY

CA

SOFLIN

ENA

209-562-8501

T003A10159

LOS ANGELES U.

S. D.

- REGION B

LOS ANGELES

CA

AUSTIN

DAN

213-625-6875

T003A10044


LOS BANOS

CA

LOPEZ

PATRICIA

209-826-6467

T003A10264

NORWALK-LA MIRADA UNIFIED SCH DIS

NORWALK

CA

RAMIREZ

ESTELLA

310-868-0431

T003A10010

OXNARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT

OXNARD

CA

PURDY

STEPHANIE

805-487-3918

T003A10077

SA/ FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA

LIGAYA

415-469-4777

T003A10294

SAK FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA

LIGAYi,

415-469-4777

T003A10323

OAK GROVE ELEMENTARY SCH DISTRICT

SAN JOSE

CA

BARBARA

MANNY

408-227-8300

T003A10301


SANTA ANA

CA

COLON-MUNIZ

ANAIDA

714-558-5855

T003A10285

SANTA CLARA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SANTA CLARE

CA

GONZALEZ

LIDIA

408-262-3600

T003A10210


STOCKTON

CA

RAYMOND

TOM

209-953-4792

T003A10204


WATSONVILLE

CA

TOTH

JANETTE

408-728-6988

T003A10315

LOS NIETOS SCHOOL DISTRICT

WHITTIER

CA

LOPEZ

SUSAN

310-692-0271

T003A1004,3

GLENN COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

WILLOWS

CA

JOHNSON MERRILEE

916-934-6575

T003A10216


WASHINGTON

DC

IZQUIERDO,

ELENA

202-576-8850

T003A10175

MICCOSUKEE CORPORATION

MIAMI

FL

HOFFMAN

BRUCE

305-223-8380

T003A10051


HONOLULU

HI

PANGILINAN

GLORIA

808-396-2522

T003A10227

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 381

AMERICAN FALLS

ID

MCOMBER,

GEORGE

208-226-2391

T003A10185


WILDER

ID

CHAVOLLA

IRENE

208-482-6486

T003A10100

CMTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST 15

PALATINE

IL

MCABEE

MAUREEN

708-934-2908

T003A10289

SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND

HAMMOND

IN

DELLAHOUSSAYE-KROC

PEGGY

219-933-2455

T003A10244


LOUISVILLE

KY

PAUL

JOYCE

502-473-3290

T003A10165


RARVEY

LA

PHILLIPS

JOEL

504-349-7776

4

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MIN

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Initial Funding


Education Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003A10184

VERNON PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

LEESVILLE

LA

FOSTER

WILLIAM

318-239-3401

T003A10023


BOSTON

MA

SERCOMBE

DEBORAH

617-635-8439

T003A10261


BROCKTON

MA

PINHEIRO

JOSE

508-580-7508

T003A10215

LAWRENCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

LAWRENCE

MA

DIAZ

EVANGELINA

508-975-5905

T003A10203


LOWELL

MA

O'DONNELL

ANN

508-937-7697

T003A10253

INDIAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL

PRINCETON

ME

NEWELL,

WAYNE

207-796-2362

T003A10189


BERRIEN SPRINGS

MI

HOLMAN

AURELIA RA

616-471-1237

T003A10038


DEARBORN

MI

ARRAF

SHAREEN

313-730-3028

T003A10330

BUSBY SCHOOL OF THE NORTHERN

HELENA

MT

ROWLAND

DARIbS

406-592-3646

T003A10272

RONAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 30

RONAN

MT

GOTTFREID GARRY

406-676-4393

T003A10342


FORT YATES

ND

DECOTEAU

ANDY

701-854-7488

T003A10084

TWIN BUTTES SCHOOL DISTRICT #37

HALLIDAY

ND

BURR

JOYCE

701-938-4396

T003A10004


NEW TOWN

ND

BLUESTONE

MARK

701-627-4048

T003A10112


ALBUQUERQUE

NM

SANDOVAL,

WILL

505-883-0440

T003A10193

PUEBLO PINTADO COMMUNITY SCHOOL

CUBA

NM

KANNON

CLYDE

505-655-3341

T003A10063

MESA VISTA CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS

EL RITO

NM

JARAMILLO ANTHONY

505-583-2316

T003A10222

TO'HAJIILEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL

LAGUNA

NM

BYRNES

JAMES

505-831-6426

T003A10257

LOS LUNAS SCHOOLS

LOS LUNAS

NM

GALBADADON,

THOMAS

505-865-6564

T003A10050

PENASCO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

PENASCO

NM

CARLOS

ABEXTA

505-587-2182

T003A10041

SILVER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST

SILVER CITY

NM

HOLDER

ADELA

505-388-1527

T003A10275


TAOS

NM

TENOREO,

OCLIDRIO

505-758-7414

T003A10180


WAGON MOUND

NM

LOPEZ

DOLORES

505-666-2206

T003A10153


BAYSIDE

NY

RUTH

ROBERT

718-631-6982

T003A10021


BRONX

NY

SALIT

VIVIAN

212-584-4335

T003A10014


BROOKLYN

NY

HERENDEEN

NOEMI

718-935-3915

T003A10020


BROOKLYN

NY

CAMACHO

FRANCES

718-257-6900

T003A10087


BROOKLYN

NY

WONG

PAUL

718-236-3427

T003A10116


BROOKLYN

NY

WEISBERGER

RAQUEL

718-236-3827

T003A10130


BROOKLYN

NY

WONG

PAUL

718-236-3427

T003A10148


BROOKLYN

NY

LAW TIM

718-236-3427

T003A10201

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCH/BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003A10217


BROOKLYN

NY

RIESE

EILEEN

718-891-8819

T003A10250


BROOKLYN

NY

LABIANCA

DANIEL

718-963-2520

T003A10056

NEW YORK CITY PUB SCH/CSD #28

FOREST HILLS

NY

GOLDENBACK GARY

718-830-8853

T003A10086


LONG BEACH

NY

MEYERS

MARITZA

516-897-2027

T003A10197

COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT TWO

NEW YORK

NY

ABREU

ROSENDO

212-337-8769

9

T003A10099


OZONE PARK

NY

ISAACS

BRENDA

718-642-5724

T003A10097

CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT/ROCHESTER

ROCHESTER

NY

WITASZEK

EDWARD

716-256-8975

T003A10349

OSAGE COUNTY INTERLOCAL COOP

AVANT

OK

FRAZIER

SUSAN

918-263-2003

T003A10133


DUSTIN

OK

OLIVER

PAULA

918-656-3230

T003A10252

GUM SPRINGS DEPENDENT SCHOOL

GORE

OK

HOMER

JONES

918-487-5191

T003A10150

RYAL DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT #3

HENRYETTA

OK

HICKS

LOUIS

918-652-7461

T003A10008

NORWOOD SCHOOL D-#14

HULBERT

OK

MOSS

JAMES

918-478-3092

T003A10251


RED ROCK

OK

BULLIS, MARCY

MARCY

405-723-4361

T003A10307


SALINA

OK

COLVIN, BETH

BETH

918-458-5334

162

163

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MI

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Grantee

City,

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003A10220

CAVE SPRINGS SCHOOL

STILWELL

OK

BONAPARTE

JOE

918-772-4211

T003710103


WELEETKA

OK

PARRISH

DAN

405-786-2203

T003. 10003


MCMINNVILLE

OR

CHASE

JASMINE

503-472-1431

TOOJA10290


ONTARIO

OR

ROSALEZ

DAVID

503-889-5374

T003A10305

LITTLE WOUND SCHOOL BOARD

KYLE

SD

ROY

IMOGENE

605-455-2461

T003A10107

TODD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 66-1

MISSION

SD

LEBEAU

DOROTHY

605-856-4869

T003A10327

LONEMAN SCHOOL CORPORATION

OGLALA

SD

HOWE

RAY

605-867-5633

T003A10054

SOCORRO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

EL PASO

TX

ARIAS

MARIA

915-860-3458

T003A10333


GALVESTON

TX

GARZA

MARY

409-766-5194

T003A10247

HIDALGO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

HIDALGO

TX

SANCHEZ

JOE V.

512-843-3118

T003A10254

SPRING BRANCH INDEPENDENT S. D.

HOUSTON

TX

DONOVAN

RENATE

713-464-8246

T003A10151


SAN ANTONIO

TX

JASSO

JUAN

512-921-4456


T003A20157


UNALAKLEEK

AK

HICKERSON

JIM

907-624-3611

T003A20304

BISBEE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT #2

BISBEE

AZ

MAY

MICHAEL

602-432-5381

T003A20128

OSBORN SCHOOL DISTRICT #8

PHOENIX

AZ

MORENO

SALLIE

602-234-3366

T003A20228

TEECNOSPOS BOARDING SCHOOL

TEECNOSPOS

AZ

TYNES

ALICE

602-656-3252

T003A20300

SANTA CRUZ VALLEY UNIFIED DIST.35

TUMACACORI

AZ

POTTER

SANDRA

602-281-8282

T003A20278

BUENA PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT

BUENA PARK

CA

KITCHEN

JAN

714-522-8412

T003A20188

CHINO USD/DON ANTONIO LUGO H.S.

CHINO

CA

HERNANDEZ

JEAN

909-591-3902

T003A20280

COMPTON UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT

COMPTON

CA

GOODMAN

FRANK

310-639-4321

T003A20370


COVINA

CA

ROACH

JOHN

818-966-8331

T003A20033


DALY CITY

CA

CRILLY

MICHAEL

415-756-0300

T003A20324


DIXON

CA

MONAGHAN

PLEUNETTE

916-678-4866

T003A20363

EARLIMART ELEMENTARY SCH DIST

EARLIMART

CA

GOMES

LORETTA

805-849-2631

T003A20332

RAVENSWOOD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

EAST PALO ALTO

CA

RAMOS,

R.

MARIA

-415-329-2866

T003A20186

FARMERSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT

FARMERSVILLE

CA

JONES

JANET

209-747-3120

T003A20178

GREENFIELD UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

GREENFIELD

CA

ARCHULETA

GILBERT

408-674-2840

T003A20098

IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

IRVINE

CA

BENN, WILLIAM/MEADOWS, FELAND

714-651-0444

T003A20027


KERMAN

CA

PATRON

ROSE

209-846-5383

T003A20009

BASSETT UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

LA PUENTE

CA

LUNA,

CHRISTINA

818-918-3453

T003A20161


LATON

CA

CANNON

PAUL

209-923-9544

T003A20058

LE GRAND UNION ELEM SCH DIST

LE GRAND

CA

ANDERSON

BETTY

209-389-4515

T003A2006,6

MONROVIA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

MONROVIA

CA

HILL

RICHARD

818-359-9181

T003A20062

MORENO VALLEY UNIFIED SCH DIST

MORENO VALLEY

CA

DOLAN

DARLENE

909-485-5600

T003A20194

NORTH MONTEREY COUNTY U.S.D.

MOSS LANDING

CA

HIGH

JULIE

408-633-4905

T003A20015

PERRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT

PERRIS

CA

CARAVITO,

HONORIA

714-657-3118

T003A20322


SAN DIEGO

CA

CASCO,

DOLLY

619-571-7203

T003A20019

LUTHER BURBANK SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN JOSE

CA

RODRIQUIZ

RICHARD

408-295-1813

T003A20099


SANTA ANA

CA

COLON-MUINZ-MUNIZ

ANAIDA

714-558-5855

T003A20092

SAN JOAQUIN CTY OFFICE OF EDUC

STOCKTON

CA

LOCKWOOD

CLAUDIA

209-468-4865

T003A20297

STOCKTON UN.FIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

STOCKTON

CA

TOM

RAYMOND

209-953-4792

T003A20281

TEMECULA VALLEY UNIF SCH DIST

TEMECULA

CA

ROBINSON

LESLIE

714-676-2661

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Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003A20276

TULELAKE BASIN JOINT UNIFIED SD

TULELAKE

CA

SMITH

LINDA

916-664-2131

T003A20086

VALLEJO CITY UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT

VALLEJO

CA

BYE

THOMAS

707-644-8921

T003A20226

WESTMINSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT

WESTMINSTER

CA

PAINTER

TRACY

714-894-7311

T003A20168


WILLITS

CA

CROGHAN,

MIKE

707-463-4822

T003A20307


WOODLAND

CA

OLSEN

WALLY

916-662-0201

T003A20270

SAN LUIS VALLEY BD OF COOP SVCS

ALAMOSA

CO

DURANT

RICHARD

719-589-5851

T003A20243

ADAMS-WELD COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 27J

BRIGHTON

CO

MARTINEZ

PRAXCEDES

303-659-6297

T003A20164


DENVER

CO

DE-LEON

PATRICIA

303-764-3631

T003A20183

MAPLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

DENVER

CO

DIAZ,

FRIEDA

303-288-6681

T003A20217


FORT LUPTON

CO

GADDIS

ANNETTE

303-573-5098

T003A20032


GLENWOOD SPRINGS

CO

MARTINEZ

ELIAS

303-945-6558

T003A20093

MARSHALLTOWN COMMUNITY SCH DIST

MARSHALLTOWN

IA

REDALEN

JOAN

515-752-1000

T003A20127


SIOUX CITY

IA

DONAWAY

CAROLINE

712-279-6079

T003A20163


ELGIN

IL

WAGNER

SUZANNE

708-885-5171

T003A20043

UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 457

GARDEN CITY

KS

TRUJILLO

LINDA

316-276-5155

T003A20104


BOSTON

MA

PERRIN

JEANNE

617-635-8439

T003A20236


NEW BEDFORD

MA

NANOPOULOS

CONSTANTIN

508-997-4511

T003A20302

MSAD #33

ST. AGATHA

ME

ALBERT

GILBERT

207-543-6400

T003A20181


DEARBORN

MI

ARRAF

SHEREEN

313-730-3028

T003A20135

JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT #8

ARLEE

MT

ELSER

TAMMY

406-726-3066

T003A20143

BOX ELDER SCHOOL DISTRIC 13-G

BOX ELDER

MT

ROSETTE

TIM

406-352-4195

T003A20193

CONFED SALISH & KOOTENAI TRIBES

PABLO

MT

ANDERSON

LARRY

406-675-0292

T003A20103

WYOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT #29

WYOLA

MT

LOVELAND

TERRY

406-343-2722

T003A20213

THEODORE JAMERSON ELEMENTARY SCH

BISMARCK

ND

AZURE

SAM

701-255-3285

T003A20024


MANDAREE

ND

WHITE-EAGLE

WAYNE

701-759-3290

T003A20029

SOLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL

SOLEN

ND

WILCOX

JACKIE

701-544-3341

T003A20351


GRAND ISLAND

NE

PLUGGE, LANE, DR.

LANE

308-381-59A

T003A20331


ALBUQUERUE

NM

LEITKE,

EUGENE

505-880-3995

T003A20129

ARTESIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ARTESIA

NM

JAMARILLO

HERIBERTO

505-746-9780

T003A20252

BELEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST

BELEN

NM

LUCERO,

THERESA

505-864-2092

T003A20185

PECOS SCHOOL DISTRICT

PECOS

NM

LOPEZ

CLARA

505-757-6042

T003A20028

QUESTA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

QUESTA

NM

MARTINEZ

GLORIA

505-586-0421

T003A20253

BOARD OF ED/SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHS

SANTA FE

NM

MAES

ADOLFO

505-989-5462

T003A20109


TAOS

NM

GONZALEZ

ROBERT

505-758-5205

T003A20002


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003A20017


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003A20052


BROOKLYN

NY

KRAMER

CECELIA

718-891-8819

T003A20081


BROOKLYN

NY

SANCHEZ

JULIA

718-236-3310

T003A20094

NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS/CSD #18

BROOKLYN

NY

GONON

PHYLLIS

718-927-5204

T003A20114


BROOKLYN

NY

RADDY

ROBERT

718-891-8499

T003A20173


BROOKLYN

NY

MATIAS

IVETTE

718-236-3543

T003A20184


BROOKLYN

NY

WEISBERGER

RAQUEL

718-236-3310

T003A20290


BROOKLYN

NY

FALKOWSKY

CHARLOTTE

718-332-2003

T003A20366

NYC PUB SCHOOLS/CMTY S. D. 24Q

GLENDALE

NY

MCGUIRE

ADA

718-417-2645

T003A20108

NYC PUB SCHOOLS/CMTY S.D. #5

NEW YORK

NY

MANERO

VICTORIA

212-769-7504

7

166

167

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NM

MO

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FY94 Title VII Projects by Program and Year of /nitial Funding


Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T003120330


NEW YORK

NY

ROSENBERG

RAY

212-602-9700

TO03120350


NEW YORK

NY

MORROW,

BRIAN

212-795-9388

TO03120182


ROSEDALE

NY

SCHROEDER

MARIE

718-978-5900

T003120130

YONKERS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

YONKERS

NY

MAYMI

PEDRO

914-376-8491

TO03120049


CLINTON

OK

NOWKA FAY

405-323-1832

TO03120022

SHADY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT #26

HULBERT

OK

GUTHRIE

BETTY

918-772-2511

T003A20361

KEYS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT

PARK HILL

OK

GOURD CHARLES

918-456-4501

T003120242


SALINA

OK

COLVIN

BETH

918-458-5334

TO03120299


SALLISAW

OK

MOORE,

CURTIS

918-775-5525

TO03120294

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCHOOL

STILWELL

OK

BROWN

RHONDA

918-696-7509

T003120050

BRIGGS C044

TAHLEQUAH

OK

POINDEXTER

BEN

918-456-3209

TO03120260

WOODALL PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 21

TAHLEQUAH

OK

THOMPSON,

EMMETT

918-456-1581

T003120046

WELEETKA PUBLIC SCH DIST NO 1-31

WELEETKA

OK

PARRISH,

DAN

405-786-2203

TO03120221

TENKILLER PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST 66

WELLING

OK

BALLEW

SHARON

918-457-5996

TO03120352

EUGENE SCHOOL DISTRICT

EUGENE

OR

BOLTON

NAMIHIRA

503-687-3460

T003120248

SHANNON COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 65-1

BATESLAND

SD

TWISS

MAURICE

605-288-1921

TO03120365

WOUNDED KNEE DISTRICT SCH BD

MANDERSON

SD

CEDARFACE

JOHN

605-867-5433

TO03120325

TODD CTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #66-1

MISSION

SD

GASPER,

DENNIS

605-856-2324

TO03120095

EDCOUCH-ELSA I.S.D.

EDCOUCH

TX

PALACIOS

JULIO

512-262-2136

TO03120265

REGION ONE EDUCATION SERV CENTER

EDINBURG

TX

THOMAS

TOMAS

512-383-5611

TO03120110

SPRING BRANCH INDEPENDENT SCH D.

HOUSTON

TX

MUNIZ

AMADITA

713-464-1511

TO03120026

LYFORD CONS INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

LYFORD

TX

GONZALEZ

SALVADOR

210-347-3521

TO03120039

PROGRESO IND SCHOOL DISTRICT

PROGRESO

TX

DIAZ

HOMER

210-265-4071

T003120121

EDGEWOOD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

SAN ANTONIO

TX

GUERRERO,

GLORIA

512-433-8035

TO03120227

ANETH COMMUNITY SCHOOL

MONTEZUMA ACREEK

UT

SISCO

WILFRED

801-651-3271

TO03120038


GRANGER

WA

HIGGINS

KAY

509-854-1515

T003120195

LYNDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 504

LYNDEN

WA

PEARSON

REBECCA

206-354-8714

TO03120010


ORONDO

WA

HARDISON,

CATHY

509-784-2443

TO03120259

PASCO SCHOOL DISTRICT 1

PASCO

WA

FLYNN

ELIZABETH

509-546-2661

TO03120341

TOPPENISH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 202

TOPPENISH

WA

BENDER,

DON

509-865-1391

T003120091

FREMONT COUNTY SCHOOL DIST #14

ETHETE

WY

GOGGLES

GARRETT

307-332-2992


T003A40229

FOWLER SCHOOL DISTRICT #45

PHOENIX

AZ

MARTINEZ

VIVIAN

602-257-6230

T003A402

WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIST #7

PHOENIX

AZ

MORENO

PATRICIA

602-275-8785

T003A40141

SANTA ROSA BOARDING & DAY SCH

SELLS

AZ

ANITA

JOANNE

602-361-2276

T003140250

TUBA CITY UNIFIED SCH DIST #15

TUBA CITY

AZ

EDDINGS

WILLIAM

602-283-6281

T003A40073

SUNNYSIDE UNIF SCH DISTRICT #12

TUCSON

AZ

ABALOS

JULIA

602-741-2500

T003140095


TUCSON

AZ

BASURTO

LEONARD

602-882-2441

T003140322

CARPINTERIA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CARPINTERIA

CA

KEATINGE

ROBERT

805-684-4511

T003140408

RAMONA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

CHINO

CA

FLORA

PALMA,

909-627-9144

T003A40375

COALINGA HURON UNIFIED SCH DIST

COALINGA

CA

DURAN

ARTURO

209-945-2236

T003140052

COLTON JOINT UNIFIED SCH DIST

COLTON

CA

CABRERA

YOLANDA

909-876-4254

T003A40035

DUARTE UNIFIED SCHCOOL DISTRICT

DUARTE

CA

MEDINA

HELEN

818-358-1191

8

168

169

MIII

M U

M A

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11M

1111

1III

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1111

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MI

FY94 Title VTI Projects by Progrsm and Initial Year of Funding


Education Program

Grant NUmber

Grantee

City

State

Contact Porson

Phone Number

T003A40192

EARLIMART ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIST.

EARLIMART

CA

GOMES

LORETTA

805-849-2631

T003A40012

FALLBROOK UNION ELEM SCH DIST

FALLBROOK

CA

CHATE

MIKE,

619-723-7022

T003A40127

FIREBAUGH LAS DELTAS UNIFIED

FIREBAUGH

CA

CHUCK

VIOLET

209-659-1476

T003A40393

FONTANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

FONTANA

CA

SMITH

JERILYNN

909-357-5111

T003A40096

GONZALES UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

GONZALES

CA

BRUSA

MIKE

408-675-2495

T003A40025

GREENFIELD UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

GREENFIELD

CA

ARCHULETA

GILBERT

408-674-2840

T003A40085

HAWTHORNE SCHOOL DISTRICT

HAWTHORNE

CA

GARCIA MARIA

310-676-2276

T003A40328

OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT

HUNTINGTON BEACH

CA

NORDIN

PAM

714-847-2551

T003A40298

LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

HUNTINGTON PARK

CA

LUEVANO-PEREZ

LUCILA

213-585-0957

T003A40214

KING CITY UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

KING CITY

CA

MCCOMBS

CAROLYN

408-385-4884

T003A40338

LANCASTER SCHOOL DISTRICT

LANCASTER

CA

YAMASAKI

IRENE

805-948-4661

T003A40197

LE GRAND UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

LE GRAND

CA

HINDS

GEORGE

209-389-9406

T003A40153


LOS ANGELES

CA

THOMAS

MARILYN

213-583-1257

T003A40161


LOS ANGELES

CA

FERNANDEZ

MAYRA

213-261-1171

T003A40333


LOS ANGELES

CA

ALBANO WILLIAM

213-560-1800

T003A40080

SADDLEBACK VALLEY UNIF SCH DIST

MISSION VIEJO

CA

INSLEY

PAT

714-580-3347

T003A40164

NEWMAN-CROWS LANDING UNIF SCH DIS

NEWMAN

CA

SANTOS

KATHLEEN

209-862-2933

T003A40362

OCEANSIDE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

OCEANSIDE

CA

FREEMAN DE LEYVA, SHERRY

619-722-8219

T003A40204

BUTTE COUNTY OFC OF EDUCATION

OROVILLE

CA

ST. GERMAINE

SUSAN

916-538-7678

T003A40365


PACOIMA

CA

GARCIA

CONSUELO

818-896-7411

T003A40175

PALM SPRINGS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

PALM SPRINGS

CA

HURST

JIM

619-327-1581

T003A40397

PARAMOUNT UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

PARAMOUNT

CA

BRYAN

HOWARD

310-602-6048

T003A40212

PASADENA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

PASADENA

CA

PALMER OSCAR

818-795-6981

T003A40169

VAL VERDE UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

PERRIS

CA

ROBERSON

ROSE

909-940-6100

T003A40135

PLANADA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIST

PLANADA

CA

ALLEY

DONNA

209-382-0351

T003A40323

PORTERVILLE UNION HIGH SCH DIST

PORTERVILLE

CA

WILLIAMSON

GAYLE

209-782-7000

T003A40249

REDWOOD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

REDWOOD CITY

CA

LIZ

WOLFE,

415-365-1550

T003A40264

SEQUOIA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST

REDWOOD. CITY

CA

TORRES

PATRICIA

415-369-1411

T003A40126

RIALTO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

RIALTO

CA

BARCELO

JUDY

909-320-7760

T003A40357

CARDIFF SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN DIEGO

CA

FREEMAN

SANDRA,

619-632-5892

T003A40230

ALUM ROCK UNION ELEM SCH DIST

SAN JOSE

CA

MARTINE NORRMA

408-258-2214

T003A40165

AROMAS/SAN JUAN UNIF SCH DIST

SAN JUAN BAUTISTA

CA

BLOOM

GARY

408-623-4500

T003A40221

SAN YSIDRO SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN YSIDRO

CA

DAVIS

JOAN

619-428-4476

T003A40179

RICHLAND-LERDO UNION SCHOOL DIST

SHAFTER

CA

MACK

LYLE

805-746-3904

T003A40248

SOLANA BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT

SOLANA BEACH

CA

TOPOLOVAC

ELLIE,

619-755-6705

T003A40199,

STOCKTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

STOCKTON

CA

TOM

RAYMOND

209-953-4792

T003A40424


STOCKTON

CA

TOM

RAYMOND

209-953-4792

T003A40314

COACHELLA VALLEY UNIFIED SCH DIST

THERMAL

CA

DEHARO

MARIA

619-399-5137

T003A40148

SHORELINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

TOMALES

CA

DAVIS

STEPHEN

707-878-2266

T003A40176

TRACY JOINT UNION HIGH SCH DIST

TRACY

CA

HAWKINS

LAURA

209-831-5101

T003A40004


TULARE

CA

ARNDT

SALLIE

209-685-7200

T003A40232

TURLOCK JOINT ELEMENTARY SCH DIST

TURLOCK

CA

WEDLAKE

PHILIP

209-667-0887

T003A40237


UKIAH

CA

IRMA

TURNER,

707-463-5286

T003A40371

WEST COVINA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

WEST COVINA

CA

GAUTREAU

MARIA

818-338-8411

T003A4019H

LOS NIETOS SCHOOL DISTRICT

WHITTIER

CA

LOPEZ

SUSAN

310-692-0271

9

170

171

1111

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1111

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MN

MI

MI

1110

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Education Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003A40299

JEFFERSON CTY PUB SCH/LAKEWOOD

LAKEWOOD

CO

JAYNES

PATRICIA

303-275-6982

T003A40057

WELD BD OF COOPERATIVE EDUC SYS

LASALLE

CO

SARKIS

MARGARET

303-284-6975

T003A40178

LAKE CTY SCH DIST R-1

LEADVILLE

CO

HINES

KATIE

719-486-2565

TOG3A40189


HONOLULU

HI

PABLO

JOSEPHINE

808-396-2522

T003A40064


WAIPAHU

HI

HONDA

RICHARD

808-678-4258

T003A40402


COLUMBUS JUNCTION

IA

KISNER

JOYCE

319-728-2231

T003A40074

MUSCATINE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST

MUSCATINE

IA

SLOTTERBACK

ROBERT

319-263-7223

T003A40166


AMERICAN FALLS

ID

MCOMBER GEORGE

208-226-2391

T003A40265

BUHL SCHOOL DISTRICT

BUHL

ID

WASH

BLAKE

208-543-9208

T003A40224

JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT 151

BURLEY

ID

BUSHMAN

KEVIN

208-678-6610

T003A40339

LAPWAI SCHOOL DIST NO. 341

LAPWAI

ID

KACHELMIER

DENNIS

208-843-2622

T003A40072

CICERO SCHOOL DISTRICT 99

CICERO

IL

MOSCA

CYNTHIA

708-863-4856

T003A40038

ROCKFORD BD OF EDUC SCH DIST #205

ROCKFORD

IL

EZEQUIEL

VARGAS,

815-966-3194

T003A40330

EAST'BATON ROUGE PARISH SCH BD

BATON ROUGE

LA

WHITE

GLADYS

504-922-5513

T003A40347


LOWELL

MA

O'DONNELL ANN

508-973-7697

T003A40020

LODGE GRASS ELEM SCHOOL #27

LODGE GRASS

MT

PHIPPS

RAY

406-639-2304

T003A40387

OJIBWA INDIAN SCHOOL

BELCOURT

ND

HENRY

LARRY

701-477-3108

T003A40182

BISMARCK PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST #1

BISMARCK

ND

DEMAREE

BILLY

701-221-3401

T003A40246

FOUR WINDS CMTY H. S. DIST #30

FORT TOTTEN

ND

GUTHRIE

CHARLES

701-766-4282

.T003A40114

NEW TOWN PUBLIC SCH DIST #1

NEW TOWN

ND

MARC

BLUESTONE,

701-627-3658

T003A40292

PARSHALL SCHOOL DIST #3

PARSHALL

ND

SEVERSON

MIKE

701-862-3129

T003A40218

WHITE SHIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT #85

ROSEGLEN

ND

LAFROMBOISE

GENE

701-743-4355

T003A40102

WAHPETON INDIAN

WAHPETON

ND

LA-FROMBOISE

ROXIE

701-642-4301

T003A40191

TORREON DAY SCHOOL

CUBA

NM

ALLISON

HARVEY

505-731-2272

T003A40252

JEMEZ MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS #53

GALINA

NM

ROBINSON MARY

505-638-5491

T003A40359

TO'HAJILEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL

LAGUNA

NM

BYRNES

JAMES

505-831-6426

T003A40056

LAS CRUCES PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST

LAS CRUCES

NM

NAVA

ROBERTO

505-527-6070

T003A40403

LAS VEGAS CITY SCHOOLS

LAS VEGAS

NM

MARTINEZ

LORRAINE

505-425-8532

T003A40358

MORA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

MORA

NM

SANCHEZ

LEROY

505-387-2224

T003A40171

PECOS INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

PECOS

NM

LOPEZ

CLARA

505-757-6120

TUO3A40193


PENASCO

NM

ABEYTA

CARLOS

505-587-2182

T003A40391

TAOS DAY SCHOOL

TAOS

NM

ROBERT

MARTINEZ,

505-758-3652

T003A40329

NYC PUB SCHS BENJAMIN/CARDOZO HS

BAYSIDE

NY

LINDER

BERTRAM

718-631-4880

T003A40280

NYC/BD OF EDUC/S BRONX HIGH SCH

BRONX

NY

BROWN-WESTERBAND

NANCY

718-665-1477

T003A40349

NEW YORK CITY/CMTY SCH DIST #12

BRONX

NY

STEWART

JEAN

718-328-2310

T003A40017


BROOKLYN

NY

LA-BIANCA

DANIEL

718-387-8880

T003A40018


BROOKLYN

NY

SANCHEZ

JULIA

718-236-3310

T003A40066


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8803

T003A40069


BROOKLYN

NY

RODRIGUEZ

ANDRES

718-935-3891

T003A40070


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-935-4020

T003A40076


BROOKLYN

NY

TERRY

LETHA

718-604-4244

T003A40097


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-720-0148

T003A40098


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8803

T003A40099

NYC/BOARD OF EDUCATION/BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

NY

SPADACCINI

MARIE

718-444-5663

T003A40117


BROOKLYN

NY

VILLARREAL

NANCY

718-935-3182

10

172

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1111

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NO

MFY94 Title VII Projects by Program and Year of

Initial Funding

Transitional Bilingual EducationProgram

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T003A40173

NYC PUBLIC SCH CMTY SCH DIST 18

BROOKLYN

NY

LUDWIG

HEIDI

718-927-5204

T003A40183


BROOKLYN

NY

RADDAY

ROBERT

718-891-8499

T003A40316


BROOKLYN

NY

VELEZ

NANCY

718-636-3252

T003A40324


BROOKLYN

NY

VEGA GILBERTO

718-236-3427

T003A40325


BROOKLYN

NY

TORCHIA

MARIA

718-236-3543

T003A40353


BROOKLYN

NY

CAMACHO

FRANCES

718-257-6900

T003A40360


BROOKLYN

NY

ANASTASIADIS

JANINE

718-236-3584

T003A40369


BROOKLYN

NY

DELGADO

VICTORIA

718-574-1139

T003A40129

HEMPSTEAD PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST #1

HEMPSTEAD

NY

MULKAY

NELLIE

516-292-7276

T003A40123

NEW YORK CITY PUB SCH DIST 30

JACKSON HEIGHTS

NY

DOUNIS

JAMES

718-777-4686

T003A40115


NEW YORK

NY

ROSENBERG

RAY

212-602-9700

T003A40116


NEW YORK

NY

ROSENBERG

RAY

212-602-9700

T003A40285

NYC/BD OF EDUC/CMTY SCH DIST #3

NEW YORK

NY

TURCHIN

GILBERT

212-678-2918

T003A40346

NEW YORK CITY/CMTY SCH DIST 6

NEW YORK

NY

MORROW

BRIAN

212-795-9388

T003A40143


ROSEDALE

NY

SCHONDORF

JERRY

718-978-5900

T003A40087


YONKERS

NY

MAYMI

PEDRO

914-376-8491

T003A40111

k.,.GLCoRD PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIST 1-4

COLCORD

OK

HAMPTON

KELLY

918-326-4116

T003A40331

MOSELEY SCHOOL

COLCORD

OK

WRIGHT

JACQUELINE

918-422-5927

T003A40030

GORE PUBLIC SCHOOL

GORE

OK

EICHLING

PAUL

918-489-5587

T003A40354

HARTSKORNE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

HARTSHORNE

OK

BARNES

JAMES

918-297-2535

T003A40206

HENNESSEY PUBLIC SCH 1-016

HENNESSEY

OK

PIPPIN

JERRY

405-853-4321

T003A40067

HOMINY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT

HOMINY

OK

CHRISTY

GERALD

918-865-6511

T003A40260

LOST CITY ELEMENTARY SCH (C017)

HULBERT

OK

HALL

DELL,

918-772-2538

T003A40281

MCCURTAIN COUNTY EDUC(L) CO-OP

IDABEL

OK

SONNY

VICTOR,

405-286-3344

T003A40343

KIOWA PUBLIC SCHOOL

KIOWA

OK

TRAMMELL

DENNIS

918-432-5631

T003A40024

MARBLE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL #35

MARBLE CITY

OK

COUCH

LARRY

918-775-2135

T003A40125

MILL CREEK PUB SCH DIST 1002

MILL CREEK

OK

DODD

RAY

405-384-5514

T003A40377

MULDROW PUBLIC SCHOOL

MULDROW

OK

SMITH

ETHARD

918-427-7406

TOC3A40378

OAKS MISSION SCHOOL

OAKS

OK

ED

TURLINGTON

918-868-3547

T003A40220

POCOLA PUBLIC SCHOOL

POCOLA

OK

GREEN

HARLENE

918-436-2424

T003A40380

ROLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL

ROLAND

OK

HERRELL

HOWARD

918-427-4601

T003A40342

SALINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

SALINA

OK

WOODSON

DONNIE

918-434-5091

T003A40374

SAVANNA PUBLIC SCHOOL

SAVANNA

OK

BROWN

JOE

918-548-3867

T003A40184


TAHLEQUAH

OK

SHEETS

JANICE

918-458-4100

T003A40205

SEQUOYAB HIGH SCHOOL

TAHLEQUAH

OK

COX

DELTON

918-456-0631

T003A40239

WEWOKA PUBLIC SCHOOL

WEWOKA

OK

BENTLEY

BILL

405-257-5475

T003A40187

HERMISTON DISTRICT #8R

HERMISTON

OR

TRESHAM JAM

503-567-5574

T003A40243

CENTRAL SCHOOL DIST 13J

INDEPENDENCE

OR

HARMS

GALEN

503-838-0030

T003A40093

COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO

SAN JUAN

PR

REYES

MARIA

809-759-9983

T003A40277

BONESTEEL-FAIRFAX SCHOOL DIST

BONESTEEL

SD

410UCK

BRUCE

605-654-2314

T003A40110

SAN FELIPE DEL RIO CONS I.S.D.

DEL RIO

TX

CERVANTES

AL

210-774-9278

T003A40419

REGION ONE EDUCATION SVC CENTER

EDINBURN

TX

TOMAS

THOMAS,

210-383-5611

T003A40366

JACKSONVILLE I.S.D.

JACKSONVILLE

TX

LEWIS

LEZLEY

093-586-5165

T003A40081

KATY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

KATY

TX

BORGSTEDTE

MAYDELL

713-391-2184

T003A40170

UNITED INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

LAREDO

TX

PUENTE

GUADALUPE

210-722-3938

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Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T003A40078

PRESIDIO I.S.D.

PRESIDIO

TX

MEDRANO

ROBERT

915-229-3008

T003A40091

RIO HONDO I.S.D.

RIO HONDO

TX

BRIGHT

CHARLES

210-748-4424

T003A40119

SAN MARCOS CONS I.S.D.

SAN MARCOS

TX

MENDIOLA CRACIELA

512-353-4646

T003A40253

SANTA ROSA ELEM T-7 BIL TRANS

SANTA ROSA

TX

VASQUEZ

DAVID

210-636-1196

T003A40258

TEMPLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

TEMPLE

TX

LEAL

ODILIA

817-778-7190

T003A40159

TOOELE SCHOOL DISTRICT

WENDOVER

UT

KNOWLTON

BRU2E

801-665-2343

T003A40310

VIRGIN ISLANDS DEPT OF EDUCATION

ST. THOMAS

VI

ARTHURTON MIGDALIA

809-774-3725

T003A40284


WALLA WALLA

WA

HERNANDEZ

SERGIO

509-527-3000

T003A40318

NORTH CENTRAL EDUC(L) SVC DIST

WENATCHEE

WA

SHARRATT

GENE

509-664-0362

12

176

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City

(Nath/Science Priority) Proj AM

State

Contact Person

Phone Number


T003D30317

JUNEAU SCHOOL DISTRICTS

JUNEAU

AK

MECUM

BARB

907-463-1967

T003D30233

DEQUEEN-MENA EDUCATIONAL CO-OP

GILL::AM

AR

COBB

SANDY

501-386-2251

T003D30210

CASA BLANCA DAY SCHOOL

BAPCHULE

AZ

MARTINEZ

ALFRED

620-315-3489

T003D30077

GANADO UNIFED SCHOOL DIST NO 20

GANADO

.AZ

BLUEHOUSE

PHILLIP

602-755-3436

T003D30333

DYSART UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT#89

MARICOPA

AZ

PEREZ

ALEJANDRO

602-583-5590

T003D30071

SCOTTSDALE UNIFIED SCH DIST #48,

PHOENIX

AZ

KURTZ

HELEN

602-852-2263

T003D30351

TUBA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #15

TUBA CITY

AZ

BENALLY, CHEE

CHEE

602-283-6280

T003D30267

SUNNYSIDE UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #12

TUCSON

AZ

ABALOS

JULIA

602-741-2500

T003D30309

SANTA CRUZ VALLEY UNIF DIST. #35

TUMACACORI

AZ

PIERCEALL-POTTER

SANDRA

602-281-8282

T003D30092

SAVANNA SCHOOL DISTRICT

ANAHEIM

CA

JOHNSON

SUE

714-236-3817

T003D30303


AZUSA

CA

COOLEY

MARK

818-967-6211

T003D30140

PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOCI, DISTRICT

CAMARILLO

CA

HILL-TRUE

PATRICIA

805-445-8664

T003D30208

CAMPBELL UNION ELEM SCHOOL DIST

CAMPBELL

CA

CHARTRAND

GERRY

408-364-4216

T003D30247

COLUSA CTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

COLUSA

CA

SALTZEN

JOAN

916-458-7601

T003D30036

DOS PALOS-ORO LOMA UNIFIEr SCH

DOS PALOS

CA

DAMIANO

ANITA

209-364-6117

T003D30354

EL CENTRO SCHOOL DISTRICT

EL CENTRO

CA

TAYLOR, MARGO

MARGO

619-352-5712

T003D30085


ESCONDIDO

CA

STONE

IRENE

619-480-3021

T003D30131

EXETER UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

EXETER

CA

FRIESEN

CARMEN

209-592-2141

T003D30031

FULLERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

FULLERTON

CA

WALLACE

MARY

714-447-7400

T003D30369


HAYWARD

CA

SANCHEZ,

FRANCISCA

510-670-4233

T003D30371


HAYWARD

CA

SANCHEZ,

FRNACISCA

510-670-4233

T003D30287

HOLTVILLE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

HOLTVILLE

CA

BERNARDI

CLIFFORD

619-356-5703

T003D30355

EASTSIDE UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

LANCASTER

CA

KING,

JIM

805-946-3907

T003D30042


LATON

CA

CANNON

PAUL

209-923-9544

T0031)30240

LAWNDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT

LAWNDALE

CA

GILTZOW

SHIRLEY

310-973-1300

T.003D30148


LODI

CA

JACOBSON

PHYLLIS

209-331-7025

T003i30216


LOS ANGELES

CA

MUNOZ

HAZEL

213-266-0182

T003D30227

LOS ANGLES UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

LOS ANGELES

CA

JARAKIAN

VERGINE

213-625-6743

T003D30377


LOS ANGELES

CA

BOVY,

GRACE

213-625-6743

T003D30133

MENDOTA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

MENDOTA

CA

WARD

BARBARA

209-655-4365

T003D30180

MONTEBELLO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

MONTEBELLO

CA

NEMEROUF

ANN,

310-927-1319

T003D30302

MOORPARR UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

MOORPARK

CA

HERRITY

VISHNA

805-531-6464

T003030177

NAPA CTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

NAPA

CA

NEMKO

BARBARA

707-253-6823

T003D3025,6

PASADENA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

PASADENA

CA

PALMER

OSCAR

818-795-6981

T003D30137

PIXLEY UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

PIXLEY

CA

KIWAN

ED

209-757-3131

T003030136

CUCAMONGA SCHOOL DISTRICT

RANCHO CUCAMONGA

CA

MAIDENBERG

CLAUDIA

909-9 8-7 -8942

T00300334

TEHAMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT CF ED.

RED BLUFF

CA

HOPKINS

PHIL

916-527-5811

T003030179


REDWOOD CITY

CA

ESPINOSA

JUAN

415-802-5617

T003D30245


REDWOOD CITY

CA

WOLFE

LlZ

415-365-1550

T003D30123

JURUPA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

RIVERSIDE

CA

LOPEZ

LUPE

909-360-2856

T003030165

ROWLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

ROWLAND HEiGHTS

CA

STELLA

SYLVIA

818-965-2541

T003D30044


SALINAS

CA

MCCARTHY

CANDACE

408-753-4192

T003D30218

SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN DIEGO

CA

ALLEN

TIMOTHY

619-225-3551

13

178

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Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T003D30368

ALUM ROCK UNION ELEM SCH DISTRICT

SAN JOSE

CA

FIERRO,

NORMA

408-258-4923

T003D30295


SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO

CA

AGUIRRE

JOANN

714-489-7431

T003D30239

SANTA PAULA ELEM SCHOOL DIST

SANTA PAULA

CA

KESSLER

EDWARD

805-933-5323

T003D30268

WRIGHT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT

SANTA ROSA

CA

ORTIZ

LINDA

707-542-0556

T003D30089

STOCKTCN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

STOCKTON

CA

TOM

RAYMOND

209-753-4792

T003D30196


STOCKTON

CA

JULIE

HISAKA,

209-477-6552

T003D30348


TUSTIN

CA

TAYLOR,

JANET

714-730-7380

T003D30035

NEWHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT

VALENCIA

CA

PACE

MICHAEL

305-286-2236

T003D30207

VENTURA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

VENTURA

CA

ROBLES

JENNIFER

805-641-5000

T003D30094


WESTMINSTER

CA

PAINTER

TRACY

714-894-7311

T003D30173

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ SCHOOL DIST RE-1

CORTEZ

CO

SCHUMPELT

GEORGE

303-565-7336

T003D30009


DENVER

CO

DIAZ

FRIEDA

303-288-6681

T003D30220

POUDRE SCHOOL DISTRICT R-1

FORT COLLINS

CO

JANE

HUFFSTETLE

303-490-3200

T003D30264

ST VRAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

LONGMONT

CO

GIBBONS

TOM

303-772-7775

T003D30147

RED CLAY CONSOLIDATED SCH DIST

WILMINGTON

,DE

KAREN

MILLER

302-651-2624

T003D30262

SCHOOL BD OF BROWARD CTY FLORIDA

FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

TERREL

NANCY

305-767-8413

T003D30109

SCHOOL BOARD OF PINELLAS FLORIDA

LARGO

FL

KOUKOULAKIS

MARIA

813-588-6299

T003D30186

NAMPA SCHOOL DISTRICT #131

NAMPA

ID

CONSUELO

QUILANTAN

208-465-2700

T003D30146


CHICAGO

IL

SERNA

RODOLFO

312-535-8060

T003D30353

COUSHATTA TRIBE OF LOUISIANA

ELTON

LA

DOUCET

SHIRLEY

318-584-2261

T003D30054


LYNN

MA

BENSON

ALAN

617-593-1680

T003D30040

MAINE SCHOOL ADMIN

TURNER

ME

PARKIN

LINDA

207-225-3795

T003D30064

SAINT PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOL

ST PAUL

MN

SNYDER CAROLE

612-228-3644

T003030059


BOX ELDER

MT

ROSETTE

TIM

406-352-4195

T003030269


POPLAR

MT

SULLIVAN

DOUGLAS

406-768-3410

T003D30097

PRYOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PRYOR

MT

SYBRANT

DANIEL

406-259-7329

T003D30053


FORT YATES

ND

DECOMAU ANDY

701-854-3899

T003D30261


ARTESIA

NM

JARAMILLO

J. HERIBER

505-746-9780

T003D30056

COBRE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST

BAYARD

NM

HOLDER

HARRELL

305-537-3371

T003D30041

MESA VISTA CONSOLIDATED SCH DIST

EL RITO

NM

MAESTAS

JOE

505-583-2411

T003D30336

SANTA CLARA DAY SCHOOL

ESPONOLA

NM

KOLKMEYER

ALEXANDRA

505-753-4406

T003D30319

JEMEZ MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS, #53

GALLINA

NM

ROBINSON

MARY

505-638-5491

T003D30347


PENASCO

NM

ROMERO

MERCY

505-587-2502

TO03030134

COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT TEN

BRONX

NY

SALIT

VIVIAN

212-584-6335

T003D30019

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS #4

BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003D30084


BROOKLYN

NY

HERNANDEZ

LILLIAN

718-935-3911

T003D30126


BROOKLYN

NY

ANASTASIADIS

JANINE

718-236-3584

T003030130


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003D30138


BROOKLYN

NY

HERENDEEN

NOEMI

718-935-3911

T003D30139

NYC P.S./CHILDREN'S LRNG PROJECT

BROOKLYN

NY

HERNANDEZ

LILLIAN

718-935-3891

T003D30142


BROOKLYN

NY

PARRILLA

ELIEZERA

718-330-9349

T003D30242


BROOKLYN

NY

FISHKIN

DANA

718-588-5609

T003030296


BROOKLYN

NY

LUDWIG

HEIDI

718-927-5258

T003D30305

NEW YORK CITY PUPLIC SCHOOL

BROOKLYN

NY

ANASTASIADIS

JANINE

718-236-3584

T003D30154


FOREST HILLS

NY

GOLDENBACK

GARY

718-830-8853

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Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T003D30325


LONG BEACH

NY

MEYERS, MARITZA MARITZA

516-897-2027

T003D30101

PROJECT VIDA

NEW YORK

NY

MUNOZ-FEDER

ELISA

212-475-2667

T003D30106

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCH DIS1 #6

NEW YORK

NY

ARNDT

CYNTHIA

212-795-9388

T003D30162


NEW YORK

NY

PETRILAK

DOROTHY

718-417-2645

T003D30248


NEW YORK

NY

SID

KATHERINE

212-673-8896

T003D30086

GORE PUBLIC SCHOOL

GORE

OK

EICHLING

PAUL

918-458-5587

T003D30170


HENRYETTA

OK

ADAMS

FRED,

918-652-3374

T003D30290

KANSAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIST 1-3

KANSAS

OK

SHIPLEY

CAROLYN

918-868-2648

T003D30307

BELFONTE DEPENDENT SCH DIST.#50

MULDROW

OK

SHELL

DORIS

918-427-3522

T003D30183

LITTLE AXE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NORMAN

OK

WORK

JOE

405-329-4603

T003D30314

BRUSHY SCHOOL DISTRICT D-36

SALLISAW

OK

EDWARDS

DARLUS

918-775-4458

T003D30050

STILWELL PUBLIC SCHOOL 1-25

STILWELL

OK

EUBANKS

MAX

918-696-4228

T003D30279

MARYETTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

STILWELL

OK

HALL

JOY

918-696-2285

T003D30361

GRAND VIEW C034

TAHLEQUPli

OK

BILBY,

MIKE

918-456-5131

T003D30362

LEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT 14

TWIN OAKS

OK

DAVIS,

BRUCE

918-868-2277

T003D30002

TENKILLER PUBLIC SCHOOL D-66

WELLING

OK

ROUNTREE

RANDY

918-457-5996

T003D30182

JUSTICE PUBLIC SCHOOL

WEWOKA

OK

CAROL

HARRISON,

405-257-2962

T003D30316

YALE ELEMENTAPY

YALE

OK

WILLIAMS

JAN

918-387-2434

T003D30380

WASHINGTON COUNTY DISTRICT 15

FOREST GROVE

OR

FLICK

BETTY

503-359-2421

T003D302E0

GUM SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOL

GORE

OR

JONES

HOMER

918-487-5191

T003D30197

HERMISTON DISTRICT #8-R

HERMISTON

OR

JANN

TRESHAM,

503-567-5574

T003D30169

SHANNON CTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #65-1

BATESLAND

SD

TWISS

MAURICE

605-288-1921

T003D30051

EAGLE BUTTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

EAGLE BUTTE

SD

HALL

FRANCINE

605-964-4911

T003D30174


MISSION

SD

GASPAR

DENNIS

605-856-4869

T003D30378


BENAVIDES

TX

VELA,

MARIO

510-256-3383

T003D30107

BRYAN INDEPENDENT SCH DIST/ELEM

BRYAN

TX

MURRAY MARCIA

409-361-9680

T003D30217

CANUTILLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

CANUTILLO

TX

GIANELLI

MARGE

915-877-3726

T003D30090

REGION ONE EDUCATION SERVICES CTR

EDINBURG

TX

THOMAS

TOMAS

512-383-5611

T003D30065

ALDINE I.

S. D.

HOUSTON

TX

RODRIQUEZ

LINDA

713-878-0955

T003D30074

HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

HOUSTON

TX

VELASQUES

LINDA

713-694-2813

T003D30318

KINGSVILLE I.S.D.

KINGSVILLE

TX

GUERRA HILDA

512-592-3387

T003D30096

LUFKIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

LUFKIN

TX

YOUDAN

DAWN

409-632-8041

T003D30315


PYOTE

TX

TREVINO

JERRY

915-389-5555

T003D30229

SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

SAN ANTONIO

TX

RIVERA

JOSEPH

210-226-8563

T003D30259

OGDEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

OGDEN

UT

SANDOVAL

SANTIAGO

801-625-1153

T003D3007,6


KENNEWICK

WA

SEEMAN

MARILYN

509-736-2280

T003D30030


MATTAWA

WA

MESA-JOHNSON

DELCINE

509-932-4423

T003D30323


WALLA WALLA

WA

HERNANDEZ

SERGIO

509-527-3020

T003D30082

REPUBLIC OF PALAU

KOROR

ZZ

EMESIOCHL

MASA-AKI

680-488-1003

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Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber


T003M10053

IMPERIAL COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUC

EL CENTRO

CA

FISHER WILLIAM

619-399-6429

T003M10023


HAYWARD

CA

YING

HELEN

510-783-0514

T003M10009


NEWPORT BEACH

CA

BODROGI

ROSEMARIE

714-760-3300

T003M10042

WOODVILLE UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

PORTERVILLE

CA

QUIROZ

DOLORES

209-688-8734

T003M10013

SAN MATEO COUNTY OFFICE OF ED

REDWOOD CITY

CA

ESPINOSA

JUAN

415-802-5617

T003M10050


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA

LIGAYA

415-469-4775

T003M10025


SAN JOSE

CA

BISHOP

RITA

408-371-0960

T003M10047


SANTA ANA

CA

COLON-MUNIZ

ANAIDA

714-558-5855

T003M10022


WHITTIER

CA

RIVERA

CHRISTINA

213-698-8121

T003M10018

NEW YORK CITY P.S./PROJ CLINICO

BROOKLYN

NY

ADLER

NANCY

718-935-3182

T003M10027


BUFFALO

NY

ALESSI

SAMUEL

716-897-8131

T003M10054

NEW YORK CITY CMTY SCHOOL DIST 30

JACKSON HEIGHTS

NY

FUENTES

AUDREY

718-777-4630


T003M20058

CREIGHTON ELEMENTARY SCHL DIST 14

PHOENIX

AZ

BURKHART,

PAMELA

602-381-600C

T003M20023

ARVIN UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.

ARVIN

CA

GIBSON

BILL

805-854-6512

T003M20086


CALEXICO

CA

CAMACHO

MARY

619-357-7362

T003M20004

LA HABRA CITY SCHCOL DISTRICT

LA HABRA

CA

REED

GAIL

310-690-2316

T003M20055


LAWNDALE

CA

GILTZOW

SHIRLEY

310-973-1300

T003M20062

WESTERN PLACER UNI SCHL DISTRICT

LINCOLN

CA

WHEELER

JEANNINE

916-645-6380

T003M20025

LOST HILLS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

LOST HILLS

CA

DAY

DAVID

805-797-2632

T003M20020

SADDLEBACK VAL UNIFIED sCHL DIST

MISSION VIEJO

CA

INSLEY

PAT

714-580-3347

T003M20072


MOUNTAIN VIEW

CA

MYERS

DIANE

415-960-8859

T003M20005

CUTLER-ORISI UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

OROSI

CA

MCNABB

ELDON

209-528-4763

T003M20069

PASO ROBLES UNION SCHOOL DIST

PASO ROBLES

CA

LONG

FRAN

805-237-3363

T003M20022


SAN JOSE

CA

NGUYEN-PHAN

KIM-ANH

408-998-6049

T003M20003


SANTA ANA

CA

COLON-MUNIZ

ANAIDA

714-358-5855

T003M20079

ROSELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT

SANTA ROSA

CA

MATTHEWS

SANDRA

707-546-7050

T003M20031

VISTA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

VISTA

CA

ZAWACKI

CHARLENE

619-726-8003

T003M20076

WATERFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT

WATERFORD

CA

BOYER

GENI

209-874-9471

T003M20078

AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

AURORA

CO

GOLDEN

JOHN

303-340-0764

T003M20045


FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

TERREL

NANCY

305-767-8413

T003M20032

SCHOOL BD OF DADE CNTY, FLORIDA

MIAMI

FL

JOHNSON

JOHN

305-995-1704

T003M20030

EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH SCHOOL BD

BATON ROUGE

LA

WHITE

GLADYS

504-922-5513

T003M20034


HARVEY

LA

PHILLIPS

JOEL

504-349-7776

TOUM20073


DEARBORN

MI

ARRAF

SHEREEN

313-730-3028

T003M20094


LINCOLN

NE

STEINER

DEILA

402-436-1601

T003M20087

NEW YORK CITY PUBIC SCHOOLS

BRONX

NY

ACEVEDO

MILDRED

718-681-6160

T003M20009


BROOKLYN

NY

LAZARUS

ALAN

718-692-5253

T003M20012

NY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (12)

PROOKLYN

NY

RADIN STEPHEN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003M20013


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003M20014


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

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State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003M20033


DROOKLYN

NY

SANCHEZ

JULIA

718-236-3310

T003M20059


BROOKLYN

NY

MORIN

YANICK

718-236-3310

T003M20065


BROOKLYN

NY

SEIMAN

FLORENCE

718-251-5201

T003M20019


BUFFALO

NY

ALESSI, JR.

SAMUEL

716-897-8131

T003M20024

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCH-CSD #06

NEW YORK

NY

MORROW BRIAN

212-795-9388

T003M20044


NEW YORK

NY

ROSEMBREG

RAY

212-602-9700

T003M20063

NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS/CSD #2

NEW YORK

NY

ABREU

ROSENDO

212-337-8769

T003M20091

SPRING BRANCH INDEP SCHL DIST

HOUSTON

TX

MUNIZ

AMADITA

713-464-1511

T003M20027

RARLANDALE INDEP SCHOOL DIST

SAN ANTONIO

TX

JASSO

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512-921-4456

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T003C00044


CULVER CITY

CA

TROTTER

BARBARA

310-842-4236

T003C00008

LOS ANGELES COUNTY OFFICE OF ED.

DOWNEY

CA

SPIEGEL-COLEMAN

SHELLY

310-922-6804

T003C00096

LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

LOS ANGELES

CA

HERRERA,

GERALDINE

213-625-6444

T003C00013


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA

LIGAYA

415-469-4777

T003C00110

SANTA MONICA-MALIBU UNIFIED S. D.

SANTA MONICA

CA

ODELL

RUTH

213-828-0335

T003C00059

VALLEY CENTER UNION SCHOOL DIST.

VALLEY CENTER

CA

HAINES-AVILES

LUCY

619-749-0464

T003C00029

BROWARD COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

TERREL

NANCY

305-767-6901

T003C00078


CHICAGO

IL

SERNA

RODOLFO

312-535-8060

T003C00047

CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

CAMBRIDGE

MA

CAZABON

MARY

617-349-6466

T003C00043

FRAMINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FRAMINGHAM

MA

FRANTZEN

JUNE

508-626-9122

T003C00014

HOLYOKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

HOLYOKE

MA

MAHONEY

JOHN

413-534-L2012

T003C00032

COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRCT #2

NEW YORK

NY

ROSENDO

ABREU

212-337-8769

T003C00091

NYC BOARD OF EDUCATION/CMTY SD #3

NEW YORK

NY

TURCHIN

GIL

212-678-2918

T003C00107


NEW YORK

NY

MORROW

BRIAN

212-927-8296

T003C00051

SALEM-KEIZER SCHOOL DISTIRCT #24J

SALEM

OR

EDMISTON

SALLY

503-399-3258


T003C10034

BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

.BARSTOW

CA

COSTA

WAYNE

619-253-5512

T003C10060


FREMONT

CA

MELENDEZ

CARMEN

510-659-2531

T003C10029


LOS ANGELES

CA

HERRERA GERALDINE

213-625-6444

T003C10012


SAN JOSE

CA

NGUYENPHAN

KIMANH

408-998-6049

T003C10026

COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST #10/BRONX

BRONX

NY

SALIT

VIVIAN

212-584-4335

T003C10006

MT. VERNON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

.MT VERNON

NY

KEANE

DEMETRA

914-665-5222

T003C10018


NEW YORK

NY

ROSEMBERG

RAY

212-602-9745

T003C10001


ARLINGTON

VA

PANFIL

KATHERINE

703-358-4210


T003C20051

ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT

ANCHORAGE

AK

GULLICKSON

JANICE

907-269-2277

T003C20045

ROOSEVELT ELEM SCHL DIST #66

PHOENIX

AZ

ZEPEDA

VERONICA

602-243-4809

T003C20062


LOS ANGELES

CA

KIM,

CHIN

213-625-6106

T003C20014


PASADENA

CA

PALMER

OSCAR

818-795-6981

T003C20030

POMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

POMONA

CA

SOLZA

ANITA

714-397-4680

T003C20088

ALUM ROCK UNION ELEM SCHL DIST

SAN JOSE

CA

FIERRO

YORMA

408-258-4923

T003C20007

CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SCHL DIST

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO

CA

KRAMER

DOUG

714-492-3456

T003C20040


WOODLAND

CA

GARCIA

ROSENDO

916-662-0201

T003C20025

THE SCHL BD OF DADE CNTY, FL

MIAMI

FL

JOHNSON

JOHN

305-995-1704

T003C20030


BOSTON

MA

SERCOMBE

DEBORAH

617-635-8439

T003C20061

SALEM PUBLIC SCHOOLS

SALEM

MA

DANNENBERG, DR.

ARLENE

508-740-1225

T003C20080

BEACON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

BEACON

NY

LANGEVIN,

CARMEN

914-851-2F:36

T003C20032

NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROOKLYN

NY

CAMACHO

FRANCES

718-257-6)00

T003C20054

NEWBURGH ENLARGED CITY SCHL DIST

NEWBURGH ORANGE

NY

MINEO, CAROLE

CAROLE

914-563-75b5

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ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL DIST

ROCHESTER

NY

MIRANDA

EDGAR

T003C20018

EL PASO INDEP SCHL DIST

EL PASO

TX

CARREON

ARGELIA

T003C20011


LUFKIN

TX

CHALLIS

MANUELA

T003C20078

PEARSALL INDEP SCHL DIST

PEARSALL

TX

TREVINO,

YOLANDA


T003C40020

ROUGH ROCK SCHOOL INC

CHINLE

AZ

DICK

GALENA

T003C40014

TUBA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST 15

TUBA CITY

Az

sCoTT

LOUISE

T003C40044

FULLERTON JOINT UNION HIGH SCH

FULLERTON

CA

DARDASHTI

IRENE

T003C40029


REDWOOD CITY

CA

WOLFE

LIZ,

...

T003C40015


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA LIGAYA

T003C40025


SOLANA BEACH

CA

RILEY

KEVIN

T003C40040


VISTA

CA

JOHNSON GLORIA

T003C40030

BoULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

BOULDER

CO

WIDGER-ALIRE

LyNN

T003C40021

WINDHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WILLIMANTIC

CT

ROMANO

JEAN

T003C40008

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCH

WASHINGTON

DC

IZQUIERDO

ELENA

T003C40024

COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DIST 300

CARPENTERSVILLE

IL

KOLBUSZ

LINDA

T003C40034

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ROCKVILLE

MD

MET

MYRIAM

T003C40011


DEARBORN

mi

ARRAF

SHEREEN

T003C40032


DETROIT

m1

GIBBS

FRMA

T003C40031


ENGLEWOOD

NJ

WILLAUM

ELIZABETH

T003C40003

NEW YoRK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BRONX

NY

MILDRED ALEVEDO,

T003C40033

NEW YORK CITY PUB SCH DISTRICT 16

BROOKLYN

NY

oRTIZ

NILDA

T003c40001

SCHOOL DISTRICT 1.

PORTLAND

OR

CABA MAURICE

T003c40056

HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

HOUSTON

TX

COOPER

ADAFER,

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Phone Number

716-262-8234

915-779-4139

409-633-6487

512-334-3628

602-728-3311

602-283-6277

714-671-4354

415-365-1550

415-469-9777

619-755-6705

619-726-0410

303-447-5073

203-423-8401

202-576-8850

708-426-1300

301-279-3440

313-730-3028

313-494-1690

201-833-6186

212-681-6656

718-574-2377

503-331-3220

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Grant NUmber

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

T003B10007

SCH DISTRICT OF FLINT

FLINT

MI

QUIROZ

ROBERTO

T003B10004

SCHOOL DIST OF PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA

PA

LEBRON

JOSE

20

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Phone Number

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Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number


T003E00134


CHEVAK

AK

MR. WEINBERG

B.A.

907-858-7713

T003E00131

MOBILE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL

MOBILE

AL

POWELL

HENRIETTA

2057690-8222

T003E00036


COCONINO

AZ

FILLERUP,

MICHAEL

602-527-6108

T003E00120

DENNEHOTSO BOARDING SCHOOL

DENNEHOTSO

AZ

CARR,

PAT

602-658-3201

T003E00064

ISAAC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5

PHOENIX

AZ

LUNDY,

SUSAN

602-484-4700

T003E00040


ANAHEIM

CA

STOCKS

SUSAN

714-999-5616

T003E00084

BANNING UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

BANNING

CA

SMITH

DEBBIE

909-922-0218

T003E00182

BREA-OLINDA UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

BREA

CA

STEPHEN

DENNIS

714-990-7556

T003E00145

CUPERTINO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

CUPERTINO

CA

BARRET

KAREN

308-252-3000

T003E00087

EMPIRE UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

EMPIRE

CA

PEAK

LYNN

209-521-2800

T003E00025


ESCALON

CA

MEDEIROS

VERN

209-838-3591

T003E00063


ESCONDIDO

CA

STONE

IRENE

619-480-3021

T003E00089


GLENDORA

CA

HESS,

CLAY

818-963-1611

T003E00168

ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICE OF ED

HAYWARD

CA

MARTEL

MARCUS

510-670-4232

T003E00019


INGLEWOOD

CA

BLACK

SANDRA

310-419-2787

T003E00119


IRVINE

CA

BEACHAM

ROBIN

714-651-0444

T003E00061


LODI

CA

RIVAS

CAROL

209-331-7026

T003E00137

LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTR

LOS ANGELES

CA

STEINBERG

STEVEN

213-388-0347

T003E00156

MERCED

CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

MERCED

CA

GUEVARA

PAUL

209-385-6666

T003E00045

SADDLEBACK VALLEY UNFD SCHL DIST

MITSRION VIEJO

CA

INSLEY

PAT

714-580-3347

T003E00059


NEWPORT BEACH

CA t

BODROGI

ROSEMARIE

714-760-3300

T003E00029

JEFFERSON YEAR-ROUND ELEM SCHOOL

OAKLAND

CA

LETEGOLA

GRACE

510-532-5335

T003E00031

REDDING SCHOOL DISTRICT

REDDING

CA

CURD

SALLY

916-225-0011

T003E00193

WEST CONTRA COSTA UNIFIED SCH D.

RICHMOND

CA

TORIO

ELIZABETH

415-237-3932

T003E00112

SAN DIEGO COUNTY OFFICE OF ED.

SAN DIEGO

CA

CASCO

DOLLY

619-571-7203

T003E00165

SANTA CLARA COUNTY OFFICE OF ED

SAN JOSE

CA

WILLIAMS

DIANA

408-453-6761

T003E00189


TUSTIN

CA

TAYLOR

JAN

714-730-7360

T003E00142

VALLEJO CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

VALLEJO

CA

BYE

THOMAS

707-644-8921

T003E00147


VISALIA

CA

MONROE

SUZANNE

209-730-7570

T003E00051


WASHINGTON

DC

IZQUIERDO

ELENA

202-576-8850

T003E00021


HONOLULU

HI

MCCOY

JUDY

808-396-2521

T003E00041

CMTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST 146

TINLEY PARK

IL

LANE

CAROLYN

708-614-4500

T003E00075

URBANA SCHOOL DISTRICT 116

URBANA

IL

HIXSON

JENNIFER

217-384-3690

T003E00068

WEST CHICAGO ELEMENTARY DIST #33

WEST CHICAGO

IL

LUENZMANN

NANCY

708-293-6090

T003E00144

LAFAYETTE PARISH PUBLIC SCHOOL

LAFAYETTE

LA

LABRY

SANDY

318-236-6896

T003E00133


BOSTON

MA

PERRIN

JEANNE

617-635-8439

T003E00110


FREDERICK

MD

SMITH

SUSAN

301-694-1331

T003E00152

PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL

PORTLAND

ME

STUDEBAKER

JERI

207-874 8135

T003E00099

L'ANSE AREA SCHOOLS

L'ANSE

MI

KETOL

LYNN

906-524-7171

T003E00095

MISSISSIPPI BND OF CHOCTAW INDNS

PHILADELPHIA

MS

WALTERS

MANDY

601.656-8990

T003E00153


HAYS

MT

ALLEN

MINERVA

406-673-3120

T003E00178

MISSOULA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

MISSOULA

MT

WILLIAMS

ELIZABETH

406 542 4025

T003E00158


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406-745-4420

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Grantee

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State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T003E00065


BROOKLYN

NY

DONLON

LORRAINE

718-368-8038

T003E00074


BROOKLYN

NY

SANCHEZ

JULIA

718-236-3310

T003E00116

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHS/CSD #21

BROOKLYN

NY

DONLIN

ELAINE

718-714-2541

T003E00100


BUFFALO

NY

ALESSI

SAMUEL

716-897-8131

T003E00161

ELMONT UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

ELMONT

NY

PALANDRA MARIA

516-37.6-5500

T003E00162


NEW YORK

NY

ABREU

ROSENDO

212-337-8769

T003E00130

NEW YORK PUBLIC SCHOOLS/CSD #25

QUEENS

NY

SUSSMAN

LESLIE

718-480-4164

T003E00054

PEGGS SCHOOL DISTRICT #31

PEGGS

OK

FISHER

MICHELE

918-598-3412

T003E00026


TAHLEQUAH

OK

PRESLY,

SANDRA

918-458-4192

T003E00108


DIST

PENDLETON

OR

DOWN

EARL

503-567-0621

T003E00117


PENDLETON

OR

CALDWELL

DONNA

503-276-6616

T003E00035

SALEM-KEIZER SCHOOL DISTRICT 24J

SALEM

OR

EDMISTON

SALLY

503-399-3258

T003E00052


PHILIDELPHIA

PA

CONNER

KATHERINE

215-299-7842

T003E00154


AUSTIN

TX

GARCIA HILDA

512-499-1701

T003E00169

REGION ONE EDUCATION SERVICE

EDINBURG

TX

THOMAS

TOMAS

512-383-5611

T003E00126


SAN ANTONIO

TX

BERNAL

MARY

512-227-2384

T003E00043


ETHETE

WY

GOGGLES

GARRET

307-332-2992


T003E10132

DOUGLAS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #27

DOUGLAS

AZ

KEITH

GLORIA

602-364-8485

T003E10069

SAN CARLOS UNIFIED SCH DIST 20

SAN CARLOS

AZ

STEELE

CATHERINE

603-475-2315

T003E10044


ALHAMBRA

CA

DESANTOS

MARY

818-308-2495

T003E10099

SAN JUAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CARMICHAEL

CA

AYALA

ARMANDO

916-671-7722

T003E10089


FREMONT

CA

MELENDEZ

CARMEN

415-659-2531

T003E10075


MORGAN !,ILL

CA

ZEPECKI

CAROL

408-779-5291

T003E10017

NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

NAPA

CA

KULAS

SUZANNE

707-253-3700

T003E10016

THERMALITO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

OROVILLE

CA

ALLSPAUGH

SHERRY

916-533-2212

T003E10083


SAN LEANDRO

CA

CROCE-GOODE

PAM

510-667-3529

T003E10033


TULARE

CA

ARNDT

SALLIE

209-686-3335

T003E10125


FORT HALL

ID

ABRAHAMSON

ROSE

208-238-3972

T003E10071


ADDISON

IL

CASTELLANO

JAIME

708-628-2500

T003E10148


BURBANK

IL

DRAKER

LAWRENCE

708-599-7200

T003E10109


EVANSTON

IL

TAGGERT

JEFF

708-492-5847

T003E10126


LOUISVILLE

KY

PAUL

JOYCE

502-473-3290

TCO3E10134


HARVEY

LA

PHILLIPS

JOEL

504-348-2891

T003E10082

IBERIA PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

NEW IBERIA

LA

MANNING

MARY JO

318-364-7641

T003E10100


SOUTH PORTLAND

ME

STUDEBAKER

JERI

207-874-8135

T003E10098

OXFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

OXFORD

MS

SHIELDS

BOBBIE KAY

601-234-7647

T003E10056


BOX ELDER

MT

SWAN

ROBERT

406-395-4291

T003E10142


NASHUA

NH

CEPAITIS

JOHN

603-594-4300

T003E10105

TULAROSA MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DIST

TULAROSA

NM

OSTERREICH

HELGI

505-585-2382

T003E10041


BROOKLYN

NY

MATIAS

YVETTE

718-236-3543

TOCHEIOORI


BROOKLYN

NY

KADIN

STEPHEN

718 891-8819

T003E10106


CINCINNATI

OH

BECKER

JOAN

513-533-5740

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Grant Number

FYS4 Title VII Projects by Program and Year of Initial Funding


Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003E10024


DUSTIN

OK

OLIVER,

PAULA

918-656-3230

T003E10079


SHAWNEE

OK

LACKEYL

MICHAEL

405-275-3473

T003E10108


STILWELL

OK

HILL

DONNA

918-696-2285

T003E10037

BRISTOL/WARREN REGIONAL SCH DIST

BRISTOL

RI

COSTA

ROBERTA

401-437-0750

T003E10074

WEST WARWICK SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

WEST WARWICK

RI

RUGGIERI

ELAINE

401-822-8436

T003E10020


DEL RIO

TX

CERVANTES

AL

512-774-9278

*03E10002


ARLINGTON

VA

VIOLAND-SANCHEZ

EMMA

703-358-6095


T003E20136


GLENDALE

AZ

ROELS

DAVE

602-435-6056

T003E20144

TEMPE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3

TEMPE

AZ

ARIAS

LUCY

602-730-7219

T003E20137

YUMA EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES

YUMA

AZ

SCHERZ

SUSAN

602-329-2243

T003E20020


ALAMEDA

CA

LABARE

SUZANNE

510-748-4096

T003E20029


CARMICHAEL

CA

JOHNSON

ISABEL

916-971-7722

T003E20027

DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

DAVIS

CA

JACOBS

PAULA

916-757-5357

T003E20111

LOS ANGELES CTY OFF OF EDUCATION

DOWNEY

CA

MEDINA

VICTORIA

818-786-0287

T003E20097


FULLERTON

CA

JARAMILLO

THOMAS

310-905-9816

T003E2O153

GLEMDORA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

GLENDORA

CA

HESS

CLAY

818-963-1611

T003E20006


LA MESA

CA

KERR

JEAN

619-465-3131

T003E2O170


MARTINEZ

CA

LARA

CONSUELO

510-313-0480

T003E20138


MARYVILLE

CA

TITUS,

PAULA

916-741-6051

T003E2O109

NAPA VALLEY UNIF SCH DISTRICT

NAPA

CA

RUE VIRGINIA

707-253-3526

T003E20132

NORWALK-LAMIRADA UNIFIED SCH DIST

NORWALK

CA

RAMIREZ

ESTELLA

310-868-0431

T003E20001


ORANGE

CA

KNAPP

ZONDRA

714-997-5729

T003E20028

RAMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

RAMONA

CA

TENNEBAUM

CAROL

619-788-5091

T003E20168

KINGS CANYON UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

REEDLEY

CA

ANZALDUA

MARIA

209-637-1208

T003E20177

SAN DIEGO CTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

SAN DIEGO

CA

SAPIEN-MELCHOR

REBECCA

619-569-5354

T003E20106


SAN FRANCISCO

CA

AVENIDA

LIGAYA

415-469-4777

T003E20069

OAK GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIST.

SAN JOSE

CA

BARBARA

EMMANUEL

408-227-8300

T003E20005


SAN MATEO

CA

KURTZ

PATRICIA

415-696-0251

T003E20013

LITTLE LAKE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

SANTA FE SPRINGS

CA

MADRID

MIKE

310-868-8241

T003E20030

SANTA ROSA CITY SCHOOLS

SANTA ROSA

CA

ESTRIN

MARTI

707-528-0814

T003E20114


SOLANA BEACH

CA

NATHAN

RENEE

619-755-8000

T003E20089

SOMIS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

SOMIS

CA

EDMUNDSON

THELMA

805-386-5711

T003E20017,

SAN JOAQUIN C'-)UNTY OFF OF ED.

STOCKTON

CA

LocKwoop

CLAUDIA

209-468-4865

T003E2O127

LINCOLN UNIFIk...0 SCHOOL DISTRICT

STOCKTON

CA

GRAHAM

KATHLEEN

209-953-8989

T003E20115

SUNNYVALE ELEM SCHOOL DISTRICT

SUNNYVALE

CA

MAY MARIE

408-522-8312

T003E20148


SUNNYVALE

CA

STONE

MARY

408-522-2231

T003E20096

TEMPLE CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.

TEMPLE CITY

CA

BROWN

WILLIAM

818-285-2111

T003E20053


YUBA CITY

CA

LINK

DEREK

916-741-5200

T003E20022


GOLDEN

CO

JAYNES

PATRICIA

303-275-6982

T003E2O175

MESA COUNTY VALLEY SCHOOL DIST 51

GRAND JUNCTION

CO

GLOVER

KATHY

303-245-2422

T003E20051


LONGMONT

CO

GIBBONS,

TOM

303-772-7775

T003E20101

DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL

MIAMI

FL

JOHNSON

JOHN

305-995 1704

23

193

199

f.

p-10

111-

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Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003E20048


NAPLES

FL

TORRES

MARIA

813-643-2700

T003E20004


LAWRENCEVILLE

GA

SCHILLING

JUDY

404-822-6525

T003E2O157


BLACKFOOT

ID

HEALY

PATRICIA

208-785-8831

T003E20021

CICERO PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIST. 99

CICERO

IL

CYNTHIA MOSCA

MOSCA

708-863-4856

T003E20038

SKOKIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 68

SKOKIE

IL

HEMRICH

DENISE

708-677-8271

T003E20112

KANSAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

KANSAS CITY

KS

KLAMM MAX

913-551-3200

T003E2O126


LIBERAL

KS

SCOTT

SHIRLEY

316-626-3800

T003E2O105


FLORENCE

KY

WETEKAMP

TED DR.

606-283-1003

T003E2O133


BATON ROUGE

LA

WHITE GLADYS

504-922-5513

T003E20033


SHREVEPORT

LA

RINAUDO

MARIE

318-636-0210

T003E20052


CENTREVILLE

MD

GOLEBIEWSKA

TERESA

410-758-2403

T003E20018


ELLICOTT CITY

MD

CARR

CELESTINE

410-313-6633

T003E20066

M.S.A.D. NO 71

KENNEBUNK

ME

BOUCHARD

DONALD

207-985-3935

T003E2O134


BERRIEN SPRINGS

MI

HOLMAN

AURELIA

616-471-2593

T003E20025


MT. CLEMENS

MI

RICE

PATTY

313-228-3481

T003E20055

WALLED LAKE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS

WALLED LAKE

MI

FERGUSON

CATHY

313-960-8391

T003E20083


WAYNE

MI

STORCHAN

KATHY

313-467-1604

T003E2O122

MISSOULA SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

MISSOULA

MT

WILLIAMS

BETSY

406-542-4025

T003E20077

ST. IGNATIUS SCHOOL DISTRICT #28

ST. IGNATIUS

MT

MATT

JOHN

406-745-4420

T003E20003


FARGO

ND

VANNOTE

MICHELE

701-241-4767

T003E20010


KEARNEY

NE

SELTZER

SHARON

308-237-5927

T003E20054

NEWARK BOARD OF EDUCATION

NEWARK

NJ

GAIL

WILLIAMS,

201-733-6437

T003E20011

ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOL

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

ROYBAL

,GENARO

505-883-0440

T003E20099

BERNALILLO pUBLIC SCHOOLS

BERNALILLO

NM

ORLANDO

VIGIL

505-867-0225

T003E2O123

MAGDALENA MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS

MAGDALENA

Nm

HARRIS

REBECCA

505-854-2241

T003E2O121

RUID0s0 MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS

RuID0s0

Nm

WIRTH

PAuL

505-257-4051

T003E20094


BROOKLYN

NY

WONG

PAUL

718-236-3427

T003E2O135

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHS/CSD 18

BROOKLYN

NY

GONON

PHYLLIS

718-927-5204

T003E20119


BUFFALO

NY

ALESSI

SAMUEL

716-897-8131

T003E20008


JACKSON HEIGHTS

NY

DOUNIS

JAMES

718-777-4686

T003E20098


LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

DURKIN

ROBERT

718-937-1610

T003E20073

NEW YORK CITY BOARD OF EDUC.,TION

NEW YORK

NY

TURCHIN

GILBERT

212-678-2918

T003E2O152


YONKERS

NY

LANG

ROBERTA

914-376-8213

T003E20059


PARMA

OH

HUTCHISON,

ROXANN

216-885-9339

T003E2O163

OSAGE COUNTY EDUCATIONAL COOP

AVANT

OK

BARBER

CLAIRE

918-263-2003

T003E2O155


NORMAN

OK

BUCHWALD

CATHERINE

405-366-5955

T003E20093

FRONTIER PUBLIC SCHOOL 1-4

RED ROCK

OK

GAGE

TOM

405-723-4582

T003E20076

CENTRAL SCHOOL(I007)

SALLISAW

OK

MOORE

KAREN

918-775-5525

T003E20015

PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL

SHAWNEE

OK

BURTON

ARLENE

405-275-6092

T003E20031

SPAVINAW SCHOOL

SPAVINAW

OK

LARMON

LARRY

918-589-2962

T003E2O174

VIAN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST 1-2

VIAN

OK

HOGAN,

ANN

918-773-5798

T003E2O151

WAToNGA PUBLIC SCHoOLS

WATONGA

OK

MAY

MICHAEL

405-623-7364

T003E2n154


WELCH

OK

BRYON,

JUDY

918-788-3222

T003E20047

WESTVILLE PUBLIC SCH I-11

WESTVILLE

OK

OLINGER

RICHARD

918 723-3181

T003E20081


KLAMATH FALLS

OR

TRAVIS

BECKY

503 883-4747

24

200

201

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MS


Special Alterr

ive Instructional Program

Grant Number

Grantee

city

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

T003E20090


KLAMATH FALLS

OR

HANSON

LORNA

503-883-5000

T003E20164

MORROW COUNTYJSCHOOL DISTRICT

LEXINGTON

OR

HELMER

ROGER

503-984-8202

T003E20149

WOODBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT

WOODBURN-

OR

TORRES

DALAIA

503-981-9555

T003E20037

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH

PA

FALL

THEKLA

412-488-2500

T003E20180

CRAZY HORSE SCHOOL

WANBLEE

SD

GETZ

TAMMY

605-462-6511

T003E20007

KINGSVILLE I.S.D.

KINGSVILLE

TX

COLIN

MARY ANN

512-592-3.;68

TOO.:C20086


FEDERAL WAY

WA

VAUGHAN

JEAN

206-941-0100

T003E20016


SPANAWAY

WA

BORGIA

JUDY

206-536-7317


T003E4O178

DELTA/GREELY SCH DISTRICT REAA 15

DELTA JUNCTION

AK

PAM

RULE,

907-895-4657

T003E40078


KOTZEBUE

AK

SAMPSON

RUTH

907-442-3472

T003E40181

FLAGSTAFF UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST 1

FLAGSTAFF

AZ

FILLERUP

MICHAEL

602-527-6108

T003E40057

BALSZ SCHOOL DISTRICT

PHOENIX

AZ

KESLER

MARGARET

602-275-4457

T003E40203


PHOENIX

AZ

BEYDA

117.RY

602-246-5084

T003E40046


CARMICHAEL

CA

ISABEL

JOHNSON,

916-971-7722

T003E40013


COVINA

CA

ROACH

JOHN

818-966-8331

T003E40025

DOWNEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

DOWNEY

CA

LOPOUR

WENDY,

310-904-3519

T003E40026

FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

CA

WILLIAMS

FERN

714-843-3279

T003E4O190

HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION H S DIST

HUNTINGTON BEACH

CA

MONGELS,

JAN

714-964-3339

T003E40051


LOS ANGELES

CA

BUSTAMANTE

BLANCA

213-660-1440

T003E40063

STANISLAUS COUNTY OFFICE OF ED

MODESTO

CA

LOCKWOOD CLAUDIA

209-468-4865

T003E40074

OROVILLE CITY ELEMENTARY SCH DIST

OROVILLE

CA

NOEL

BUEHLER,

916-533-4759

T003E40149

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY ED OFFICE

SANTA BARBARA

CA

SERNA

MARTA

805-964-4711

T003E40082

SIMI VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

SIMI VALLEY

CA

WETZEL

BECKY

805-520-6560

T003E40048

TEMPLE CITY UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT

TEMPLE CITY

CA

BROWN

WILLIAM

818-285-2111

T003E40085


VALLEJO

CA

WELSH

M. DALE

707-644-8921

T003E40096

NEW HAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NEW RAVEN

CT

MCGOWAN,

LISETTE

203-777-4898

T003E40053

RAWAII STATE DEPT OF EDUCATION

HONOLULU

HI

PABLO

JOSEPHINE

808-396-2522

T003E40003

DEKALB CMTY UNIT SCHOOL DIST 428

DEKALB

IL

BARSHINGER

JACK

815-754-2350

T003E40124

KIM CO-OP KENNEYVILLE DIST #201

ROSELLE

IL

ANGELLO-HARRINGTON

NINFA

708-893-3903

T003E40035

USD 259 WICHITA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WICHITA

KS

TABLADA

TULIO

316-833-4197

T003E4O121

RAPIDES PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

ALEXANDRIA

LA

RABALAIS

JIMMIE NEL

318-473-8585

T003E40020


HAYS

MT

ALLEN

MINERVA

406-673-3120

T003E40202

NASH-ROCKY MOUNT SCHOOLS

NASHVILLE

NC

LANHAM

DEBRA

919-459-5234

T003E4O100

LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS

SANFORD

NC

HIGGINS

LINDA

919-774-6226

T003E40040


FARGO

ND

MICHELE

VANNOTE

701-241-4767

T003E4O163

MANCHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT

MANCHESTER

NH

MCLANE

KATHERINE

603-624-6363

T003E40066


BROOKLYN

NY

DONLAN

ELAINE

718-714-2508

T003E40071


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-720-0148

T003E4O107

NEW YORK COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST 22

BROOKLYN

NY

RADDAY

ROBERT

718-891-8499

T003E4O145


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8803

T003E40146


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003E4O154

SOUTH HUNTINGTON UFSD

HUNTINGTON STATION

NY

SACKS

MARY

516-673-1u49

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202

203

IIIII

NM

UM

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Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T003E40043

NUYAKA PUBLIC SCHOOL

OKMULGEE

OK

LIMORE

KENNETH

918-756-1217

T003E40188

CORPUS CHRISTI INDEP SCHOOL DIST

CORPUS CHRISTI

TX

VALENCIA MARTHA

512-886-9240

T003E40136

DONNA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

DONNA

TX

DELAGARZA

JANE

210-464-1988

T003E40006

SPRING BRANCH INDEP SCHOOL DIST

HOUSTON

TX

DONOVAN

RENATE

713-467-8246

T003E40069

LASARA INDEPENDENT SCH DISTRICT

LASARA

TX

CAVAZOS,

ABEL

201-642-3598

T003E40195

REGION VIII EDUCATION SVC CENTER

MOUNT PLEASANT

TX

FERGUSON

SCOTT

903-572-8551

T003E40112


SAN ANTONIO

TX

GUERRERO

GLORIA

210-433-8035

T003E40139

WINDHAM SOUTHEAST SUPT UNION

WINDHAM

VT

GANNON

ANNA

802-257-0356

T003E40137

LAKE CHELAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 129

CHELAN

WA

REESE

TOM,

509-682-3515

T003E4O101

WAUSAU SCHOOL DISTRICT

WAUSAU

WI

ANDERSON

NELL,

715-848-2934

204

26

205

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(Magnet Schools Priority) Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

(Initial Year of Funding - FY91)

T003F10013


BATON ROUGE

LA

WHITE

GLADYS

504-922-5513

T003F10004


SALT LAKE CITY

UT

BROOM

MARY JO

801-481-4828

206

207

1111

1111

1111

1111

1111

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1111

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(Math/Science Priority) Program

Grant NUmber

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber


T003K30140


FAIRBANKS

AK

SIPE

MOLLI

907-452-2000

T003K30052


PHOENIX

AZ

BEYDA

MARY

602-246-5084

T003K30014

MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT

ANAHEIM

CA

VICKY

LARSON,

714-761-5533

T003K30132


CONCORD

CA

RONDEAU

LINDA

510-682-8000

T003K30079


COVINA

CA

WANDA

PYLE,

818-331-3371

T003K30191

CULVER CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CULVER CITY

CA

TROTTER

BARBARA

310-842-4235

T003K30055


LIVERMORE

CA

FITZPATRICK

PATRICK

510-606-3225

T003K30102


MARTINEZ

CA

CONSUELO

LARA

510-313-0480

T003K30096


PORTERVILLE

CA

QUIROZ

DOLORES

209-686-8713

T003K30071

MORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAN JOSE

CA

CHRISTENSON

LEAANN

408-243-6031

T003K30206

SONOMA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOLS

SONOMA

CA

MOE

GARY

707-935-6004

T003K30148

SUNNYVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT

SUNNYVALE

CA

WEISGERBER

STEPHEN

408-522-8200

T003K30138

EAST WHITTIER CITY SCH DISTRICT

WHITTIER

CA

OLIVER

RON

310-698-7352

T003K30188

WELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #6

GREELEY

CO

ROMERA

BELLA

303-352-1543

T003K30101


WASHINGTON

DC

IZQUIERDO

ELENA

202-576-8850

T003K30087


OKEECHOBEE

FL

KIRK

ZELLA

813-763-3725

T003K30118

QUEEN BEE SCHOOL DISTRICT #16

GLENDALE HEIGHTS

IL

DONOFIRO

JUDI

708-260-6117

T003K30185

JOLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS 86

JOLIET

IL

MAY

JEFFREY

815-740-3196

T003K30117

ARGO-SUMMIT-BEDFORD PARK SD #204

SUMMIT

IL

MCDONALD

MARY

708-728-3104

T003K30086


KISMET

KS

NICHOLSON,

CHERIE

316-563-7292

T003K30026


PORTLAND

ME

STUDLEY

GRAYCE

207-874-8135

T003K30178

SCHOOL DISTRICT #87J

BOX ELDER

MT

SWAN

ROBERT

406-395-4291

T003K30049


MISSOULA

MT

GRASSESCHI,

NANCY

406-728-2402

T003K30017


POPLAR

MT

SULLIVAN

DOUGLAS

406-768-3410

T003K30089

SOUTH SIOUX CITY CMTY SCHOOLS

SOUTH SIOUX CITY

NE

PETERSON

MICHAEL

402-494-2425

T003K30209

CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

LAS VEGAS

NV

AX,

ELISE

702-799-5190

T003K30149

NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS (PROJECT LEP)

BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-720-0148

T003K30121


ITHACA

NY

MEZA-DE-LA-VEGA

MARIA

607-272-0715

T003K30075

GERVAIS ELEMENTARY SCH DIST #76

GERVAIS

OR

JAMES

DAVID

503-792-3624

T003K30021


MILTON-FREEWATER

OR

JORGENSEN

ROGER

503-938-6614

T003K30197


PORTLAND

OR

CABA

MAURICE

503-331-3220

T003K30199

ARLINGTON INDEPENDENT SCH DIST.

ARLINGTON

TX

EVANS

GILDA

817-459-7427

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FY94 Title VII Projects by Program and Year of

Special Alternative Instructional (Recent Arrivals

Initial Funding

Priority) Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number


T003N10017


ALAMEDA

CA

LABARE

SUZANNE

415-748-4096

T003N10002


FULLERTON

CA

SELWAY

KAY

714-671-4369

T003N10011

OAK GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIST

SAN JOSE

CA

BARBARA

MANNY

408-227-8300

T003N10043


SUNNYVALE

CA

WEISGERBER

STEVEN

408-522-8200

T003N10039


VISALIA

CA

MONROE

SUZANNE

209-730-7570

T003N10049


PORTLAND

ME

STUDLEY

GRAYCE

207-874-8135

T003N10009

NEW YORK CITY BD OF EDUC/CSD 26Q

BAYSIDE

NY

RUTH

ROBERT

718-631-6982

TOG3N10046


HARTSHORNE

OK

BEARE

MICKEY

918-297-2296

T003N10018


ALIEF

TX

HARRIS

BETH

713-498-8110

T003N10015


ANNANDALE

VA

SPRAGUE

NANCY

703-846-8604


T003N20042

MOBILE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MOBILE

AL

POWELL

HENRIETTA

205-690-8222

T003N20024

BUENA PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT

BUENA PARK

CA

KITCHEN

JAN

714-522-8412

T003N20011

MT. DIABLO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CONCORD

CA

RONDEAU,

LINDA

510-682-8000

T003N20009

CAJON VALLEY UNION SCHL DISTRICT

EL CAJON

CA

BUELL,

LUPE

619-588-3021

T003N20023

OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT

HUNTINGTON

BEACH

CA

COLBY

KAREN

714-847-2551

T003N20053


HUNTINGTON

BEACH

CA

MANGELIS

JAN

714-964-3339

T003N20050


PLACENTIA

CA

HATTER

MARI

714-528-1007

T003N20020


SAN JOSE

CA

NGUYEN-PHAN

KIM-ANH

408-998-6049

T003N20031

LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHL DIST

VAN NUYS

CA

HASENSTAB,

K4aHLEEN

818-997-2550

T003N20057


BALTIMORE

MD

HYMAN

CARL

410-396-8614

T003N20061

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS #12

BRONX

NY

STEWART

JEAN

212-328-2310

T003N20002


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003N20004


BROOKLYN

NY

STEPHEN

RADIN

718-891-8819

T003N20007


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003N20022


PASADENA

TX

GALLEGOS,

GLORIA

713-920-6949

T003N20044

PRESIDIO ISD

PRESIDIO

TX

MEDRANO

ROBERT

915-229-3008

T003N20058


TACOMA

WA

HODGE

MINH-ANH

206-596-1140

2 u

2921

1

NM

NM

M11

1111

111.

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MI



Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number


T003L20038


CARMICHAEL

CA

JOHNSON

ISABEL

916-971-7722

T003L20070


IAVINE

CA

MEADOWS

FELAND

714-651-0440

T003L20024

LENNOX SCHOOL DISTRICT

LENNOX

CA

MANCILLA

TINA

310-330-4950

T003L20017


REDWOOD CITY

CA

WOLFE,

LIZ

415-365-1550

T003L20006

SOLEDAD UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

SOLEDAD

CA

LENOBLE

YOLANDA

408-678-1496

T003L20047


UKIAH

CA

TURNER

IRMA

707-463-5286

T003L20028

COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DIST #300

CARPENTERSVILLE

IL

KOLBUSZ

LINDA

708-426-1300

T003L20011

BILOXI PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT

BILOXI

MS

LUPINETTI

JUDE

601-374-1810

T003L20071

BROWNING PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROWNING

MT

SMALL

IVAN

406-338-2036

T003L20023


ALBUQUERQUE

NM

RIVERA

OLIVIA

505-256-4220

T003L20016

GADSDE1 INDEPENDENT SCH DIST #1:3

ANTHONY

NM

HERNANDEZ

.ARMINDA

505-882-5731

T003L20060

TAOS K1NICIPAL SCHOOLS

TAOS

NM

GONZALES

ROBERT

505-758-5205

T003L20014

NEW YOI( CITY PUBLIC SCHS/CSD 18

BROOKLYN

NY

LUDWIG

HEIDI

718-927-5258

T003L20075


BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN,

STEPHEN

718-720-0148

T003L20057

OSAGE C)UNTY INTERLOCAL COOP

AVANT

OK

SANDERS,

BARBARA

918-263-2003

T003L20026

IKWAI F O.R.C.E

CHOCTAW

OK

BROWN

SHIRLEY

405-454-2158

T003L20013


PROVIDENCE

RI

HEINTZ

CHARLENE

401-456-9444

T003L20051

INTERCULTURAL DEV RESEARCH ASSN


SAN ANTONIO

TX

MONTECEL

MARIA

210-684-8180

T003L30042

PENDERGAST SCHOOL DISTRICT #92

PHOENIX

AZ

SHEPLER,

JULIE

602-877-1647

T003L30034

UNIV OF ARIZONA/TUCSON

TUCSON

AZ

MAKER

JUNE

602-621-3248

T003L30010


BOONVILLE

CA

SMEED

MARLENE

707-895-3774

T003L30014

CAJON VALLEY UNION SCH DISTRICT

EL CAJON

CA

VAUGHN WENDY

619-588-3053

T003L30071

ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICE OF ED.

HAYWARD

CA

SANCHEZ

FRANCISCA

510-670-4233

T003L30045


PASADENA

CA

PALMER

OSCAR

818-795-6981

T003L30019

AROMAS-SAN JUAN UNIFIED SCH DIST

SAN JUAN BAUTISTA

CA

CONNOLLY

TOM

408-623-2627

T003L30003

SAN MATEO COUNTY OFF OF EDUCATION

SAN MATEO

CA

BARRACO

CAROL

415-573-4010

T003L30029

ST. MARY PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

CENTERVILLE

LA

VERRET

ROLAND

318-836-9661

T003L30049


PORTLAND

ME

STUDLEY

GRAYCE

207-874-8135

T003L30032

TORREON DAY SCHOOL

CUBA

NM

ALLISON

DALE

505-i31-2272

T003L30057

SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOL

SANTA FE

NM

ORTIZ

ELEANOR

505-982-2631

T003L3004,3

NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED/CSD 10

BRONX

NY

SALIT

VIVIAN

212-584-4335

T003L30021

NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS (STORY TECH)

BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

T003L30002

WHITE PLAINS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

WHITE PLAINS

NY

ROY

MARLENE

914-422-2378

T003L30006

MARBLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

MARBLE CITY

OK

COUCH

LARRY

918-775-2135

T003L30074


STILWELL

OK

SNYDER

MARJORIE

918-696-7030

T003L30061

PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD

ALAMO

TX

CANTU

NELDA

210-787-0424

3 0

212

213

MN

MN

MI N

W U

MM

I MI

MI 1

10



Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number


T003L40029

SOUTH BAY UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

IMPERIAL BEACH

CA

ROBERSON

KATY

619-575-5980

T003L40006

ENTERpRISE SCHOOL DISTRICT

REDDING

CA

SCHULTZ

NANCY

916-224-4100

T003L40032


SAN ySIDRO

CA

OHNERSORGEN

STELLA

619-428-4476

T003L40054


SANTA ROSA

CA

CRAWFORD

LES

707-545-0102

T003L40005

QUINCy SCHOOL COMMUNITY COUNCIL

BOSTON

MA

MOY

DAVID

617-635-5129

T003L40065

MINNEAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOL

MINNEAPOLIS

MN

HEATH

SHEILA

612-627-2933

T003L40066

NEW yoRK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL

BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-720-0148

T003L40071

NEW CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROOKLYN

NY

RADIN

STEpHEN

718-720-0148

T003L40073

NEW yORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BROOKYLN

NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-720-0148

T003L40020

JACKsONVILLE I.S.D.

JACKSONVILLE

TX

LEWIS

LEZLEY

903-586-5165

214

3121

5

MI N

IB 1

1111

1=1

1111

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NM

MI N

M In

MB


Academic Excellence Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber


T003G20004


GLENDALE

CA

PETROSSIAN

ALICE

818-241-3111

T003G20008

AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 28J

AURORA

CO

GOLDEN

JOHN

303-340-0764

T003G20002



LONG ISLAND CITY

NY

DUNETZ,

NANCY

718-482-5463

T003G30005

YUKON-KOYUKUK SCHOOL DISTRICT

FAIRBANKS

AK

MCCURRY

NIKI

907-474-9400

T003G30018

PEACH SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT #8

PEACH SPRINGS

AZ

WATABOMIGIE

LUCILLE

602-769-2202

T003G30016


FREMONT

CA

MELENDEZ

CARMEN

510-659-2531

T003G30015

HEALDSBURG UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

HEALDSBURG

CA

KRUSA

RUTA

707-431-3480

T003G30003


IRVINE

CA

ZAMUDIO

MELODEE

714-651-0444

T003G30006


FORT LAUDERDALE

FL

TERREL

NANCY

305-760-7444

T003G30007


URBANA

IL

FRITZ

MARY

217-384-3690

TO03030012

BETHLEHEM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT

BETHLEHEM

PA

CINTRON

IRIS

215-861-0500

T003G30001

UNIVERSIDAD DEL TURABO


GURABO

PR

MUNIZ

LINO

809-743-7979

TO03040001


FOUNTAIN VALLEY

CA

WILLIAMS

FERN

714-843-3279

T003040004


LOS ANGELES

CA

HERNANDEZ

DIANA

213-625-4097

T003G40003


SAN JOSE

CA

MOLINA ROSA

408-998-6240

T003G40007

WASHINGTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

WEST SACRAMENTO

CA

TAYLOR,

SARAH

916-371-9300

TO03040009


PORTLAND

ME

STUDLEY

GRAYCE

207-874-8135

TO03040010

NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS/SEWARK PARK HS

NEW YORK

NY

SID

KATHERINE

212-387-9384

3 2

216

2.17

--11

10M

IIN

IS11

1M-1

1111

1 N

M O

M 1

1111

11--


Family English Literacy Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number


TO03320005


ALHAMBRA

CA

SANTOMAURO

ANA

818-308-2739

T003J20077

DOS PALOS-ORO LOMA JNT UNIFIED SD

DOS PALOS

CA

WALL

ERNIE

209-392-2131

TO03320110

RAVENSWOOD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

EAST PALO ALTO

CA

FITTORIA

MAGDALENA

415-329-6526

T003J20046

ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

ENCINITAS

CA

BLOCKER

PAULA

619-944-4300

T003320084


FORT BRAGG

CA

CROGHEN

MIKE

707-462-7436

TO03320075

LONG BEACH UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

LONG BEACH

CA

MORALES

ALEX

310-436-9931

T003320035

PARLIER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

PARLIER

CA

BUSCO

RALPH

209-646-2731

T003320006

RAMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

RAMONA

CA

TENNEBAUM

CAROL

619-788-5091

T003320056


SACRAMENTO

CA

LE

VIET

916-553-4113

T003J20021


SAN JOSE

CA

NGUYEN-PHAN

KIM-ANH

408-998-6049

T003,120107


YUBA CITY

CA

LINK

DEREK

916-741-5200

T003320081

COLORADO MOUNTAIN JR COL DISTRICT

GLENWOOD SPRINGS

CO

BOWEN

SHIRLEY

303-945-8691

T003J2O109

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

MIAMI

FL

GARCIA

DELIA

305-348-2647

T003J20088

UNIV OF GUAM/MANGILAO

MANGILAO

GU

SPENCER

MARY

671-734-0143

T003J20022

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII

HONOLULU

HI

LAWRENCE

ZANE,

808-956-7834

T003J20041

THE BRD OF TRUSTEE/UNIV OF IL

CHICAGO

IL

RODRIGUEZ-BROWN

FLORA

312-996-3013

T003J20008

COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCH D. 54

DES PLAINES

IL

TERDY

DENNIS

708-803-6420

T003J20028

INTERNATIONAL INST SAINT LOUIS

ST. LOUIS

MO

CROSSLIN

ANNA

314-773-9090

T003J20111

NEW YORK CITY BD OF EDUC/CSD 10

BRONX

NY

SALIT

VIVIAN

718-584-7070

T003J20038

DIV OF SPECIAL ED/NY PUB SCHOOLS

BROOKLYN

NY

ADLER

NANCY

718-935-3182

T003J20062


NEW YORK

NY

MANERO VICTORIA

212-769-7504

T003320064

BOCES SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER

VALHALLA

NY

MORGAN

MARIA

914-761-3400

T003J20004

BRIGGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

TAHLEQUAH

OK

BLANKENSHIP

KAREN

918-456-4221

T003J20091

YAKIMA VALLEY O.I.C.


YAKIMA

WA

GARZA

AMELIA

509-454-4610

T003J30045

LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL DIST

LA MESA

CA

HERMAN

ERNESTINA

C,9-668-5877

T003.130019

NORWALK LAMIRADA UNIFIED SCH DIST

NORWALK

CA

RAMIREZ

ESTELLA

310-868-0431

T003J30054

CAREER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CTR

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

MABEL

TENG,

415-775-8880

T003J30043

PARTNERS IN EDUCATION

SAN JOSE

CA

YABU

SHERRIE

408-238-6490

T003J30067


STOCKTON

CA

HOWARD

CHARLOTTE

209-956-5628

TU03330025



NEW YORK

NY

ROSEMBERG

RAY

212-602-9745

T003340033

CAMPBELL UNION ELEM SCH DISTRICT

CAMPBELL

CA

CHARTRAND

GERRY

408-364-4216

T003J40097

SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCH DIST

ENCINITAS

CA

HEATH

DONNA

619-753-6491

T003J40027


FOUNTAIN VALLEY

CA

WILLIAMS

FERN

714-843-2279

T003J40047


LATON

CA

CANNON

PAUL

209-923-9544

T003J40026


LODI

CA

JACOBSON

PHYLLIS

209-331-7025

TO03340064

LOS ANGELES UN''IED SCHOOL DIST

LOS ANGELES

CA

KEENAN

TOMMYE

310-830-1151

TO03340WA

LOS BANOS UNI1-.

1, SCHOOL DISTRICT

LOS BANOS

CA

LOPEZ

PATRICIA

209-826-6467

213

33

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ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE21

9

NI a

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M O

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NM

FY94 Title VII

Projects by Program and Year of

Family English Literacy Program

Initial Funding

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T003J40106

CALIFORNIA HUMAN DEV CORPORATION

SANTA ROSA

CA

MOONA

O'TOOLE

707-576-0919

T003J40080


WATSONVILLE

CA

TOTH

JANETTE

408-728-6988

T003J40146


WEST SACRAMENTO

CA

TAYLOR

SARAH

916-371-9300

T003J40171

YOLO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

WOODLAND

CA

TAPIA

RICHARD

916-661-2943

T003J40086


NEW YORK

NY

SID

KATHERINE

212-387-9382

T003J40105

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCH/CSD 2

NEW YORK

NY

ABREU

ROSENDO

212-337-8769

T003J40020

ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

ROCHESTER

NY

PULHAMUS

LINDA

716-262-8305

T003J40028

CROSS-CULTURAL ED CENTER, INC

WELLING

OK

DENIECE

KELLEY

918-458-5334

T003J40157

BROWNSVILLE INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

BROWNSVILLE

TX

HINOJOSA

RAMON

210-548-8270

34

221

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Nal

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1111

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MO

ON

MN


Educational Personnel Training Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number


T003R20114

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY

FLAGSTAFF

AZ

CANTONI

GINA

602-523-4842

T003R20003

CA STATE UNIV, DOMINGUEZ HILL FDN

CARSON

CA

MCGOWAN

JOHN

310-516-3522

T003R20028

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV/CHICO

CHICO

CA

CORTEZ,

JESUS

916-898-4069

T003R20044

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV, LA

LOS ANGELES

CA

LEYBA

CHARLES

213-343-4870

T003R20140

SONOMA STATE UNIV, ACADEMIC FDN

ROHNERT PARK

CA

APPOLONI

TONY

707-664-2416

T003R20155

METROPOLITAN STATE COL OF DENVER

DENVER

CO

MENA

CHARLES

303-556-6227

T003R20096

FORT LEWIS COLLEGE

DURANGO

CO

SIMMONS

LINDA

303-247-7157

T003R20011

FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY

FAIRFIELD

CT

SIMOES

ANTONIO

203-254-4000

T003R20004

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIV

BOCA RATON

FL

DIAZ

CARLOS

407-367-3605

T003R20054

UNIV OF FLORIDA

GAINESVILLE

FL

HALLMAN

C. L.

904-392-3568

T003R20046

BRD OF GOVNR'S UNIV/W. IL UNIV.

MACOMB

IL

KERSTING

JOSEPH

309-298-1183

T003R20033

INDIANA UNIVERSITY/BLOOMINGTON

BLOOMINGTON

IN

RODRIGUEZ

SOHED

219-980-6536

T003R20125

SAGINAW VALLEY STATE UNIV

UNIVERSITY CENTER

MI

HERNANDEZ,

GLADYS

517-790-4487

T003R20091

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIV

CAPE GIRARDEAU

MO

PARSONS

ADELAIDE

314-651-2551

T003R20154

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY

BOZEMAN

MT

CLARKE

ARDY

406-994-1930

T003R20029

UNIV OF NC AT CHAPEL HILL

CHAPEL HILL

NC

FITZGERALD

JILL

919-962-5579

T003R20074

UNIV NORTH DAKOTA

GRAND FORKS

ND

HARRIS

MARY

701-777-2674

T003R20141

WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIV.

SILVER CITY

NM

HOWARD

ROY

505-388-1527

T003R20065

SUNY RES FDN/BUFFALO

ALBANY

NY

SAMORA

SARITA

716-878-5309

T003R20107

MERCY COLLEGE

DOBBS FERRY

NY

ROSARIO-RODRIQUEZ

NANCY

914-674-7270

T003R20071

TEACHERS COLLEGE/COLUMBIA UNIV.

NEW YORK

NY

SARAVIA-SHORE

MARIETTA

212-678-3152

T003R20026

UNIV OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA

EDMOND

OK

HAULMAN

APRIL

405-341-2980

T003R20134

WESTERN OREGON STATE COLLEGE

MONMOUTH

OR

LING

MARCELENE

503-838-8471

T003R20041

BROWN UNIVERSITY

PROVIDENCE

RI

BECKER

ADELINE

401-274-9548

T003R20020

UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

AUSTIN

TX

BLANCO

GEORGE

512-471-3919

T003R20093

TEXAS A&M UNIV/CORPUS CHRISTI

CORPUS CHRISTI

TX

BERLANGA

DAVID

512-994-2439

T003R20083

UNIV OF ST. THOMAS

HOUSTON

TX

DEKANTER

ELLEN

713-252-3540

T003h20050

SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY

HUNTSVILLE

TX

HEWLETT-GOMEZ

MICHELE

409-294-3621

T003R20088

UNIV OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO

TX

MILK

ROBERT

512-691-5106.

T003R20152

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY


FAIRFAX

VA

CHU

HAROLD

703-993-3688

T195R4007$


TUCSON

AZ

FUENTEVILLA

ARMINDA

602-621-7256

T195R40037

CAL STATE LOS ANGELES UNIVERSITY

LOS ANGELES

CA

LEYBA

CHARLES

213-343-4870

T195R4.0073

CALIFORNIA ST UNIV/DOMINGUEZ HILL

LOS ANGELES

CA

LALAS

JOSE

310-516-3916

T195R40152

CALIFORNIA ST UNIV/SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO

CA

MERINO

RENE

916-278-3708

T195R40129

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV FDN

SAN DIEGO

CA

COOK-MORALES

VALERIE

619-594-4626

T195R40134

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY FDN

SAN DIEGO

CA

PACHECO

DR.RICHARD

619-594-5863

T195R40031

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY FDN

SAN JOSE

CA

SAPIENS

ALEXANDER

408-924-3753

T195R40038

CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY

THOUSAND OAKS

CA

HERRERA-PEREZ

SHIRLEY

805-493-3420

T195R40042

REGENTS OF THE UNIV. OF COLORADO

BOULDER

CO

BACA

LEONARD

303-492 5416

T195R40010

UNIV OF COLORADO/DENVER

DENVER

CO

SHANKLIN

NANCY

303 556-8446

3 5

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1=F194 Title VII Projects by Program and Year of Initial Funding

Educational Personnel Training Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number

T195R40033

THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

WASHINGTON

DC

MAZUR

AMY

202-994-1511

T195R40146

UNIV OF MIAMI/CORAL GABLES

CORAL GABLES

FL

FRADD

SANDRA

305-284-5687

T195R40149

BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY

BOISE

ID

FUHRIMAN

JAY

208-385-1194

T195R40020

CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY

CHICAGO

IL

GARRETON

MARIA

312-995-3932

T195R40108

SALISH KOOTENAI COLLEGE

PABLO

MT

SILVERTHORNE

JOYCE

406-675-4800

T195R40104

UNIV OF NORTH DAKOTA/GRAND FORKS

GRAND FORKS

ND

HARRIS

MARY

701-777-2674

T195R40131

COLLEGE OF SANTA FE

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

SHONERD

HENRY

505-880-8261

T195R40101

CUNY RES FDN/BROOKLYN COLLEGE

BROOKLYN

NY

BARBANEL

LAURA

718-951-5876

T195R40102

LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY

BROOKVILLE

NY

WOLFF

GLADYS

914-674-7345

T195R40140

EASTERN OREGON STATE COLLEGE

LA GRANDE

OR

DR.VELOZ

FELIPE

503-962-3312

T195R40096

UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA

PA

PICA

TERESA

215-898-7913

T195R40151

UNIVERSIDAD METROPOLITANA

RIO PIEDRAS

PR

HERNANDEZ

MILAGROS

809-766-1717

T195R40047

BROWN UNIVERSITY

PROVIDENCE

RI

BECKER

ADELINE

401-274-9548

T195R40127

UNIV OF TEXAS/EL PASO

EL PASO

TX

TINAJERO

JOSEFINA

915-747-5680

T195R40098

TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

FORT WORTH

TX

MARTINEZ

CARLOS

817-531-4959

T195R40123

TEXA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

FORT WORTH

TX

MARTINEZ

CARLOS

817-531-4959

T195R40041

UNIV OF ST. THOMAS

HOUSTON

TX

DE'KANTON

ELLEN

713-525-3540

T195R40044

TEXAS A & M INTERNATIONAL UNIV

LAREDO

TX

BLACK

CLIFFORD

210-722-8001

T195R40130

STEPHEN F AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY

NACO(20CHES

TX

RODRIGUEZ

J. A.

409-568-2908

T195R40145

UNIV OF TEXAS/SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO

TX

MILK

ROBERT

210-691-5106

224

3 6

225

MI M

I NM

IMM

IIIM

MO

W IN

OM


Grant Number

Educational Personnel Training

Grantee

City

(Math/Science Priority) Program

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber


T195P30034

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

TEMPE

AZ

ARIAS,

BEATRIZ

602-965-7134

T195P30084

UNIV OF ARIZONA

TUCSON

AZ

FUENTEVILLA

ARMINDA

602-621-7256

T195P30115

COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME

DELMONT

CA

GUAY

DIANE

415-508-3702

T195P30028

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY FND

SAN JOSE

CA

DAO

MAI

408-924-3773

T195P30091

UNIV OF CONNECTICUT

STORRS

CT

MINAYA-ROWE

LILIANA

203-486-5103

T195P30011

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY

ATLANTA

GA

NURSS,

JOANN

404-651-2405

T195P30114


BOISE

ID

FUHRIMAN

JAY

208-385-1136

T195P30109


BOSIE

ID

FUHRIMAN

JAY

208-385-1136

T195P30026

UNIV OF ILLINOIS

CHICAGO

IL

RODRIGUEZ-BROWN

FLORA

312-996-3013

T195P30027

UNIV OF ILLINOIS/CHICAGO

CHICAGO

IL

KHISTY

LENA

312-996-8144

T195P30098

NATIONAL-LOUIS UNIVERSITY

EVANSTON

IL

HAMAYAN

ELSE

708-803-3112

T195P30090

UNIV OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE CTY

BALTIMORE

MD

SCHWARTZ,

RON

410-455-2379

T195P30019

COLLEGE OF ST SCHOLASTICA

DULUTH

MN

LOKKEN

GEORGE

218-723-6181

T195P30126

BLACKFEET COMMUNITY COLLEGE

BROWNING

MT

MURRAY,

JOHN

406-338-2587

T195P30078

KEAN COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY

UNION

NJ

LOPEZ

ANNETTE

908-527-2405

T195P30081

UNIV OF MEW MEXICO

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

ORTIZ

LEROY

505-277-1860

T195P30089

FORDHAM UNIV GRADUATE SCH OF ED

NEW YORK

NY

BAECHER

RICHARD

212-636-6428

T195P30082

NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIVERSITY

TAHLEQUAH

OK

FIFE

PHYLLIS

918-456-5511

T195P30125


GURABO

PR

RODRIGUEZ

RAMON

809-743-7979

T195P30067

SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY

DALLAS

TX

PULTE,

WILLIAM

214-768-2029

T195P30120

TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY

DENTON

TX

GUADARRAMA

IRMA

817-898-2040

T195P30122

UNIV OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN

EDINBURG

TX

PEREZ,

RICARDO

.210-381-3402

T195P30086

UNIV OF TEXAS AT EL PASO

EL PASO

TX

TINAJERO

JOSEFINA

915-747-5680

T195P30113

HOUSTON BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

HOUSTON

TX

PHILLIPS

SALLY

713-774-7661

T195P30110

SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE

SEATTLE

WA

OGILVIE

BARRETTO

206-587-5483

226

227

NM

MI M

I MI M

N In

1111

11M

N


Training, Development, and Improvement Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone Number


T003S20006


SAN DIEGO

CA

MOREY

ANN

619-594-1424

T003S20009

UNIV OF COLORADO/BOULDER

BOULDER

CO

BACA

LEONARD

303-492-5416

T003S20003


FAIRFAX

VA

LEVY JACK

703-993-3688

3 8

228

229

FY94 Title VI/ Projects by Program and Year of Initial Funding

Bilingual Education Fellowship Program

Grant Number

Grantee

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber


T195T30029


TEMPE

AZ

ARIAZ

BEATRIZ

602-965-7134

T195T30007

UNIV OF ARIZONA

TUCSON

AZ

SALDATE MACARIO

602-621-7551

T195T30028

UNIV OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES

CA

RUEDA,

ROBERT

213-740-2371

T195T30015

UNIV OF SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO

CA

ADA

ALMA

415-666-6878

T195T30006

UNIV OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA

CA

MACIAS

REYNALDO

805-893-2250

T195T30011

UNIV OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA CRUZ

SANTAA CRUZ

CA

MCLAUGHLIN

BARRY

408-459-4095

T195T30026

STANFORD UNIVERSITY

STANFORD

CA

HAKUTA,

KENJI

415-725-7454

T195T30033

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

STOCKTON

CA

BARAL

DAVID

209-946-2334

T195T30030

UNIV OF COLORADO

BOULDER

CO

KRAFT

RICHARD

303-492-8450

T195T30009

UNIV OF CONNECTICUT

STORRS

CT

MINAYA-ROWE

LILIANA

203-486-5103

T195T30025

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

WASHINGTON

DC

THOMPSON,

RICHARD

202-687-6045

T195T30004

UNIV OF FLORIDA

GAINESVILLE

FL

HALLMAN

CLEMENS

904-392-3568

T195T30014

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

TALLAHASSEE

FL

MASSIALAS

BYRON

904-644-3938

T195T30031

UNIV OF HAWAII/MANOA

HONOLULU

HI

ZANE

LAWRENCE

808-956-7834

T195T30023


CHICAGO

IL

RODRIGUEZ-BROWN

FLORA

312-996-3013

T195T30002

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

DETROIT

MI

MARTINEZ

RODOLFO

313-577-0938

T195T30016

SETON HALL UNIVERSITY

SOUTH ORANGE

NJ

COBARRUBIAS

JUAN

201-761-9390

T195T30008

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV/LAS CRUCES

LAS CRUCES

NM

GALLEGOS

ROBERTO

505-646-1941

T195T30019

SUNY RES FDN/ALBANY

ALBANY

NY

LIGHT

RICHARD

518-442-5009

T195T30021


BUFFALO

NY

MALAVE

LILLIAM

716-645-2442

T195T30003

BANK STREET COLLEflE OF EDUCATION

NEW YORK

NY

ROMERO

OLGA

212-875-4468

T195T30022

COLUMBIA UNIV/TEACHERS COLLEGE

NEW YORK

NY

TORRES-GUZMAN

MARIA

212-678-3758

T195T30024

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY PARK

PA

RAMOS,

YOLANDA

814-863-7408

T195T30005

UNIV OF TEXAS/AUSTIN

AUSTIN

TX

BLANCO GEORGE

512-471-3919

T195T30012

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE STATION

TX

FLOREZ

VIOLA

409-845-8382

T195T30018

UNIV OF HOUSTON

HOUSTON

TX

TELLEZ

KIP

713-743-4968

T195T30013


FAIRFAX

VA

CHU

HAROLD

703-993-3688

T195T30017

UNIV OF WISCONSIN/MILWAUKEE


MILWAUKEE

WI

FLORES

SOLOMON

414-229-5752

T195T40002


FLAGSTAFF

AZ

CANTINI

GINA

602-523-4842

T195T40006

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/DAVIS

DAVIS

CA

GAMDARA

PATRICIA

916-752-8262

T195T40003

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES

CA

VALADEZ

CONCEPCION

310-825-8382

T195T40012


SAN DIEGO

CA

KUHLMAN

NATALIE

619-594-1184

T195T40007


WASHINGTON

DC

MAZUR

AMY

202-994-1511

T195T40011

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

BOSTON

MA

IRUJO

SUZANNE

617-353-3260

T195T40017

PRESIDENT & FELLOWS/HARVARD COL

CAMBRIDGE

MA

SNOW

CATHERINE

617-495-3563

T195T40010

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY/BOZEMAN

BOZEMAN

MT

CLARKE

ARDY

406-994-1930

T195T40008

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

ALBUQUERQUE

NM

ORTIZ

LEROY

505-277-7768

T195T40016

ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY

JAMAICA

NY

SPIRIDAKIS

JOHN

718-990-6407

T195T40004

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

NEW YORK

NY

SAYERS

DENNIS

212 998-5485

T195T40015

UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA/PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA

PA

PICA

TERESA

215-898-7913

230

39

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE23

1

MB

UN

NM

all

NW

all

IN M

I MI

IIIIII

MI M

S M

B M

I IN

lin

SIN

INN

Grant Number

T195T40001

T195T40013

T195T40009


Grantee


TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY/KINGSVILLE

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON/SEATTLE

Bilingual Education Fellowship Program

City

State

Contact Person

Phone NUmber

HUNTSVILLE

TX

HEWLETT-GOMEZ

MICHELE

409-294-1138

KINGSVILLE

TX

GONZALEZ

GUSTAVO

512-595-2802

SEATTLE

WA

VASQUEZ

JAMES

206-543-6636

40

233

VIN

IM-1

1111

-

Grant NUmber

FY94 Title VII

Grantee

Projects by Program and Year of

Short-Term Training Program

City

State

Initial Funding

Contact Person

Phone Number


T003V20036

ORANGE COUNTY SUPT OF SCHOOLS

COSTA MESA

CA

FORSTER,

AVIVA

714-966-4396

T003V20044

FULLERTON JOINT UNION HIGH SCH D

FULLERTON

CA

SELWAY

KAY

714-671-4369

T003V20085

MERCED COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

MERCED

CA

STALLINGS

GORDON

209-385-8360

T003V20087

NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

NAPA

CA

RUE

VIRGINIA

707-253-3526

T003V20061

CHAFFEY JOINT UNION HIGH SCH DIST

ONTARIO

CA

STORM,

MARY

714-988-8511

T003V20013


SAN DIEGO

CA

ALLEN

TIM

619-483-4980

T003V20008

CENTER FOR APPLIED LINGUISTICS

WASHINGTON

DC

CHRISTIAN

DONNA

202-429-9292

T003V20026


CHICAGO

IL

RODRIQUEZ-BROWN

FLORA

312-996-3013

T003V20051

EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH SCH SYS

BATON ROUGE

LA

WHITE GLADYS

504-922-5513

T003V20074

SILVER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST

SILVER CITY

NM

HOLDER

ADELA

505-388-1527

T003V20055


BROOKLYN

NY

LUDWIG,

HEIDI

718-927-5258

T003V20040

PORTLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 1

PORTLAND

OR

FULTON

MARY

503-249-2000

T003V20066

SALEM-KEIZER SCHOOL DISTRICT

SALEM

OR

EDMISTON

SALLY

503-399-3258

T003V20068

BROWN UNIVERSITY

PROVIDENCE

RI

BECKER

ADELINE

401-274-9548

T003V20088

LUBBOCK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

LUBBOCK

TX

ESPARZA

JANIE

806-766-1047

T003V20037

TACOMA SCHOOL DISTRICT 10


TACOMA

WA

HODGE

MINH-ANH

206-596-1161

T195V40093

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY ACAD FDN

ROHNERT PARK

CA

APOLLONI

TONY

707-664-2416

T195V40051

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUC

STOCKTON

CA

LOCKWOOD

CLAUDIA

209-468-4865

T195V40018

ILLINOIS RESOURCE CENTER

DES PLAINES

IL

HAMAYAN

ELSE

708-803-3112

T195V40006

SOUTHWEST/WC EDUC'L COOP SVC UNIT

MARSHALL

MN

NICHOLS

TOM

507-537-1481

T195V40022

NEW YORK CITY P.S./PROJ BY DESIGN

.BROOKLYN

NY

HERNANDEZ

LILLIAN

718-935-3891

T195V40021

NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED - CSD #1

NEW YORK

NY

ROSEMBERG

RAY

212-602-9745

T195V40016

BROWN UNIVERSITY

PROVIDENCE

RI

BECKER

ADELINE

401-274-9548

T195V40095


DENTON

TX

GUADARRAMA

IRMA

817-898-2040

T195V40049

INTERCULTURAL DEV RESEARCH ASSOC

SAN ANTONIO

TX

MONTECEL

MARIA

210-684-8180

T195V40059

COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH

BLANDING

UT

LEE

LYNN

801-678-2201

41

234

235


Characteristics of Youth Ages 16-24Enrolled in Adult Education Programs


Prepared by:



(Contract # T292001001)

Submitted:

December 5, 1994

236

Characteristics of Youth Ages 16-24 Enrolled in Adult Education Programs

The purpose of this report is to provide information on language, years of schooling,immigration status, and instructional program for language minority youth ages 16-24enrolled in adult education programs. The data used in this report come from the NationalEvaluation of Adult Education Programs, a study which was conducted by DevelopmentAssociates, Inc. The data are based on intake information collected in 1991-1992 from asample of 5 075 adult education clients between the ages of 16 and 24; however, the resultshave been kN. eighted to be nationally representative.

237

Notes: Table 1

i able 1 presents data on the language spoken at home by youth ages16-24 enrolled in adult education programs. The resuits indicate that,of the approximately 560,000 youth attending adult education classes,a majority of these clients speak a language other than English at home(52.5 percent of the 559,896 students).

2382

TABLE 1

Language Backgrounds of Youth Ages 16-24Enrolled in Adult Education

(Source: National Evaluation of Adult Education Programs)

Language Other Than English 293,738

English 255,280

Unknown 10,878

Totar 559,80A

Unweighted N = 5,975

mtak 1 sd2

3239

Not

es: T

able

2

Tab

le 2

dis

play

s da

ta o

n th

e ye

ars

of s

choo

ling

and

imm

igra

tion

stat

usof

lang

uage

min

ority

you

th e

nrol

led

in a

dult

educ

atio

n pr

ogra

ms.

Ove

rall,

293

,738

of

the

559,

896

youn

g ad

ult e

duca

tion

clie

nts

wer

ela

ngua

ge m

inor

ity s

tude

nts.

Of

thes

e la

ngua

ge m

inor

ity s

tude

nts,

190,

984

(65.

0 pe

rcen

t) w

ere

rece

ntly

arr

ived

imm

igra

nts.

Onl

y 36

,893

(12.

6 pe

rcen

t) o

f th

e st

uden

ts w

ere

born

in th

e U

nite

d St

ates

. Fur

ther

,22

2,48

4 (7

5.7

pk.r

cent

) of

the

lang

uage

min

ority

stu

dent

s ha

d -o

mpl

eted

at le

ast s

ome

seco

ndar

y ed

ucat

ion.

A s

mal

l pro

port

ion

of th

e st

uden

ts(1

0.8

perc

ent)

had

atte

nded

pos

t-se

cond

ary

clas

ses,

whi

le v

ery

few

(5.

6pe

rcen

t of

the

tota

l 293

,738

) st

uden

ts h

ad c

ompl

eted

less

than

a f

ifth

grad

e ed

ucat

ion.

240

241

-111

1111

1111

111-

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1-11

111-

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mg

am a

il am

am

imm

imm

ami v

s am

am

TA

BL

E 2

Lan

guag

e M

inor

ity Y

outh

Age

s 16

-24

in A

dult

Edu

catio

n Pr

ogra

ms:

Yea

rs o

f Sc

hool

ing

and

Imm

igra

tion

Stat

us(S

ourc

e: N

atio

nal E

valu

atio

n of

Adu

lt E

duca

tion

Prog

ram

s)

Yea

rs o

f Sc

hool

ing

Imm

igra

tion

Stat

us0

1-4

5-8

9-12

>12

Unk

now

nT

otal

Rec

ently

Arr

ived

'1,

618

7,85

431

,415

122,

842

25,5

881,

667

190,

984

Non

-Rec

ent

856

3,02

810

,544

23,7

482,

340

864

41,3

81

Imm

igra

nt

U.S

. Bor

n20

837

24,

504

30,6

3186

231

636

,893

Unk

now

n40

12,

162

4,72

913

,401

3,07

271

524

,481

Tot

al-

3,08

313

,417

51,1

9319

0,62

131

,863

3,56

229

3,73

8

' Arr

ived

bet

wee

n Ic

tS9

and

1'It

t2.

.,g

hted

N2,

368.

Num

bers

mav

not

add

due

to r

ound

ing

ot w

eigh

ted

num

ber,

.

tr P

.111

1,14

1 ,1

.` 242

243

Notes: Table 3

Table 3 presents data on the language spoken at home and theinstructional program enrolled in by language mino! youth in adulteducation classes who recently immigrated to the United States.Almost all (98.3 percent of the total 190,984) language minority youthstudents were enrolled in ESL programs. Of the ESL students, 149,216(79.5 percent) .,eak Spanish. However, just over half (50.3 percent ofthe 3,225) of ti ,- ABE and ASE students speak a language other thanSpanish at home.

4 4

TABLE 3

Language Minority Youth Ages 16-24 in Adult Education Programs:Language Groups and Programs

(Source: National Evaluation of Adult Education Programs)

Programs

Language Group ESL ABE/ASV Total

Spanish 149,216

Other 37,908

Unknown 635

1,528

1,623

74

150,744,

39,531

709

Total- 187,759 3,225 190,984

* Adult Basic Education or Adult Secondary EducationUnweighted N = 1,281

.v.1k ...12

2457


Projected Numbers ofSchools and Districts

Eligible for FY95 Title VII Grants


Prepared by:



(Contract # T292001001)

Submitted:

December 9, 1994

246

Projected Numbers of Schools and Districts Eligible for FY95 Title VII Grants

This report was prepared to provide estimates of the numbers of schools and school districtswhich would be eligible for grants under the Comprehensive School Grants and SystemwideImprovement Grants sections of the new Title VII legislation under varying eligibilityguidelines. The estimates were made using data from district and school mailquestionnaires of the Descriptive Study of Services to Limited English Proficient Students.The study was conducted by Development Associates, and the numbers were based on the1991-92 school year. Data were collected from 745 districts and 1,835 schools, and the datawere weighted to be nationally representative.

Notes: Table 1

Table 1 shows the numbers and percentages of schools with variouspercentages of LEP students as a percentage of all students. Thus forexample, in 7,165 schools (24.2 percent of all schools serving LEPstudents), LEP students represent less than 1 percent of the overallschool population. The cumulative percentage column is included sothat it is possible to see what percentage of schools would be excludedunder specific cutoffs. In order to calculate the number of Eligibleschools, the cumulative percentage should be subtracted from 100

percent, and the result multiplied by the total number of schools.Thus, for example, at a 20 percent cutoff, there would beapproximately 5,626 eligible schools ([100-81.0 percent] * 29,608).

TABLE 1

LEP Students as a Percentage of All Studentsin Schools Serving LEP Students*

(Source: Descriptive Study of Services to LEP Students)

LEP Students as aPercentage of All Students

Number ofSchools.'

Percentages ofSchools

CumulativePercentages

0 - .99 7,165 24.2 24.2

1.0 - 1.99 2,931 9.9 34.1

2.0 2.99 2,665 9.0 43.1

3.0 3.99 2,043 6.9 50.0

4.0 - 4.99 1,303 2.7 52.7

5.0 - 5.99 799 4.4 57.1

6.0 - 6.99 1,007 3.4 60.5

7.0 - 7.99 1,095 3.7 64.2

8.0 - 8.99 888 3.0 67.2

9.0 9.99 592 2.0 69.2

10.0 10.99 385 1.3 70.5

11.0 - 11.99 711 2.4 72.9

12.0 - 12.99 444 1.5 74.4

13.0 - 13.99 266 0.9 75.3

14.0 - 14.99 474 1.6 76.9

15.0 - 15.99 178 0.6 77.5

16.0 - 16.99 296 1.0 78.5

17.0 - 17.99 415 1.4 79.8

18.0 - 18.99 266 0.9 80.7

19.0 - 19.99 89 0.3 81.0

20.0 20.99 266 0.9 81.9

21.0 - 21.99 385 1.3 83.2

22.0 22.99 237 0.8 84.0

continued

N = 29,608 SchoolsNumber of schools is an approximation based on percentages.249

3

TABLE 1

(Continued)


Number ofSchools-

Percentages ofSchools

CumulativePercentages

23.0 23.99 148 0.5 84.5

24.0 - 24.99 148 0.5 85.0

25.0 - 25.99 118 0.4 85.4

26.0 - 26.99 266 0.9 86.3

27.0 - 27.99 59 0.2 86.5

28.0 - 28.99 237 0.8 87.3

29.0 - 29.99 178 0.6 87.9

30.0 - 30.99 237 0.8 88.7

31.0 31.99 118 0.4 89.1

32.0 - 32.99 118 0.4 89.5

33.0 - 33.99 207 0.7 90.2

34.0 - 34.99 118 0.4 90.6

35.0 - 35.99 237 0.8 91.4

36.0 36.99 207 0.7 92.1

37.0 37.99 118 0.4 92.5

38.0 - 38.99 148 0.5 93.0

39.0 - 39.99 59 0.2 93.2

40.0 - 44.99 266 0.9 94.1

45.0 49.99 266 0.9 95.0

50.0 - 54.99 385 1.3 96.3

55.0 - 59.99 178 0.6 96.9

60.0 - 69.99 415 1.4 98.3

70.0 - 79.99 118 0.4 98.7

80.0 - 89.99 207 0.7 99.4

90.0 - 100.0 178 0.6 100.0

Number of schools is an approximation based on percentages.

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Table 2 shows the numbers and percentages of districts with variouspercentages of LEP students as a percentage of all students. As thetable indicates, LEP students represent less than 3 percent of totalenrollment in 2,617 districts (52.4 percent of all districts serving anyLEP students). LEP students represent 50 percent or more of the totalpopulation in 260 districts (3.8 percent of all districts serving any LEPstudents). In order to calculate the number of eligible districts basedon a specific cutoff, the cumulative percentage should be subtractedfrom 100 percent, and the result multiplied by the total number ofdistricts. Thus, at a 10 percent cutoff, there would be approximately1,064 eligible districts ([100-78.7 percent] * 4,994).

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LEP Students as a Percentage of All Studentsin Districts Serving LEP Students'



Number ofDistricts-

Percentage ofDistricts

CumulativePercentage

0 0.9 1009 20.2 20.2

1.0 - 1.9 974 19.5 39.7

2.0 - 2.9 634 12.7 52.4

3.0 - 3.9 270 5.4 57.8

4.0 - 4.9 350 7.0 64.8

5.0 - 5.9 140 2.8 67.6

6.0 - 6.9 205 4.1 71.7

7.0 - 7.9 155 3.1 74.8

8.0 - 8.9 60 1.2 76.0

9.0 - 9.9 135 2.7 78.7

10.0 14.9 290 5.8 84.5

15.0 - 19.9 170 3.4 87.9

20.0 24.9 150 3.0 90.9

25.0 - 29.9 50 1.0 91.9

30.0 - 39.9 95 1.9 93.8

40.0 - 49.9 50 1.0 94.8

50.0 - 59.9 70 1.4 96.2

60.0 - 69.9 70 1.4 97.6

70.0 - 79.9 30 0.6 98.2

80.0 - 100.0 90 1.8 100.0

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Table 5 shows the number of school districts which would be eligibleunder varying requirements in terms of the minimum number of LEPstudents, with no minimum percentage. For example, if districts wererequired to have at least 1,000 LEP students to apply, based on sampledata approximately 393 districts would be eligible.

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Number of Projects and Funding Amountby State and Program Type:

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This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contract No.T292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, conclusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

Number of Projects and Funding Amount by State and Program Type:FY94 Title VII Part A and Part C Programs

The following provides information on the number of projects and funding amount by stateand program type for Title VII FY94 Part A and Part C programs. Table 1 presents thenumber of projects and funding amount by state and program type for Title VII Part Aprojects, and Table 2 presents the same data for Title VII Part C projects.

The following is a list of program abbreviations with respective program titles to be usedin distinguishing programs.

ProgramAbbreviation Program Title

TBE Transitional Bilingual Education ProgramTBE-M/S Transitional Bilingual Education Program (Math/Science Priority)TBE-RA Transitional Bilingual Education Program (Recent Arrivals Priority)DBE Developmental Bilingual Education ProgramDBE-Mag Developmental Bilingual Education Program (Magnet Schools Priority)SAIP Special Alternative Instructional ProgramSAIP-Mag Special Alternative Instructional Program (Magnet Schools Priority)SAIP-MIS Special Alternative Instructional Program (Math/Science Priority)SAIP-RA Special Alternative Instructional Program (Recent Arrivals Priority)SP Special Populations ProgramAE Academic Excellence ProgramFEL Family English Literacy Program

EPTP Educational Personnel Training ProgramtIYIT-M/S Educational Personnel Training Program (Math/Science Priority)TDI Training, Development, and Improvement ProgramBEF Bilingual Education Fellowship ProgramSTT Short-Term Training Program

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Table 1 presents the number of projects and funding amount by stateand program for FY94 Title VII Part A 7rojects. Overall, there were atotal of 1,082 funded Part A projects in I .:94. These projects receivedapproximately $152 million in obligated funding. Of all states,California had the largest number of projects (N=372) and received thegreatest amount of funding ($53.9 million). New York had the secondlargest number of projects and obligated funding (166 projects, $24.9million), followed by Oklahoma (78 projects, $9.2 million).

TABLE

Number of Projects and Funding Amount By State and Program Type:FY94 Title VII Part A Programs

(Source: FY94 Title VII GCMS Database)

State ProgramNumber of

ProjectsObligatedAmount

Alabama TBE 1 153,000

SAW 1 117,167

SAIIP-RA 1 180,000

OVERALL 3 450,167

Alaska TBE 2 237,500

TBE-M/S 1 199,835

DBE 1 141,992

SAT 3 277,694

SAIP-M/S 1 157,659

AE 1 219,800

OVERALL 9 1,234,480

Arizona TBE 17 2,263,550

TBE-M/S 7 1,026,026

TBE-RA 1 126,000

DBE 3 461,500

SAIP 11 1,312,297

SAIP-M/S 1 160,000

SP 2 249,120

AE 1 212,141

OVERALL 43 5,810,634

Arkansas TBE-M/S 1 175,000

OVERALL 1 175,000

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State Program Number of ObligatedProjects Amount

California TBE 136 19,373,385

TBE-M/S 44 7,402,710

TBE-RA 24 3,275,685

DBE 21 3,650,473

SATF' 72 8,977,980

SAlP-M/S 11 1,395,187

SAIP-RA 13 1,746,489

SP 16 2,575,045

AE 8 1,796,128

FEL 27 3,734,885

OVERALL 372 53,927,967

Colorado TBE 9 1,224,903

TBE-M /S 4 662,585

TBE-RA 1 157,500

DBE 1 225,000

SAIP 3 395,750

SAIP-M /S 1 160,000

AE 1 253,586

FEL 1 136,100

OVERALL 21 3,215,424

Connecticut DBE 1 135,000

SAIP 1 168,043

OVERALL 2 303,043

Dela ware TBE-M /5 1 175,000

OVERALL 1 175,000

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TABLE 1(Continued)



District of Columbia TBE 1 141,748

DBE 1 225,000

SAM 1 101,020

SAIP-M/S 1 130,000

OVERALL 4 597,768

Florida TBE 2 199,987

TBE-M/S 2 325,000

TBE-RA 2 292,312

DBE 2 286,121

SAIP 2 247,108

S.AIP-M/S 1 156,754

AE 1 152,837

FEL 1 227,334

OVERALL 13 1,887,453

Georgia SAM 1 143,197

OVERALL 1 143,197

Hawaii TBE 4 656,279

SAIP 2 279,571

FEL 1 94,135

OVERALLL 7 1,029,985

Idaho TBE 6 717,439

TBE-M/S 1 110,000

SArf' 2 203,971

OVERALL 9 1,031,410

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State , ProgramNumber of


,

Illinois TBE 7 917,792

TBE-M/S 1 193,204

DBE 2 403,269

SAIP 10 1,163,720

SAIP-M/S 3 443,086

SP 1 296,645

AE 1 172,358

FEL 2 364,588

OVERALL 27 3,954,662

Indiana TBE 1 141,442

OVERALL 1 141,442

Iowa TBE 6 706,532

OVERALL 6 706,532

Kansas TBE 2 287,908

SAM 3 485,999

SAIP-M/S 1 103,486

OVERALL 6 877,393

Kentucky TBE 1 141,750

SAIP 2 215,361

OVERALL 3 357,111

Louisiana TBE 3 424,873

TBE-M/S 1 125,000

TBE-RA 2 234,126

SAIF 6 724,650

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TABLE 1(Continued)

State Program Number of ObligatedProjects Amount

SAIP-Mag 1 153,900

SP 1 184,733

OVERALL 14 1,847,282

Maine TBE 2 275,877

TBE-M/S 1 152,783

SAIP 3 347,877

SMP-M/S 1 110,000

SAIP-RA 1 127,882

SP 1 164,199

AE 1 203,933

OVERALL 10 1,382,551

Maryland DBE 1 220,796

SAIP 3 381,000

SAIP-RA 1 107,939

OVERALL 5 709,735

Massachusetts TBE 11 1,496,016

TBE-M/S 1 175,000

DBE 5 793,613

SAIP 1 87,835

SP 1 135,988

OVERALL 19 2,688,452

Michigan TBE 5 643,116

TBE-RA 1 93,200

DBE 2 425,000

DBE-Mag 1 162,000

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TABLE 1(Continued)



SALP 5 663,086

OVERALL 14 1,986,402

Minnesota TBE 1 131,028

TBE-M/S 1 175,000

SP 1 250,000

OVERALL 3 556,028

Mississippi SAIP 2 221,130

SP 1 162,528

OVERALL 3 383,658

Missouri FEL 1 141,624

OVERALL 1 141,624

'Montana TBE 11 1,038,742

TBE-M/S 3 415,913

SAIP 7 555,472

SAIP-MIS 3 322,652

SP 1 156,779

OVERALL 25 2,489,558

Nebraska TBE 1 146,856

TBE-RA 1 161,983

SAIP 1 141,046

SAIP-MIS 1 159,573

OVERALL 4 609,458

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TABLE 1(Continued)

State Progr,..inNumber of


Nevada SAIP-M/S 1 '146,565

OVERALL 1 146,565

New Hampshire SAIP 2 307,259

OVERALL 2 307,259

New jersey DBE 1 190,925

SAIP 1 156,790

OVERALL 2 347,715

New Mexico TBE 31 4,247,093

TBE-M/S 6 975,264

SAT 5 642,840

SP 5 881,647

OVERALL 47 6,746,844

New York TBE 75 10,725,421

TBE-M/S 17 3,003,626

TBE-RA 15 2,177,822

DBE 12 1,865,128

SAM 22 3,140,016

SAIP-M/S 2 266,259

SAIP-RA 5 639,000

SP 8 1,545,226

AE 2 446,998

FEL 8 1,127,168

OVERALL 166 24,936,664

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TABLE 1(Continued)



North Carolina SAIP 2 328,786

OVERALL 2 328,786

North Dakota TBE 14 1,770,379

TBE-M/S 1 150,000

SAW 2 265,000

OVERALL 17 2,185,379

Ohio TBE 1 102,060

SAT 2 171,872

OVERALL 3 273,932

Oklahoma TBE 42 4,841,797

TBE-M/S 13 1,630,031

SAD' 16 1,500,861

SAIP-RA 1 137,520

SP 4 837,171

FEL 2 240,173

OVERALL 78 9,187,553

Oregon TBE 5 680,932

TBE-M/S 3 393,921

DBE 2 366,651

SAIP 7 680,028

SAIP-MIS 3 370,000

OVERALL 20 2,491,532

Pennsylvania DBE-Mag 1 150,261

SAIP 2 145,831

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TABLE 1(Continued)



AE 1 305,973

OVERALL 4 602,065

Rhode Island SAIP 2 226,333

SP 1 206,604

OVERALL 3 432,937

South Dakota TBE 9 1,064,589

TBE-M/S 3 497,000

SAIP 1 99,190

OVERALL 13 1,660,779

Texas TBE 29 3,699,928

TBE-M/S 10 1,586,537

TBE-RA 2 194,500

DBE 4 580,000

SAIP 11 1,440,867

SAIP-MIS 1 158,943

SAIP-RA 3 391,932

SP 3 536,179

FEL 1 117,115

OVERALL 64 8,706,001

Utah TBE 2 281,691

TBE-M/S 1 170,000

SAIP-Mag 1 137,657

OVERALL 4 589,348

continued

TABLE 1(Continued)



Vermont SAIP 1 165,000

OVERALL 1 165,000

Virginia DBE 1 132,248

SAIP 1 59,663

SAEP-RA 1 127,925

OVERALL 3 319,836

Washington TBE 9 1,017,904

TBE-M/S 3 490,524

SAD' 3 363,000

SAIP-RA 1 144,000

FEL 1 146,858

OVERALL 17 2,162,286

Wisconsin SAIP 1 170,000

OVERALL 1 170,000

Wyoming TBE 1 143,837

SAIP 1 80,000

OVERALL 2 223,837

Guam FEL 1 155,787

OVERALL 1 155,787

Puerto Rico TBE 1 184,393

AE 1 134,985

OVERALL 2 319,378

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TABLE 1(Continued)



Virgin Islands TBE 1 154,422

OVERALL 1 154,422

Trust Territories TBE-M/S 1 252,000

OVERALLL 1 252,000

TOTAL 1,082 $151,679,321

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Table 2 presents the number of projects and funding amount by stateand program for FY94 Title VII Part C projects. Overall, there were atotal of 157 funded Part C projects in FY94. These projects receivedapproximately $25 million in obligated funding. Of all states,California had the largest number of projects (N=31) and received thegreatest amount of funding ($5.0 million). Texas had the secondlargest number of projects and obligated funding (25 projects, $3.6million), followed by New York (15 projects, $2.1 million).

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Number of Projects and Funding Amount by State and Program Type:FY94 Title VII Part C ?rograms




Arizona EPTP 2 352,850

EPTP-M/S 2 326,374

BEF 3 212,486

OVERALL 7 891,710

California EPTP 11 1,961,763

EPTP-M/S 2 348,165

TDI 1 311,925

BEF 9 1,457,269

STT 8 946,814

OVERALL 31 5,025,936

Colorado EPTP 4 700,735

TDI 1 346,404

BEF 1 171,554

OVERALL 6 1,218,693

Connecticut EPTP 1 110,638

EPTF-M/S 1 242,774

BEF 1 123,900

OVERALL 3 477,312

District of Columbia EFTP 1 109,260

BEF 2 359,828

STT 1 159,879

OVERALL 4 628,967

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TABLE 2(Continued)



Florida EPTP 3 511,958

BEF 2 239,166

OVERALL 5 751,124

Georgia EPTP-M/S 1 77,741

OVERALL 1 77,741

Hawaii BEF 1 114,560

OVERALL 1 114,560

Idaho EPTP 1 158,479

EPTP-M/S 2 317,290

OVERALL 3 475,769

Illinois EPTP 2 321,209

EPTP-M/S 3 701,239

BEF 1 182,550

STT 2 255,330

OVERALL 8 1,460,328

Indiana EPTP 1 283,851

OVERALL 1 283,851

Louisiana STT 1 168,732

OVERALL 1 168,732

Maryland EFTP-M/S 1 109,273

OVERALL 1 109,273

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TABLE 2(Continued)



Massachusetts BEF 2 405,768

OVERALL 2 405,768

Michigan EPTP 1 211,420

BEF 1 70,800

OVERALL 2 282,220

Minnesota EPTP-M/S 1 174,254

STT 1 129,984

OVERALL 2 304,238

Missouri EPTP 1 208,211

OVERALL 1 208,211

Montana EPTP 2 453,820

EPTP-M/S 1 237,677

BEF 1 87,081

OVERALL 4 778,578

North Carolina EPTPe

1 147,565

04RALL 1 147,565

North Dakota EPTP 2 124,938

OVERALL 2 124,938

New Jersey EPTP-M/S 1 225,039

BEF 1 279,3%

OVERALL 2 504,435

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TABLE 2(Continued)

State

Number ofProjects

ObligatedAmount

New Mexico EPTP 2 399,307

EPTP-M/S 1 187,035

BEF 2 . 224,530

SIT 1 127,900

OVERALL 6 938,772

New York EPTP 5 726,362

EPTP-M/S 1 159,607

BEF 6 821,989

SIT 3 384,446

OVERALL 15 2,092,404

Oklahoma EPTP 1 69,963

EPTP-M/S 1 149,919

OVERALL 2 219,882

Oregon EPTP 2 361,235

STY 2 235,402

OVERALL 4 596,637

Pennsylvania EPTP 1 137,552

BEF 2 381,132

OVERALL 3 518,684

Rhode Island EPTP 2 343,608

STY 2 236,740

OVERALL 4 580,348

continued

TABLE 2(Continued)


ProjectsObligatedAmouat

Texas EPTP 12 1,971,385

EPTP-M/S 5 939,799

BEF 5 345,866

grr 3 358,298

OVERALL 25 3,615,348

Utah STF 1 147,733

OVERALL 1 147,733

Virginia EPTP 1 239,764

TDI 1 234,671

BEF 1 67,670

OVERALL 3 542,105

Washington EPTP-M/S 1 210,606

BEF 1 204,666

STT 1 150,584

OVERALL 3 565.856

Wisconsin BEF 1 33,640

OVERALL 1 33,640

Puerto Rico EPTP 1 141,220

EPTP-M/S 1 222,801

OVERALL 2 364,021

TOTAL 157 $24,655,379

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Overview of Obligated Funding: FY94 Title VII Part A and Part C Projects

The following report presents data on the total obligated funding for FY94 Title VII Part Aand Part C projects. Figure 1 provides overall data on obligated funding for Part A and PartC projects. Figure 2 presents data on obligated funding for Part A and Part C new grants(i.e., grants for projects in their first year of funding). Figure 3 presents the same data forcontinuing grants. Figure 4 provides data on the mean grant amount by program type.

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ion)

.T

heE

duca

tiona

l Per

sonn

el T

rain

ing

Prog

ram

rec

eive

d th

e la

rges

t am

ount

of f

undi

ng (

$10

mill

ion)

for

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t C P

rogr

ams.

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by

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94 T

itle

VII

Par

t A a

nd P

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gram

s

Part

A

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

ogra

m

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ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

ogra

m(M

ath/

Scie

nce

Prio

rity

)

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Pmgr

ain

Spec

ial P

opul

atio

ns P

rogr

am

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

ogra

m(R

ecen

t Arr

ival

s Pr

iori

ty)

Fam

ily E

nglis

h L

itera

cy P

rogr

am

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am(M

ath/

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nce

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rity

)

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dem

ic E

xcel

lenc

e Pr

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m

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ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am(R

ecen

t Arr

ival

s Pr

iori

ty)

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Prog

ram

(Mag

net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity)

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ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am(M

agne

t Sch

ools

Pri

ority

)

(Sou

rce:

FY

94 T

itle

VII

App

licat

ions

)

$20,

461,

959

$10,

102,

716

$8,1

81,8

64(4

6)

$6,7

13,1

28(4

9)

$5,4

85,7

67(4

6)

$4,2

40,1

64(3

2)

$3,8

98,7

39(1

8)

$27,

154,

310

(224

)

(127

)

(60)

Part

A$1

51,6

79,3

21(1

,082

)

$3,6

02,6

87(2

7)

I $3

12,2

61(2

)

I $2

91,5

57(2

)

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C

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catio

nal P

erso

nnel

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inin

g Pr

ogra

m

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Fe

llow

ship

Pro

gram

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catio

nal P

erso

nnel

Tra

inin

g Pr

ogra

m(M

ath/

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nce

Prio

rity

)Sh

ort-

Ter

m T

rain

ing

Prog

ram

Tra

inin

g, f

)eve

lopm

ent a

nd im

prov

emen

t Pro

gram

$10,

047,

093

(60)

$5,7

83,8

51(4

3)

$4,6

29,5

93(2

5)

$3,3

01,8

42(2

6)

$893

,000

(3)

The

num

bers

in p

aren

thes

es r

epre

sent

the

num

ber

of p

roje

cts

fund

ed in

FY

94.

$60,

234,

169

(449

) *

Part

C$2

4,65

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9(1

57)

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es: F

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sho

ws

the

amou

nt o

f to

tal o

blig

ated

fun

ding

for

new

Par

t Aan

d Pa

rt C

gra

nts.

App

roxi

mat

ely

$38.

1 m

illio

n w

as a

war

ded

to n

ewPa

rt A

pro

ject

s. O

f al

l Par

t A p

rogr

ams,

the

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

lE

duca

tion

Prog

ram

rec

eive

d th

e la

rges

t am

ount

of

fund

ing

($22

.1m

illio

n) f

or n

ew p

roje

cts,

fol

low

ed b

y th

e Sp

ecia

l Alte

rnat

ive

Inst

ruct

iona

l Pro

gram

($6

.9 m

illio

n) a

nd th

e D

evel

opm

enta

l Bili

ngua

lE

duca

tion

Prog

ram

($3

.7 m

illio

'.1).

App

roxi

mat

ely

$8.0

mill

ion

was

awar

ded

to n

ew P

art C

pro

ject

s. T

he E

duca

tiona

l Per

sonn

el T

rain

ing

Prog

ram

rec

eive

d $4

.9 m

illio

n in

fun

ding

for

new

pro

ject

s an

d th

eB

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Fello

wsh

ip P

rogr

am r

ecei

ved

abou

t $1.

7 m

illio

n.

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al O

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ated

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ding

for

New

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ject

s by

Pro

gram

Typ

e:FY

94 T

itle

VII

Par

t A a

nd P

art C

Pro

gram

s(S

ourc

e: F

Y94

Titl

e V

II A

pplic

atio

ns)

Part

A (

New

) *

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

ogra

m

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Prog

ram

Fam

ily E

nglis

h L

itera

cy P

rogr

am

Spec

ial P

opul

atio

ns P

rogr

am

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dem

ic E

xcel

lenc

e Pr

ogra

m

Part

C (

New

) **

*

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catio

nal P

erso

nnel

Tra

inin

g Pr

ogra

m

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Fe

llow

ship

Pro

gram

$3,7

20,5

94

$2,2

44,8

61

$1,8

55,4

80

$1,2

58,3

26(6

)

$6,9

26,6

09

(19)

(16)

(10)

$4,8

63,2

14.

(30)

$1,7

36,4

92(1

5)

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t-T

erm

Tra

inin

g Pr

ogra

mII

$1,3

94,4

18(1

0)

(44)

Part

A$3

8,12

4,12

7

(250

)

$22,

118,

257

(155

)"

FY94

New

Pro

ject

s(3

05)

Part

C$7

,994

,124

(55)

The

re w

ere

no n

ew f

unde

d Pa

rt A

gra

nts

in th

e fo

llow

ing

cate

gori

es: T

rans

ition

al B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Prog

ram

(M

ath/

Scie

nce

Prio

rity

), D

evel

opm

enta

lB

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Pmgr

,in (

Mag

net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity),

Spe

cial

Alte

rnat

ive

Inst

ruct

iona

l Pro

gram

(M

ath/

Scie

nce

Prio

rity

), S

peci

al A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal

Prog

ram

(M

agne

t Sch

ools

Pri

ority

), T

rans

ition

al B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Prog

ram

(R

ecen

t Arr

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s Pr

iori

ty),

and

Spe

cial

Alte

rnat

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Inst

ruct

iona

l Pro

gram

(Rec

ent A

rriv

als

Prio

rity

).I1

w n

umbe

rs in

par

enth

eses

rep

rese

nt th

e nu

mbe

r of

new

pro

ject

s fu

nded

in F

Y94

.

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re w

ere

no n

ew f

unde

d Pa

rt C

gra

nts

in th

e E

duca

tiona

l Per

sonn

el T

rain

ing

Prog

ram

(M

ath/

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nce

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rity

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d T

rain

ing,

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elop

men

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prov

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pre

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s th

e am

ount

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unds

for

con

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and

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t C g

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s. A

mon

g Pa

rt A

pro

gram

s, th

e T

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alB

iling

ual E

duca

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ram

rec

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d th

e la

rges

t am

ount

of

fund

ing

($38

.1 m

illio

n) f

or c

ontin

uing

pro

ject

s, f

ollo

wed

by

the

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nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n (M

ath/

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nce

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rity

) Pr

ogra

m (

$20.

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illio

n)an

d th

e Sp

ecia

l Alte

rnat

ive

Inst

ruct

iona

l Pro

gram

($2

0.2

mill

ion)

. Of

the

Part

C p

rogr

ams,

the

Edu

catio

nal P

erso

nnel

Tra

inin

g Pr

ogra

mre

ceiv

ed th

e la

rges

t am

ount

of

fund

ing

($5.

2 m

illio

n) f

or c

ontin

uing

proj

ects

,fo

llow

edby

the

Edu

catio

nal

Pers

onne

lT

rain

ing

(Mat

h/Sc

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e Pr

iori

ty)

Prog

ram

($4

.6 m

illio

n) a

nd th

e B

iling

ual

Edu

catio

n Fe

llow

ship

Pro

gram

($4

.0 m

illio

n).

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al O

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ding

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art A

and

Par

t C P

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(Sou

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FY

94 T

itle

WI

App

licat

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)

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A (

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tinui

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l Edu

catio

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mT

rans

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al B

iling

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duca

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ram

(Mat

h/Sc

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ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

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am

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

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m(R

ecen

t Arr

ival

s Pr

iori

ty)

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Prog

ram

Spec

ial P

opul

atio

ns P

rogr

am

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ily E

nglis

h L

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rogr

am

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ial A

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ativ

e In

stru

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rogr

am(M

ath/

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nce

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rity

)Sp

ecia

l Alte

rnat

ive

Inst

ruct

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l Pro

gram

(Rec

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rriv

als

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rity

)A

cade

mic

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nce

Prog

ram

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elop

men

tal B

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ual E

duca

tion

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ram

(Mag

net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity)

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ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am(M

agne

t Sch

ools

Pri

ority

)

$6,7

13,1

28(4

9)

$6,3

82,1

22(4

1)

$6,3

26,3

84(3

6)

$4,2

40,9

06(3

0)

$4,2

40,1

64(3

2)

$3,6

02,6

87(2

7)

(12)

(2)

(2)

$2,6

40,4

13

$312

,261

$291

,557

Part

C (

Con

tinui

ng)

Edu

catio

nal P

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nnel

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inin

g Pr

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m

Edu

catio

nal P

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nnel

Tra

inin

g Pr

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m(M

ath/

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nce

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rity

)

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Fe

llow

ship

Pro

gram

Shor

t-T

erm

Tra

inin

g Pr

ogra

m

Tra

inin

g, D

evel

opm

ent a

nd I

mpr

ovem

ent P

rogr

am

$5,1

83,8

79(3

0)

$4,6

29,5

93(2

8)

$4,0

47,3

59(2

5)

11 $

1,90

7,42

4(1

6)

I $8

93,0

00(3

)

$20,

461,

959

(127

)

$20,

227,

701

(180

)

Part

A

$113

,555

,194

(832

)

The

num

bers

in p

aren

thes

es r

epre

sent

the

num

ber

of c

ontin

uing

pro

ject

s fu

nded

in F

Y94

.

$38,

115,

912

(294

)*

FY94

Con

tinui

ng P

roje

cts

(934

)

Part

C$1

6,66

1,25

5(1

02)

ct,1

4 I

krrn

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BE

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CO

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AV

AIL

AB

LE29

3

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es: F

igur

e 4

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re 4

sho

ws

the

mea

n gr

ant a

mou

nt f

or e

ach

art A

and

Par

t Cpr

ogra

m. T

he m

ean

gran

t am

ount

for

Par

t A p

rogr

ams

was

$14

0,18

4,w

hile

the

mea

n gr

ant a

mou

nt f

or P

art C

pro

gram

s w

as $

157,

041.

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high

est m

ean

gran

t am

ount

was

fou

nd f

or p

roje

cts

with

in th

e T

rain

ing,

Dev

elop

men

t, an

d Im

prov

emen

t Pro

gram

($2

97,6

67),

whi

le th

e lo

wes

tm

ean

amou

nt o

f ob

ligat

ed f

undi

ng w

as f

ound

for

pro

ject

s w

ithin

the

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am (

$121

,225

).

NM

ME

INN

IMIIM

MN

MIN

ME

MN

MIN

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N N

M N

M

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M O

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I

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dem

ic E

xcel

lenc

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m

Spec

ial P

opul

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ns P

rogr

am

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elop

men

tal B

iling

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duca

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ram

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nsiti

onal

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ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

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m(M

ath/

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nce

Prio

rity

)D

evel

opm

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l Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

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4agn

et S

choo

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rior

ity)

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ativ

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stru

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agne

t Sch

ools

Pri

ority

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mily

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racy

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gram

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nsiti

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ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

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s Pr

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ngua

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catio

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mSp

ecia

l Alte

rnat

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Inst

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l Pro

gram

(Rec

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rity

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ecia

l Alte

rnat

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Inst

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iona

l Pro

gram

(Mat

h/Sc

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ty)

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am

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n Pa

rt A

Gra

nt

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C

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inin

g, D

evel

opm

ent a

nd I

mpr

ovem

ent P

rogr

amE

duca

tiona

l Per

sonn

el T

rain

ing

Prog

ram

(Mat

h/Sc

ienc

e Pr

iori

ty)

Edu

catio

nal P

erso

nnel

Tra

inin

g Pr

ogra

m

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Fe

llow

ship

Pro

gram

Shor

t-T

erm

Tra

inin

g Pr

ogra

m

Mea

n Pa

rt C

Gra

nt

FIG

UR

E 4

Mea

n G

rant

Am

ount

by

Prog

ram

Typ

e:FY

94 T

itle

VII

Par

t A a

nd P

art C

Pro

gram

s(S

ourc

e: F

Y94

Titl

e V

II A

pplic

atio

ns)

$177

,867

$168

,379

$161

,118

$156

,131

$145

,779

$140

,995

$137

,003

$134

,152

$133

,433

$132

,505

$121

,225 $1

40,1

84

$216

,597

?)7

$134

,508

$126

,994

$157

,041

$185

,184

$167

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301

302

SlAG Special Issues Analysis Center

Obligated FundingCompared to the Total Number of Students in States:

FY94 Title VII Programs


March 1, 1995


303

This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contract No:T292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, conclusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

304

Obligated Funding Compared to Total Numbers of Students in States:FY94 Title VII Programs

This report is based on a request from OBEMLA for information on Title VII fundingamounts for Part A and Part C projects compared to the total number of LEP studentsenrolled in each state. Table 1 presents data on FY94 Title VII Part A funding, the numberof LEP students enrolled in each state, and the amount of Part A funding per LEP studentby state. Table 2 provides data on FY94 Title VII Part A and Part C funding, the numberof enrolled LEP students, and the amount per LEP student by state. The data on thenumber of LEP students enrolled was obtained from the the state counts of LEP studentsreported in the Title VII State Educational Agency Annual Survey (Henderson, Don ly, andStrang, 1994, Special Issues Analysis Center) for FY93 and is based on LEP studentenrollment for the 1992-93 academic year.

Notes: Table 1

Table 1 presents data on funding amounts compared to total numbersof LEP students in states for FY94 Title VII Part A Programs. Mainehad the largest amount per student average ($760) of all states. Thesmallest amount per student average for states that received Title VIIPart A funding was in New Jersey ($7). Puerto Rico had an averageof two dollars per student, the smallest amount per student average ofall states and territories that received Title VII Part A funding.

2

306

TABLE 1

Obligated Funding Compared to Total Numbers of LEP Students in States:FY94 Title VII Part A Programs

(Source: FY94 Title VII GCMS Database and FY94 SEA Database)

StateFY94 Title VII

Part A Funding'Number of

LEP StudentsbAmount PerLEP Student'

Alabama $450,167 2,332 $193

Alaska 1,234,480 13,489 92

Arizona 5,810,634 83,643 69

Arkansas 175,000 3,423 51

California 53,927,967 1,151,819 47

Colorado 3,215,424 24,876 129

Connecticut 303,043 17,637 17

Delaware 175,000 1,847 95

District of Columbia 597,768 5,132 116

Florida 1,887,453 130,131 15

Georgia 143,197 10,043 14

Hawaii 1,029,985 11,251 92

Idaho 1,031,410 4,616 223

Illinois 3,954,662 94,471 42

Indiana 141,442 5,017 28

Iowa 706,532 4,556 155

Kansas 877,393 6,900 127

Kentucky 357,111 1,738 205

Louisiana 1,847,282 5,890 314

Maine 1,382,551 1,820 760

Maryland 709,735 12,719 56

Massachusetts 2,688,452 45,405 59

Michigan 1,986,402 37,272 53

continued

TABLE I(Continued)

FY94 Title VII Number of Amount PerState Part A Funding LEP Studentsb LEP Student'

Minnesota $556,028 17,979 $31

Mississippi 383,658 3,222 119

Missouri 141,624 4,365 32

Montana 2,489,558 7,817 318

Nebraska 609,458 2,623 232

Nevada 146,565 12,040 12

New Hampshire 307,259 1,004 306

New Jersey 347,715 49,627 7

New Mexico 6,746,844 83,771 81

New York 24,936,664 194,593 128

North Carolina 328,786 8,900 37

North Dakota 2,185,379 8,652 253

Ohio 273,932 11,125 25

Oklahoma 9,187,553 19,714 466

Oregon 2,491,532 16,359 152

Pennsylvania 602,065 --d --d

Rhode Island 432,937 8,350 52

South Carolina 0 1,594 0

South Dakota 1,660,779 8,197 203

Tennessee 0 2,770 0

Texas 8,706,001 344,915 25

Utah 589,348 24,447 24

Vermont 165,000 723 228

Virginia 319,836 __d

Washington 2,162,286 32,858 66

continued

TABLE 1(Continued)

StateFY94 Title VII

Part A Funding'Numbers of

LEP Studentst'Amount PerLEP Student'

West Virginia $0 $0

Wisconsin 170,000 14,788 11

Wyoming 223,837 2,027 110

Guam 155,787

Puerto Rico 319,378 149,824 2

Virgin Islands 154,422 1,282 120

Trust Territories 252,000 12,387 20

Total $151,679,321 21721,980b $55C

a All FY94 Title V'T Part A funding was included when determining the state totals, including the Family EnglishLiteracy and Ac.demic Excellence programs.The data on LEP students was obtained from the Summary of Bilingual Education State Educational AgencyProgram Survey of States' Limited English Proficient Persons and Available Educational Services (Henderson,Don ly, and Strang, 1994, Special Issues Analysis Center). The data is based on academic year 1992-93 LEPschool enrollment. Data were not available for 3 states and Guam.The amount per LEP student was calculated based on the amount of FY94 Title VII Part A funding divided bythe number of LEP students reported by states. The amount per LEP student was calculated based only onthose states and territories for which data on LEP students were available.Data on the number of LEP students in this state were not provided.

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Notes: Table 2

Table 2 provides data on funding amounts compared to total numbersof LEP students in states for FY94 Title VII Part A and Part CPrograms. Maine had the largest amount per student average ($760),followed by Oklahoma ($477) and Montana ($418). Among all statesand territories that received Title VII Part A and Part C funding,Puerto Rico had the smallest amount per student average ($5),followed by Nevada ($12) and Wisconsin ($14).

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TABLE 2

Obligated Funding Compared to Total Numbers of LEP Students in States:FY94 Title VII Part A and Part C Programs

(Source: FY94 Title \III GCMS Database and FY94 SEA Database)

StateFY94 Title VII

FundingNumber of


Alabama :p450,167 2,332 $193

Alaska 1,234,480 13,489 92

Arizona 6,702,344 83,643 80

Arkansas 175,000 3,423 51

California 58,953,903 1,151,819 51

Colorado 4,434,117 24,876 178

Connecticut 780,355 17,637 44

Delaware 175,000 1,847 95

District of Columbia 1,226,735 5,132 239

Florida 2,638,577 130,131 20

Georgia 220,938 10,043 22

Hawaii 1,144,545 11,251 102

Idaho 1,507,179 4,616 327

Illinois 5,414,990 94,471 57

Indiana 425,293 5,017 85

Iowa 706,532 4,556 155

Kansas 877,393 6,900 127

Kentucky 357,111 1,738 205

Louisiana 2,016,014 5,890 342

Maine 1,382,551 1,820 760

Maryland 819,008 12,719 64

Massachusetts 3,094,220 45,405 68

Michigan 2,268,622 37,272 61

continued

TABLE 2(Continued)

StateFY94 Title VII

Funding'Number of

LEP Students'Amount PerLEP Student'

Minnesota $868,266 17,979 $48

Mississippi 383,658 3,222 119

Missouri 349,835 4,365 80

Montana 3,268,136 7,817 418

Nebraska 609,458 2,623 131

Nevada 146,565 12,040

New Hampshire 307,259 1,004 306

New Jersey 852,150 49,627 17

New Mexico 7,685,616 83,771

New York 27,029,068 194,593 139

North Carolina 476,351 8,900 54

North Dakota 2,310,317 8,652 267

Ohio 273,932 11,125

Oklahoma 9,407,435 19,714 477

Oregon 3,088,169 16,359 189

Pennsylvania 1,120,749 --

Rhode Island 1,013,285 8,350 121

South Carolina 0 1,594 0

South Dakota 1,660,779 8,197 203

Tennessee 0 2,770 0

Texas 12,321,349 344,915 36

Utah 737,081 24,447 30

Vermont 165,000 723 228

Virginia 861,941 --

Washington 2,728,142 32,858 83

onttnued

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TABLE 2(Continued)

StateFY94 Title VII

FundingNumber of


West Virginia $0 __d $0

W iSCO nsin 203,640 14,788 14

Wyoming 223,837 2,027 110

Guam 155,787

Puerto Rico 683,399 149,824 5

Virgin Islands 154,422 1,282 120


Total $176,334,700' 2,7211980b $64`

All FY94 Title VII Part A and Part C funding was included in determining state totals.The data on LEP students was obtained from the Summary of Bilingual Education State EducationalAgency Program Survey of States' Limited English Proficient Persons and Available EducationalServices (Henderson, Donly, and Strang, 1994, Special Issues Analysis Center). The data is based onacademic year 1992-93 LEP school enrollment. Data were not available for 3 states and Guam.The amount per LEP student was calculated based on the amount of FY94 Title VII Part A and PartC funding divided by the number of LEP students reported by states. The overall amount per LEPstudent is calculated based only on those states and territories for which data on LEP students wereavailable.Data on the number of LEP students in this state were not provided.

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This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contract No.T292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, conclusions, an:1 recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

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1

1

1

1

Obligated Funds by State:FY94 Title VII Part A and Part C Programs

The following report provides data on the amount of obligated funds by state for FY94 TitleVII programs. Figure 1 and Table 1 present data on funding for Part A programs by state.Figure 2 and Table 2 present data on funding for Part C programs by state.

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and

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dis

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s th

e am

ount

of

Part

A o

blig

ated

fun

ds b

y st

ate

in a

map

of th

e U

nite

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ates

, inc

ludi

ng th

e U

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erri

tori

es.

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rece

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larg

est a

mou

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f fu

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53.9

mill

ion)

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low

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fun

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with

in th

e in

divi

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sta

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and

terr

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94.

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s(S

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AM

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f Col

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768

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TABLE 1

Obligated Funds by State:FY94 Title VII Part A Programs


State Funding State Funding

AK $1,234,480 MT $2,489,558AL 450,167 NC 328,786AR 175,000 ND 2,185,379AZ 5,810,634 NE 609,458CA 53,927,967 NH 307,259CO 3,215,424 NJ 347,715CT 303,043 NM 6,746;844DC 597,768 NV 146,565DE 175,000 NY 24,936,664FL 1,887,453 OH 273,932GA 143,197 OK 9,187,553HI 1,029,985 OR 2,491,532IA 706,532 PA 602,065ID 1,031,470 RI 432,937IL 3,954,662 SD 1,660,779IN 141,442 TX 8,706,001KS 877,393 UT 589,348KY 357,111 VA 319,836LA 1,847,282 VT 165,000MA 2,688,452 WA 2,162,286MD 709,735 WI 170,000ME 1,382,551 WY 223,837MI 1,986,402 GU 155,787MN 556,028 PR 319,378MO 141,624 VI 154,422MS 383,658 ZZ* 252,000

TOTAL $151,679,321

ZZ = Trust Territories

3214

Not

es: F

igur

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and

Tab

le 2

Figu

re 2

pre

sent

s th

e ob

ligat

ed f

unds

for

FY

94 P

art C

pro

gram

s by

stat

e in

a m

ap o

f th

e U

nite

d St

ates

.C

alif

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a re

ceiv

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tam

ount

of

fund

ing

($5.

0 m

illio

n), f

ollo

wed

by

Tex

as (

$3.6

mill

ion)

and

New

Yor

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2.1

mill

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. The

spe

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c to

tal o

blig

ated

am

ount

for

Par

tC

pro

gram

s re

ceiv

ed b

y in

divi

dual

sta

tes

and

terr

itori

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FY

94 is

pres

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d '1

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able

2.

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323

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blig

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P194

Titl

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Pro

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s(S

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Y94

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628,

967

in F

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.

$0

El

$1 to

$24

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to $

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TABLE 2

Obligated Funds by State:FY94 Title VII Part C Programs(Source: FY94 Title VII Applications)

State Funding State Funding

AZ $891,710 MT $778,578

CA 5,025,936 NC 147,565

CO 1,218,693 ND 124,938

CT 477,312 NJ 504,435

DC 628,967 NM 938,772

FL 751,124 NY 2,092,404

GA 77,741 OK 219,882

HI 114,560 OR 596,637

ID 475,769 PA 518,684

IL 1,460,328 RI 580,348

IN 283,851 TX 3,615,348

LA 168,732 UT 147,733

MA 405,768 VA 542,105

MD 109,273 WA 565,856

MI 282,220 WI 33,640

MN 304,238 PR 364,021

MO 208,211

TOTAL $24,655,379

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1


Summary of Projects and Students Servedby Language Groups:

FY93 Title VII Part A Programs


March 9, 1995

Development Associates, Inc.Research, Eraluation, and Survey Services Division

32 ;'


32 3

Summary of Projects and Students Served by Language Group:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs

This report provides data on language groups served by FY93 Title VII Part A Programs.Table 1 presents the number of projects serving the most frequent language groups byprogram type. Table 2 provides data on the number of LEP students by program type forthe most frequently served language groups. Table 3 provides an alphabetized listing of alllanguage groups served by Title VII Part A programs, indicating the number of projects andthe number of LEP, non-LEP, and total students served for each language listed. TheAcademic Excellence Program and the Family English Literacy Program are not includedin this report since they do not directly serve LEP students.

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es: T

able

1

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pre

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s th

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pro

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pro

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type

with

in th

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nla

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s m

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requ

ently

ser

ved

by F

Y93

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II P

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proj

ects

ove

rall.

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nish

lang

uage

gro

up is

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lang

uage

gro

upse

rved

by

the

larg

est n

umbe

r of

pro

ject

s (N

=70

4).

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impo

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note

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the

num

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of p

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serv

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the

mos

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guag

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is la

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than

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tota

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of P

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Mos

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52

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417

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stu

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s.T

BE

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s. T

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umbe

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s se

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ngua

ge L

EP

stud

ents

rep

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nted

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larg

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angu

age

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ost c

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ngua

ges

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ve A

sian

lang

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s(V

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se, H

mon

g, C

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, thr

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mer

ican

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31,

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126

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140

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524

628

610

39,

878

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Notes: Table 3

For each language group served by Title VII Part A programs, Table3 presents the number of projects that serve the language group andthe number of LEP students, non-LEP students, and the total studentsserved. The languages are listed alphabetically.

3366

TABLE 3

A Listing of the Number of Projects and the Number of Students for Specific Language Groups:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs*


Language GroupNumber of

Projects

Numberof LEP

Students

Numberof Non-LEP

StudentsTotal

Students

Achumawi 1 3 0 3

African 5 46 33 79

Afrikaans 1 12 0 12

Ainu 2 20 0 20

Albanian 8 101 84 185

Aleut 1 4 0 4

Algonquian 1 12 0 12

American Indian 32 2,083 224 2,307

Amharic 26 278 23 301

Apache 6 153 30 183

Arabic 98 3,191 944 4,135

Arapaho 4 811 64 875

Arikara 3 71 18 89

Armenian 22 1,306 0 1,306

Athapas 1 3 0 3

Atsina 1 63 0 63

Bant-u 6 18 0 18

Basque 1 1 0 1

Bengali 18 201 0 201

Belorussian 1 2 0 2

Bikol 1 10 0 10

Blackfoot 4 184 96 280

Bulgarian 9 34 10 44

Burmese 13 72 0 72

Caddo 1 1 0 1

Cambodian 89 5,978 517 6,495

Cayuga 1 3 0 3

Chadic 2 8 0 8

Chamorro 4 49 0 49

continued

7 339

TABLE 3

(Continued)


Projects

Numberof LEP

Students

Numberof Non-LEP

StudentsTotal

Students

Cherokee 5-.) 6,431 765 7,196

Cheyenne 2 78 9 87

Chinese 169 9,878 860 10,738

Chiricahua 2 230 0 230

Chiwere 3 51 13 64

Choctaw 18 1,853 232 2,085

Chumash 1 4 0 4

Chuvash 1 1 0 1

Comanche 3 9 0 9

Cree 4 263 113 376

Croatian 3 138 6 144

Crow 3 230 6 236

Cushit 11 75 63 138

Czech 15 229 0 229

Dakota 20 4,213 799 5,012Danish 4 29 0 29

Delaware 2 32 0 3'Diegueno 1 3 0 3

Dutch 8 37 295 332

Efik 2 19 0 19

English 123 3,589 13,385 16,974

Estonian 3 3 0 3

Finnish 3 6 0 6

Formosan/Min Nan 16 107 0 107

Fox 4 157 32 189

French 41 343 344 687

French Cree 1 18 2 20

French Creole 49 6,343 341 6,684

Frisian 1 1 0 1

Fushow /Min Pei 1 145 0 145

German 32 261 1,330 1,591

Gondi 4 21 0 21

continued

TABLE 3

(Continued)


Projects

Numberof LEP

Students

Numberof Non-LEP

StudentsTotal

Students

Greek 32 1,306 50 1,356

Gujarathi 42 345 47 392

Gullah 1 3 0 3

Gur 4 102 0 102

Haida 1 29 14 43

Hakka 1 2 0 2

Havasupai 1 90 1 91

Hawaiian 1 12 0 12

Hebrew 26 218 34 252

Hichita 1 66 '1 67

Hidatsa 4 97 19 116

Hindi 78 1,123 67 1,190

Hmong 49 6,453 575 7,028

Hopi 3 29 11 40

Hungarian 19 94 291 385

Icelandic 2 4 0 4

Ilocano 15 344 48 392

Ilongo 7 41 0 41

Indo-Pacific 4 270 44 314

Indonesian 17 112 208 320

Inupik 2 116 0 116

Irish Gaelic 1 7 0 7

Iroquois 1 2 0 2

Italian 37 371 1 372

Jamaican Creole 4 14 0 14

Japanese 82 902 1,086 1,988

Kannada 2 2 0 2

Karachay 1 1 0 1

Keres 1 50 3 53

Kickapoo 3 130 0 130

Kiowa 2 15 0 15

continued

3419

TABLE 3

(Continued)


Projects

Numberof LEP

Students

Numberof Non-LEP

StudentsTotal

Students

Koasati 1 86 56 142

Korean 135 4,131 967 5,098

Koyukon 1 23 0 23

Kru 15 99 2 101

Kuchin 1 16 0 16

Kurdish 3 52 0 52

Kutenai 2 75 38 113

Lettish 1 5 0 5

Lithuanian 1 5 0 5

Macedonian 3 33 2 35

Madurese 1 10 0 10

Malagasy 1 1 0 1

Malay 14 40 0 40

Malayalam 8 37 12 49

Mandan 3 72 19 91

Mandarin 52 824 74 898

Mande 1 1 0 1

Mapuche 1 4 0 4

Marithi 3 18 0 18

Marshallese 1 4 0 4

Mayan Languages 3 86 40 126

Miami 2 28 0 28

Miao-Yao 15 868 0 868

Mohawk 2 5 0 5

Mongolian 1 6 0 6

Muong 1 2 0 2

Muskogee 18 1,135 866 2,001

Northern Paiute 2 100 0 100

Navaho 31 6,144 1,816 7,960

Nepali 2 3 0 3

Norwegian 5 23 94 117

342

continued

TABLE 3

(Continued)


Projects

Numberof LEP

Students

Numberof Non-LEP

StudentsTotal

Students

Ojibwa 3 210 44 254

Okanogan 1 3 0 3

Osage 4 121 10 131

Oto-Manguen 1 5 0 5

Palauan 3 1,126 0 1,126

Pangasinan 3 7 0 7

Panjabi 40 835 128 963

Pashto 15 140 0 140

Passarnaquoddy 1 185 0 185

Patois 2 28 0 28

Paiute 2 16 0 16

Pawnee 2 49 14 63

Persian 68 1,137 25 1,162

Pidgin 1 1 0 1

Pima 1 222 0 222

Polish 59 605 50 655

Porno 1 4 0 4

Ponca 3 50 15 65

Portuguese 63 1,466 799 2,265

Potawatomi 2 7 0 7

Puget Sound Salish 1 5 0 5

Quapaw 1 25 0 25

Quechua 2 4 0 4

Rumanian 54 679 119 798

Russian 102 3,469 85 3,554

Sahaptian 1 99 142 241

Saharan 1 2 0 2

Salish 6 213 98 311

Samoan 16 247 9 256

San Carlos 1 447 0 447

Saramacca 1 7 0 7

continued

34311

TABLE 3

(Continued)


Projects

Numberof LEP

Students

Numberof Non-LEP

StudentsTotal

Students

Sebuano 1 1 0 1

Seneca 1 9 0 9

Serbian 3 5 5 10

Serbocroatian 18 246 11 257

Shastan 1 51 5 56

Shawnee 5 85 7 92

Shoshoni 6 855 23 878

Siberian Languages 1 2 0 2

Sierra Miwok 2 9 0 9

Sindhi 4 17 0 17

Sinhalese 4 22 11 33

Slovak 2 12 0 12

Slovene 4 132 0 132

Sonoran 9 68 5 73

Spanish 704 188,447 22,357 210,804

St. Lawrence Island Yupik 1 91 2 93

Sudanic 3 8 0 8

Swahili 3 14 0 14

Swedish 6 13 0 13

Syriac 13 535 162 697

Tagalog 109 3,006 581 3,587Tamil 10 26 90 116

Tewa 4 501 24 525

Thai 116 3,579 201 3,780

Tiwa 9 387 1.7 414

Tligit 2 107 31 138

Tongan 17 214 55 269

Towa 1 48 3 51

Turkish 14 62 51 113

Ukrainian 11 388 0 388

Upper Tanana 1 4 0 4

continued

12

344

TABLE 3

(Continued)


Projects

Numberof LEP

Students

Numberof Non-LEP

StudentsTotal

Students

Ute 2 33 0 33

Vietnamese 208 13,167 1,579 14,746

Walapai 1 1 0 1

Welsh 2 11 1 12

Winnebago 1 8 0 8

Woleai-Ulithi 1 1 0 1

Yaqui 3 171 268 439Yiddish 1 161 0 161

Yuchi 1 2 0 2

Yupik 3 255 1 256Zuni 2 660 1 661

Unspecified 114 6,192 788 6,980

Total ...** 306,821 54,951 361,772

The data in this table are based on 916 (92.1%) of the 995 Part A projects that directly serve students." The total number of projects is not calculated in this table because projects may serve more than one language group.

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343

SIAG Special Issues Analysis Center

Overview of FY94 Title VIIPart A and Part C Grant Applications


March 15, 1995


346. .


34./

Overview of FY94 Title VII Part A and Part C Grant Applications

This report reviews Fiscal Year 1994 Title VII grant applications for Part A and Part Cprograms (Part B programs are not included in this overview). In FY94, a total of 2,225 PartA and Part C applications were received by the Department of Education. Of these, 1,814were applications for Part A programs and 411 were applications for Part C programs.There were 1,289 new grant applications and 936 continuing grant applications.

In FY94 there were no new grant funds for the following programs: Transitional BilingualEducation (Math/Science Priority); Transitional Bilingual Education (Recent ArrivalsPriority); Developmental Bilingual Education (Magnet Schools Priority); Special AlternativeInstructional (Magnet Schools Priority); Special Alternative Instructional (Math/SciencePriority); Special Alternative Instructional (Recent Arrivals Priority); Educational PersonnelTraining (Math/Science Priority); and Training, Development, and Improvement.

In this report, Figures 1 through 3 provide data on Part A and Part C grant applicationsoverall. Figure 4 presents data on the number and percentage of FY94 Part A and Part Cgrant applications by application type (new and continuing). Figures 5 through 7 presentdata on funding of Part A and Part C new grant applications. Due to the low number (N=2)of nonfunded continuing grants in FY94, no parallel figures are presented for the data onfunding status of continuing grants. All continuing grant applications were funded with theexception of one continuing Special Alternative Instructional and one continuing SpecialPopulations application.

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This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contract No.T292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, c -.elusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

Number of Students Served by Program Type and State:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs

This report provides data on the number of students served by FY93 Title VII Part Aprograms by program type and state. Table 1 presents the number of LEP, non-LEP, andtotal students served by program type for FY93 Title VII Part A programs. Table 2 presentsdata on the number of LEP, non-LEP, and total students served by states and territories.Figure 1 presents a map of the United States showing the number of LEP students servedby states and territories.

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The number of LEP, non-LEP, and total students served by FY93 TitleVII Part A programs is presented by individual states and territoriesin Table 2. The largest number of students (both LEP and non-LEPcombined) served by FY93 Title VII Part A programs were in California(N=156,066), New York (N=48,377) and Arizona (N=18,359).

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TABLE 2

Number of Students Served:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs*


StateNumber of LEP

StudentsNumber of

Non-LEP StudentsNumber of

Total Students

Alabama 597 2 599

Alaska 920 123 1,043

Arizona 14,255 4,104 18,359

Arkansas 190 130 320

California 140,111 15,955 156,066

Colorado 4,483 765 5,248

Connecticut 623 0 623

Delaware 695 191 886

District of Columbia 1,807 1,279 3,086

Florida 5,571 1,856 7,427

Georgia 304 0 304

Hawaii 665 112 777

Idaho 705 5 710

Illinois 7,812 1,079 6,891

Indiana 233 50 283

Iowa 1,589 130 1,719

Kansas 1,069 498 1,567

Kentucky 230 7,615 7,845

Louisiana 1,874 1,623 3,497

Maine 664 106 770

Maryland 634 11 645

Massachusetts 8,169 1,828 9,997

Michigan 3,591 528 4,119

continued

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TABLE 2(Continued)

StateNumber of LEP

StudentsNumber of

Non,LEP StudentsNumber of

Total Students

Minnesota 3,650 120 3,770

Mississippi 998 0 998

Montana 2,138 803 2,941

Nebraska 851 128 979

Nevada 332 0 332

New Hampshire 241 0 241

New Jersey 119 51 170

New Mexico 9,926 2,341 12,267

New York 45,307 3,030 48,337

North Dakota 1,093 101 1,194

Ohio 444 0 444

Oklahoma 10,834 3,536 14,370

Oregon 3,400 405 3,805

Pennsylvania 665 1,001 1,666

Rhode Island 974 0 974

South Carolina 110 0 110

South Dakota 3,185 457 3,642

Texas 13,518 4,002 17,520

Utah 996 263 1,259

Virginia 3,273 100 3,373

Washington 3,938 468 4,406

Wyoming 1,765 155 1,920

Trust Territories 2,273 0 2,273

Total 306,821 54,951 361,772

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This report provides data on the language background of students within FY93 Title VII PartA projects. The Academic Excellence and Family English Literacy programs are notincluded in this report because they do not directly serve students. Figure 1 presents dataon the number of LEP students in four language categories for all FY93 Title VII Part Aprograms that serve students. These four categories are Spanish, Ten Most Common AsianLanguages, Native American Languages, and Other Languages. Figures 2 and 3 presentthese same language categories separately for the Transitional Bilingual Education, SpecialAlternative Instructional, Developmental Bilingual Education, and Special Populationsprograms.

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FY93 Title VII Projects Serving LEP Studentsin the Following Language Groups:Czech, Serbo-Croatian, and Slovak


April 21, 1995


FY93 Title VII Projects Serving LEP Students in the Following Language Groups:Czech, Serbo-Croatian, and Slovak

This report is based on a request from OBEMLA for information on FY93 Title VII projectsserving LEP students in following language groups: Czech, Serbo-Croatian, and Slovak.There is a separate listing for each language group. For each project listed, the followingcontact information is included: grant number, grantee, address, city, state, zip, contactperson, and telephone number.

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Number of LEP Students Servedin the Most Common Language Groups:



May 5, 1995


410

This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contract No.T292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, conclusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education ard no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

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1

Number of LEP Students Served in the Most Common Language Groups:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs

This report provides data on the number of LEP students served in the most comMonlanguage groups in FY93 Title VII Part A programs. The Academic Excellence and FamilyEnglish Literacy programs are not included in this report because they do not directly servestudents. Figure 1 presents a pie chart showing the overall number of LEP students servedby the most common language groups. Figure 2 presents the number of LEP studentswithin the five most common languages for the Transitional Bilingual Education, SpecialAlternative Instructional, Developmental Bilingual Education, and Special Populationsprograms. Special Priority programs are included within their relevant program category.

421

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422

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es: F

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Figu

re 1

dis

play

s da

ta o

n th

e nu

mbe

r an

d pe

rcen

tage

of

LE

P st

uden

tsw

ithin

the

mos

t com

mon

lang

uage

gro

ups

serv

ed b

y T

itle

VII

Par

t Apr

ogra

ms.

App

roxi

mat

ely

61 p

erce

nt (

N=

188,

447)

of a

ll L

EP

stud

ents

serv

ed b

y T

itle

VII

Par

t A p

rogr

ams

are

in th

e Sp

anis

h la

ngua

gegr

oup.

423

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so

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MO

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UR

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Num

ber

of L

EP

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ents

Ser

ved

in M

ost C

omm

on L

angu

age

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ups:

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93 T

itle

VII

Par

t A P

rogr

ams*

*(S

ourc

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Y93

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e V

II A

pplic

atio

ns)

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ish

188,

447

61.4

%

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er"

(188

Lan

guag

es)

55,6

36

18 1

%

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ean

4,13

1

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ota

4,21

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aho

6,14

4

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9,87

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13,1

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oriz

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w th

e U

.S. B

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sus,

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ulat

ion

Div

isio

n, la

ngua

ge c

ode

lists

(19

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s, A

ppen

dix

1).

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he d

ata

in th

is ta

ble

are

base

d on

916

(92

.1%

) of

the

995

Part

A p

roje

cts

that

dir

ectly

ser

ve s

tude

nts.

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the

rem

aini

ng 1

88 la

ngua

ges,

the

10 m

ost f

requ

ent n

on-E

nglis

h la

ngua

ges

are:

Tha

i, R

ussi

an, A

rabi

c, T

agal

og,A

mer

ican

Ind

ian,

Cho

ctaw

,

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ek, a

nd F

arsi

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ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

Not

es: F

igur

e 2

The

num

ber

of L

EP

stud

ents

with

in th

e fi

ve m

ost c

omm

on la

ngua

ges

serv

ed b

y ea

ch T

itle

VII

Par

t A p

rogr

am c

ateg

ory

is p

rese

nted

inFi

gure

2. W

ithin

eac

h pr

ogra

m c

ateg

ory,

the

larg

est g

roup

ser

ved

was

Span

ish

spea

king

LE

P st

uden

ts (

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n,N

=14

7,89

0; S

peci

al A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal,

N=

30,3

04; D

evel

opm

enta

lB

iling

ual E

duca

tion,

N=

5,47

1; a

nd S

peci

al P

opul

atio

ns, N

=4,

782)

.

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-M

OM

MI

MN

NM

NM

MI

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NM

I Mb

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111

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M N

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B N

SN

M N

B M

S B

M

FIG

UR

E 2

Num

ber

of L

EP

Stud

ents

With

in F

ive

Mos

t Com

mon

Lan

guag

es S

erve

d by

Spec

ific

Pro

gram

s: *

FY93

VII

Par

t A P

rogr

ams*

*(S

ourc

e: F

Y93

Titl

e V

II A

pplic

atio

ns)

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

ogra

m

Span

ish

(69.

8%)

147,

890

Chi

nese

6,57

1(3

.1%

)

Vie

tnam

ese

6,32

5(3

.0%

)

Fren

ch C

reol

e[1

5,62

3(2

.7%

)

Nav

aho

4,99

9(2

.4%

)

Oth

er40

,514

(19.

1%)

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am

Span

ish

30,3

04(3

7.2%

)

Vie

tnam

ese

M6,

672

(8.2

%)

Chi

nese

]3,0

64(3

.8%

)

Kor

ean

[12,

889

(3.5

%)

Hm

ong

12,0

34(2

.5%

)

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er36

,546

(44.

8'6)

cont

inue

d

428

42J

NM

MI M

N M

I MI g

ill M

S M

I MI

MO

MI N

M O

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ean

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elop

men

tal B

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ual E

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tion

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ram

270

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0

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ugue

se 1

60

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FIG

UR

E 2

(Con

tinue

d)

Spec

ial P

opul

atio

ns P

rogr

am

(90.

4%)

Span

ish

(65.

2%)

5,47

14,

782

(4.5

%)

Zun

i61

3(8

.4%

)

Che

roke

e33

7(4

.6%

)

(2.3

%)

Am

eric

an I

ndia

n27

8(3

.8%

)

(1.0

%)

Vie

tnam

ese

170

(2.3

%)

(1.9

%)

Oth

er(1

5.8%

)

The

lang

uage

cat

egor

izat

ions

use

d fo

llow

the

U.S

. Bur

eau

of th

e C

ensu

s, P

opul

atio

n D

ivis

ion,

lang

uage

cod

e lis

ts (

1990

Cen

sus,

App

endi

x 1)

."

The

Aca

dem

ic E

xcel

lenc

e an

d Fa

mily

Eng

lish

Lite

racy

pro

gram

s w

ere

not i

nclu

ded

in th

is f

igur

e be

caus

e th

ey d

o no

t dir

ectly

ser

ve s

tude

nts.

11w

dat

a in

this

fig

ure

are

base

d on

916

(92

.1%

) of

the

995

Part

A p

roje

cts

that

dir

ectly

ser

ve s

tude

nts.

430

431

1


432


Obligated Funding Per Student:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs


May 8, 1995

This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contract No.T292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, conclusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no cfficial endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.


This report presents data on obligated funding per student for FY93 Title VII Part Aprograms. Table 1 presents obligated funding per student (LEP and non-LEP) by state.Table 2 presents the obligated funding per student and per LEP student by program.Throughout this report, the data for obligated funding is based on the total 1,065 FY93 TitleVII Part A projects. The data on the number of students, number of LEP students, amountper student, and per LEP student are based on the 916 projects (86% of the total projects)that directly serve students and which provided student data.

Notes: Table 1

Table 1 presents the obligated funding per student (including LEP andnon-LEP) by state for FY93 Title VII Part A Programs. The averageamount per student for ail states was $356. The greatest amount pershident was in Maine ($1,336). The smallest amount per student wasin Kentucky ($49).

4352

TABLE 1

Obligated Funding Per Student:FY93 Title VII Part A Programs'

(Source: FY93 Application Database)

StateObligatedFunding

Numbei ofStudents

Obligated FundingPer Student

Alabama $500,977 599 $836

Alaska 1,123,977 1,043 868

Arizona 5,693,851 18,359 287

Arkartsas 175,000 320 547

California 53,752,823 156,066 297

Colorado 3,171,150 5,248 489

Connecticut 161,582 623 155

Delaware 175,000 886 198

District of Columbia 767,033 3,086 166

Florida 2,208,637 7,427 253

Georgia 160,000 304 526

Hawaii 517,631 777 545

Idaho 571,040 710 664

Illinois 3,852,730 8,891 336

Indiana 311,058 283 1,099

Iowa 788,227 1,719 459

Kansas 763,386 1,567 487

Kentucky 387,281 7,845 49

Louisiana 1,799,655 3,497 515

Maine 1,447,407 770 1,336

Maryland 717,231 645 801

Massachusetts 3,520,163 9,997 328

Michigan 2,359,199 4,119 535

Minnesota 565,034 3,770 150

Mississippi 473,579 998 246

Missouri 195,536 ** **

3

436continued

1

1

TABLE 1(Continued)


Number of Obligated FundingStudents Per Student

Montana $2,595,250 2,941 $700

Nebraska 724,865 979 580

Nevada 146,565 332 441

New Hampshire 146,954 241 610

New Jersey 264,188 170 529

New Mexico 7,032,845 12,267 528

New York 22,878,493 48,337 392

North Dakota 1,480,171 1,194 1,002

Ohio 404,394 444 911,

Oklahoma 8,847,153 14,370 599

Oregon 2,451,637 3,805 593

Pennsylvania 597,799 1,666 194

Rhode Island 551,716 974 566

South Carolina 40,440 110 368

South Dakota 1,674,285 3,642 360

Texas 8,285,930 17,520 419

Utah 738,759 1,259 471

Virginia 334,111, 3,373 99

Washington 2,364,826 4,406 463

Wyoming 628,877 1,920 301

Guam 155,787 ** **

Puerto Rico 273,089 ** **


TOTAL $149,257,014 361,772 $356

The "Obligated Funding" column is based on the total 1,065 FY93 Title VII Part A projects. The"Number of Students" and the "Obligated Funding Per Student" columns are based on the 916 projects(86.0% of all projects) that serve students directly and which provided student data. The "Number ofStudents" column refers to all students served, both LEP and non-LEP.No student data were provided.

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437

Not

es: T

able

2

Tab

le 2

pre

sent

s th

e ob

ligat

ed f

undi

ng p

er s

tude

nt a

nd p

er L

EP

stud

ent b

y pr

ogra

m.

The

gre

ates

t ove

rall

diff

eren

ce b

etw

een

the

amou

nt p

er s

tude

nt (

$1,1

37)

and

the

amou

nt p

er L

EP

stud

ent (

$554

)w

as f

ound

in th

e D

evel

opm

enta

l Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

nPr

ogra

m. T

his

was

to b

e ex

pect

ed, g

iven

that

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual

Edu

catio

npr

ojec

ts a

re d

esig

ned

to in

clud

e bo

th L

EP

and

non-

LE

P st

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ts.

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433

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us

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so

no s

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no n

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BL

E 2

Am

ount

Per

Stu

dent

By

Prog

ram

:FY

93 T

itle

VII

Par

t A P

rogr

ams'

(Sou

rce:

FY

93 A

pplic

atio

n D

atab

ase)

Prog

ram

Num

ber

ofL

EP

Stud

ents

Num

ber

ofT

otal

Stu

dent

sO

blig

ated

Fund

ing

Obl

igat

ed F

undi

ngPe

r L

EP

Stud

ent

Obl

igat

ed F

undi

ng.

Per

Stud

ent

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n

Reg

ular

145,

074

167,

853

$57,

689,

758

$373

$322

Mat

h/Sc

ienc

e Pr

iori

ty54

,327

61,8

6020

,774

,790

372

327

Rec

ent A

rriv

als

Prio

rity

12,5

2113

,705

7,45

4,22

355

951

1

Ove

rall

211,

922

243,

418

85,9

18,7

7138

433

4

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Reg

ular

5,86

911

,156

6,71

3,00

01,

113

586

Mag

net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity18

41,

265

346,

836

1,88

527

4

Ove

rall.

6,05

312

,421

7,05

9,83

61,

137

554

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal

Reg

ular

64,4

2476

,952

28,6

71,4

2539

032

7

Mag

net S

choo

ls l'

rior

ity16

716

732

3,98

31,

940

1,94

0

Mat

h/Sc

ienc

e Pr

iori

ty8,

077

9,98

04,

278,

577

494

400

Rec

ent A

rriv

als

Prio

rity

8,84

18,

909

4,14

5,00

640

840

4

Ove

rall

81,5

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37,4

18,9

9140

634

4

Spec

ial P

opul

atio

ns7,

337

.9,

925

8,19

9,40

01,

038

767

The

"O

blig

ated

Fun

ding

.' co

lum

n is

bas

ed o

n th

e to

tal 1

,065

FY

93 T

itle

VII

Par

t A p

roje

cts.

The

rem

aini

ng c

olum

ns a

re b

ased

on

the

916

proj

ects

(86.

0% o

f the

tota

l

proj

ects

) th

at p

rovi

ded

stud

ent d

ata.

Aca

dem

ic E

xcel

lenc

e an

d F

amily

Eng

lish

Lite

racy

pro

gram

s do

not

ser

ve s

tude

nts

dire

ctly

and

so

are

not

incl

uded

her

e.

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.. 1,

001

dt.

qu I

,, 01

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440

441

SIAC

1


Number of Projects and Fundingby Year of Initial Funding:FY94 Title VII Programs


June 6, 1995


442

This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contract No.1292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, conclusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

Number of Projects and Funding for FY94 Title VII Programsby Year of Initial Funding

The purpose of this report is to provide, data on the number of projects and the amount offunding for FY94 Title VII programs by year of initial funding. Figure 1 providesinformation on the number of projects and funding for Title VII Part A programs overall byyear of initial funding. Tables 1 and 2 provide data on the number of projects and funding,presented by individual Part A program type and year of initial funding.

Figure 2 presents the number of projects and funding amounts for FY94 Title VII Part Cprograms overall. Tables 3 and 4 present data on the number of projects and funding,respectively, by individual Part C program type and year of initial funding.

444

Not

es: F

igur

e 1

Figu

re 1

pre

sent

s th

e nu

mbe

r of

pro

ject

san

d fu

ndin

g am

ount

s fo

rF.

'94

Titl

e V

II P

art A

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gram

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r of

initi

al f

undi

ng. O

vera

ll,1,

082

Part

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roje

cts

rece

ived

app

roxi

mat

ely

$152

mill

ion

in T

itle

VII

fund

ing

in F

Y94

. The

larg

est n

umbe

r of

Par

tA

pro

ject

s w

ere

initi

ally

fund

ed in

FY

92 (

N=

311)

; the

se p

roje

cts

rece

ived

abo

ut $

43 m

illio

n in

fund

ing

for

FY94

.

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446

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UR

E 1

Num

ber

of P

roje

cts

and

Fund

ing

Am

ount

s fo

r FY

94 T

itle

VII

Par

t A P

rogr

ams

by Y

ear

of I

nitia

l Fun

ding

(Sou

rce:

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94 T

itle

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GC

MS

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abas

e)

$20,

950,

718

(162

pro

ject

s)

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FY92

$42,

910,

965

(311

pro

ject

s)

$151

,679

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(1,0

82 p

roje

cts)

$19,

136,

510

(167

pro

ject

s)

FY90

FY94

FY93

$30,

557,

001

(192

pro

ject

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$38,

124,

127

(250

pro

ject

s)

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able

1

Tab

le 1

pre

sent

s da

ta o

n th

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mbe

r of

FY

94 T

itle

VII

Par

t A p

roje

cts

by p

rogr

am ty

pe a

nd y

ear

of in

itial

fun

ding

. The

larg

est n

umbe

r of

FY94

gra

nts

wer

e aw

arde

d w

ithin

the

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n(R

egul

ar)

Prog

ram

(N

=44

9). W

ithin

this

pro

gram

cat

egor

y, th

e gr

eate

stnu

mbe

r of

gra

nts

wer

e th

ose

initi

ally

fun

ded

in F

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(N

=15

5).

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Num

ber

of F

Y94

Titl

e V

II P

art A

Pro

ject

s by

Pro

gram

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e an

d Y

ear

of I

nitia

l Fun

ding

(Sou

rce:

FY

94 T

itle

VII

GC

MS

App

licat

ion

Dat

abas

e)

Num

ber

of P

roje

cts

Firs

t Fun

ded

in:

Tot

alFY

94Pr

ogra

m T

ype

FY90

FY91

FY92

FY93

FY94

Proj

ects

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n

Reg

ular

9296

106

155

449

Mat

h/Sc

ienc

e Pr

iori

ty12

712

7

Rec

ent A

rriv

als

Prio

rity

1237

49

Tot

al92

108

143

127

155

625

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Reg

ular

158

1819

60

Mag

net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity2

2

Tot

al15

1018

1962

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal

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ular

6032

8844

224

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net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity2

2

Mat

h/Sc

ienc

e Pr

iori

ty32

32

Rec

ent A

rriv

als

Prio

rity

1017

27

Tot

al60

4410

532

4428

5

Spec

ial P

opul

atio

ns18

1810

46

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dem

ic E

xcel

lenc

e3

96

18

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ily E

nglis

h L

itera

cy24

616

46

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al16

716

231

119

225

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082

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9 ob

ern9

403

db

451

452

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es: T

able

2

Tab

le 2

pro

vide

s da

ta o

n th

e am

ount

of

fund

ing

for

FY94

Titl

e V

II P

art

A p

roje

cts

by p

rogr

am ty

pe a

nd y

ear

of in

itial

fun

ding

.Pr

ojec

tsin

itial

ly f

unde

d in

FY

92 r

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appr

oxim

atel

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3 m

illio

n; th

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pres

ents

the

larg

est p

ortio

n of

FY

94 f

undi

ng.

454

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nsiti

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ngua

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catio

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ular

$10,

895,

573

$12,

702,

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517,

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2,50

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2,74

4,08

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594

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16

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rior

ity31

2,26

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stru

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5,73

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itle

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itle

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ates

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ngua

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ear

of in

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fun

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itial

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unde

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rec

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prox

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larg

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port

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of F

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fun

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FY93

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Edu

catio

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$5,1

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,863

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h/Sc

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4,04

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463


Number of Projects ServingSpecific Language Groups:FY93 Title VII Programs


July 10, 1995


4 63


4 V 0

Number of Projects Serving Specific Language Groups:FY93 Title VII Programs

This report provides data on the number of projects serving specific language groups inFY93 Title VII Part A and Part C programs. Figure 1 presents data on the number of PartA projects serving students in the ten non-English language groups most corrunonly served.Figure 2 displays the number of projects serving students in the five languages mostcommonly served, separately for the Transitional Bilingual Education, Special AlternativeInstructional, Developmental Bilingual Education, and Special Populations programs. Figure3 provides data on the number of Part C projects training participants to serve the ten non-English language groups most commonly served. Figure 4 presents the number of projectstraining participants to serve the five languages most commonly served, separately for theEducational Personnel Training and Short-Term Training programs.

IN.)

472

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re 1

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ta o

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itle

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in th

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n la

ngua

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is th

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to b

e se

rved

by

proj

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(N=

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, whi

le V

ietn

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(N=

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ber

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Serv

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s:*

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Titl

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gram

s(S

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Titl

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pplic

atio

ns)

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116

109

102

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208

704

The

lang

uage

cat

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ions

use

d fo

llow

the

U.S

. Bur

eau

of th

e C

ensu

s, P

opul

atio

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ion,

lang

uage

cod

e lis

ts (

1990

Cen

sus,

App

endi

x 1)

. Pro

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s m

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rve

stud

ents

in m

ore

than

one

lang

uage

gro

up. O

f the

rem

aini

ng 1

88 la

ngua

ges,

the

10 m

ost c

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only

ser

ved

non-

Fng

lish

lang

uage

s ar

e: H

indi

, Far

si,

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tugu

ese,

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ish,

Rum

ania

n, C

hero

kee,

Man

darin

, Fre

nch

Cre

ole,

Hm

ong,

and

Guj

arat

i.

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1,11

,

474

4 7

3

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es: F

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e 2

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num

ber

of p

roje

cts

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ing

stud

ents

with

in th

e fi

ve la

ngua

ges

mos

t com

mon

ly s

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d by

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h T

itle

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ser

ved

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spea

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stu

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s [T

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6),

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3),

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93 T

itle

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t A P

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(Sou

rce:

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licat

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)

Tra

nsiti

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Bili

ngua

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Span

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Vie

tnam

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68

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152

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Tot

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587

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vidi

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ata:

553

416

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ial A

ltern

ativ

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stru

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tnam

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107

85

213

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317

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473

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ngua

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dix

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y

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ore

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one

lang

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up.

430

BE

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pro

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n la

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be

mos

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only

ser

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with

the

Part

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Spa

nish

is th

e m

ost

com

mon

lang

uage

gro

up. N

inet

y-tw

o Pa

rt C

pro

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s tr

ain

part

icip

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to s

erve

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spe

akin

g st

uden

ts, w

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29

proj

ects

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n pa

rtic

ipan

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ser

ve V

ietn

ames

e st

uden

ts, t

he s

econ

d m

ost c

omm

on la

ngua

gegr

oup

for

Part

C p

roje

cts.

483

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s:*

FY93

Titl

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int_

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. Bur

eau

of th

e C

ensu

s, P

opul

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n D

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lang

uage

cod

e lis

ts (

1990

Cen

sus,

App

endi

x I)

.l'r

ojec

ts m

ay tr

ain

part

icip

ants

to s

erve

mor

e th

an o

ne la

ngua

ge ,;

roup

. Of

the

rem

amm

g 57

lang

uage

s, th

e 10

mos

t com

mon

ly s

erve

d no

n-E

nglis

h la

ngua

ges

are:

Jap

anes

e, H

indi

.H

mon

g, G

reek

, Man

dari

n, N

avah

o, P

olis

h, n

a:si

, and

Am

hari

c.

rn,q

V1,

11,

48,1

483

Not

es: F

igur

e 4

The

num

ber

of p

roje

cts

trai

ning

par

ticip

ants

to s

erve

stu

dent

s w

ithin

the

five

lang

uage

s m

ost c

omm

only

ser

ved

by e

ach

Titl

e V

II P

art C

prog

ram

is p

rese

nted

in F

igur

e 4.

With

in e

ach

prog

ram

cat

egor

y, th

ela

rges

t num

ber

of p

roje

cts

trai

ned

part

icip

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FY94 Title VII Part A ProjectsServing Students in Pre-Kindergarten


411

July 25, 1995


This report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contra& No.T292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, conclusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

FY94 Title VII Part A Projects Serving Students in Pre-Kindergarten

The following report provides a listing by state of FY94 Title VII Part A projects servingstudents in pre-kindergarten. This listing does not include Part A projects from theAcademic Excellence and Family English Literacy programs because they do not directlyserve students.

Each project listing includes the grant number, grantee organization, city, state, projectdirector, and project director's phone number. The last three columns in the listing denotewhether a project served pre-K students in public, private, and/or Indian schools. A "1"indicates that the school type served pre-K students, while a "0" indicates that the schooltype did not serve pre-K students.

492

Ell

MN

MI

MD

MN

NM

MN

MIS

MN

KY94 TITLE VII PART A PROJECTS SERVING STUDENTS IN PRE-KINDERGARTEN*

GRANT #

GRANTEE

T003A10047 BLOUNT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

T003A10065

T003A20304

T003E40057

T003L30034

T003L30042

T003A00151

T003A20015

T003C10012

T003C20014

T003L20017

T003L20024

T003L20047

T003L30003

T003L30010

T003L30019

T003L30045

T003L30071

T003L40029

T003L40032

T003L40054

T003M20069

T003C40008

T003C20025

T003E00021

T003A40074

T003A40402

T003A00248

T003L20028

T003A40330

T003L30029

T003L40005

T003C40011

T003C40032

PINON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 4

BISBEE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT #2





PERRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT




LENNOX SCHOOL DISTRICT



ANDEESON VALLEY UNIFIED SCH DIST







PASO ROBLES UNION SCHOOL DIST


THE SCHL BD OF DADE CNTY, FL





COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DIST #300

EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH SCH BD


QUINCY SCHOOL COMMUNITY COUNCIL



T003A20103 WYOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT #29

493

CITY

STATE PROJECT DIRECTOR

PHONE

PUB PRV IND

ONEONTA

AL

PAULA K. KRETZSCHMAR

205-274-8895

PINON

AZ

RUBY NEZ

602-725-3414

BISBEE

AZ

MAY

MICHAEL

602-432-5381

PHOENIX

AZ

DR. MARGARET KESLER

602-275-4457

TUCSON

AZ

DR. C. JUNE MAKER

602-621-3248

PHOENIX

AZ

JULIE SHEPLER

602-877-1647

FREMONT

CA

MELENDEZ

CARMEN

415-659-2531

PERRIS

CA

CARAVITO,

HONORIA

714-657-3118

SAN JOSE

CA

KIM-ANH NGUYEN-PHAN

408-998-6049

PASADENA

CA

THERESA M. MORALES

818-795-6981

'REDWOOD CITY

CA

LIZ WOLFE

415-365-1550

LENNOX

CA

TINA MANCILLA

310-330-4950

UKIAH

CA

IRMA TURNER

707-463-5286

SAN MATEO

CA

CAROL BARRACO

415-573-4010

BOONVILLE

CA

DR. MARLENE SNEED

707-895-3774

SAN JUAN BAUTISTA

CA

JEFF RIEHL

408-623-4500

PASADENA

CA

OSCAR PALMER, DIRECTOR

818-795-6981

HAYWARD

CA

FRANCISCA SANCHEZ

510-670-4233

IMPERIAL BEACH

CA

KATY ROBERSON

619-575-5980

SAN YSIDRO

CA

STELLA TELLES OHNERSORGEN

619-428-4476

SANTA ROSA

CA

LES CRAWFORD

707-545-0102

PASO ROBLES

CA

FRAN LONG

805-237-3363

WASHINGTON

DC

MS. ELENA IZQUIERDO

202-576-8850

MIAMI

FL

DR. JOHN JOHNSON II

305-995-1704

HONOLULU

HI

MCCOY

JUDY

808-396-2521

MUSCATINE

IA

ROBERT SLOTTERBACK

319-263-7223

COLUMBUS JUNCTION

IA

JOHN B. DELLA VEDOVA

319-728-2231

ELGIN

IL

WAGNER

SUSANNE

708-888-5183

CARPENTERSVILLE

IL

LINDA KOLBUSZ

708-426-1300

BATON ROUGE

LA

GLADYS WHITE

504-922-5513

CENTERVILLE

LA

ROLAND VERRET

318-836-9661

BOSTON

MA

MOY, DAVID Y.S.

617-635-5129

DEARBORN

MI

DR. SHEREEN ARRAF

313-730-3028

DETROIT

MI

ERMA GIBBS, PH.D.

313-494-1690

WYOLA

MT

MR. STEVE CHESAREK

406-343-2722

494

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T003C40031 ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TO03L20016 GADSDEN INDEPENDENT SCH DIST #16

T003L20023 ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003L30032 TORREON DAY SCHOOL

T003L30057 SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOL

T003A00050 NYC BOARD OF ED/COMMUNITY SD #13

T003A10086 LONG BEACH CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

T003C00032 COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRCT #2

T003C20032 NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003D30296 NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003L20075 NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003L30021 NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS (STORY TECH)

T003L30043 NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED/CSD 10

T003L40066 NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL

T003L40071 NEW CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003L40073 NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003A40378 OAKS MISSION SCHOOL

T003L20026 IKWAI F.O.R.C.E

T003L30006 MARBLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

T003L30074 MARYETTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

T003E00035 SALEM-KEIZER SCHOOL DISTRICT 24J

T003A00237 COTULLA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

T003A20095 EDCOUCH-ELSA I.S.D.

T003A40091 RIO HONDO I.S.D.

T003A40258 TEMPLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

T003A40366 JACKSONVILLE I.S.D.

T003C40056 HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

T003D30107 BRYAN INDEPENDENT SCH DIST/ELEM

T003K30199 ARLINGTON INDEPENDENT SCH DIST.

T003L20051 INTERCULTURAL DEV RESEARCH ASSN

T003L30061 PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD

T003L40020 JACKSONVILLE I.S.D.

T003A00254 YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT #7

T003A20341 TOPPENISH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 202

CITY

ENGLEWOOD

ANTHONY

ALBUQUERQUE

CUBA

SANTA FE

BROOKLYN

LONG BEACH

NEW YORK

BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

BRONX

BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

BROOKYLN

OAKS

CHOCTAW

MARBLE CITY

STILWELL

SALEM

COTULLA

EDCOUCH

RIO HONDO

TEMPLE

JACKSONVILLE

HOUSTON

BRYAN

ARLINGTON

SAN ANTONIO

ALAMO

JACKSONVILLE

YAKIMA

TOPPENISH

STATE PROJECT DIRECTOR

NJ

MS. ELIZABETH WILLAUM

NM

HERNANDEZ

NM

OLIVIA RIVERA

NM

DALE ALLISON

NM

JEAN SALAS-REED

OK

OKOK

OK OR

TX

TX

TX

TXTX TX

TXTX

TX

WAWA

PHYLLIS

MEYERS

ROSENDO

ROSENDO ABREU

LUDWIG

STEPHEN RADIN

STEPHEN RADIN

DR. VIVIAN SALIT

STEPHEN RADIN

EILEEN RIESE

LOUIS LEONINI

ED TURLINGTON

SHIRLEY BROWN

LARRY COUCH

SNYDER

%

SALLY EDMISTON

.ARMINDA

GONON

MARITZA

ABREU

HEIDI

MARJORIE

?RENE C. MORENO

PALACIOS

JULIO

MARCI MITCHELL

ODILIA LEAL, PH.D

LEZLEY LEWIS

ADA COOPER

DR. MARCIA MURRAY

DR. GILDA ALVAREZ EVANS

DR. MARIA ROBLEDO MONTECEL

NELDA Z. CANTU

LEZLEY LEWIS

PERKINS

BENDER,

MARY

DON

PHONE

PUB PRV IND

201-833-6186

10

0

505-882-5731

10

0

505-256-4220

10

0

505-731-2272

00

1

505-982-2631

10

0

718-927-5204

10

0

516-897-2027

10

0

212-337-8769

10

0

212-337-8769

10

0

718-927-5258

10

0718-720-0148

10

0

718-891-8819

10

0

212-584-4335

10

0

718-891-8819

10

0

718-935-4020

10

0

718-891-8803

10

0

918-868-3547

10

0

405-454-2158

00

1

918-775-2135

10

0

918-696-7030

10

0

503-399-3258

10

0

210-879-2468

10

0

512-262-2136

10

0

210-748-4424

10

0

817-778-7190

10

0

903-586-5165

10

0

713-892-6818

10

0

409-361-9680

10

0

817-459-7427

10

0

210-684-8180

10

0

210-787-0424

11

0

903-586-5165

10

0

509-454-3554

10

0

509-865-1391

10

0

*The last three columns in the table denote whether a project served preK

students in public, private, or Indian schools.

"PUB"

represents public schools, "PRV" represents private schools,

and "IND" represents Indian schools.

A "1" indicates that the school type

serves pre-K students, while a "0" indicates

that the school type does not serve pre-K students.

495

496

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49V


The following report provides information for Title VII Part A projects serving NativeAmerican students. Throughout this report, the term "Native American" is used to refer tostudents from Native American language backgrounds and Alaskan Native languagebackgrounds. In FY94, Native American students were served by projects within thefollowing seven programs: Transitional Bilingual Education (Regular), Transitional BilingualEducation (Math/Science Priority), Developmental Bilingual Education (Regular), SpecialAlternative Instructional (Regular), Special Alternative Instructional (Math/Science Priority),Special Alternative Instructional (Recent Arrivals Priority), and Special Populations. Thedata in this report which relate to Native American students are based on application datafrom 961 (94.4 percent) of the total 1,018 Part A projects that were funded in FY94.

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51 6

Obligated Funding Per StudentFY94 Title VII Part A Programs

This report presents data on obligated funding per student for FY94 Title VII Part Aprograms. Table 1 presents obligated funding per student (LEP and non-LEP) by state.Table 2 presents the obligated funding per student and per LEP student by program.Throughout this report, the data for obligated funding is based on the total 1,082 FY94 TitleVII Part A projects. The data on the number of students, number of LEP students, fundingamount per student, and funding amount per LEP student are based on the 961 projects(88.8% of the total projects) which directly serve students and which provided student data.

Notes: Table 1

Table 1 presents the obligated funding per student (including LEP andnon-LEP) by state for FY94 Title VII Part A Programs. The averageamount per student for all states was $397. The greatest amount perstudent was in the District of Columbia ($3,396). The smallest amountper student was in Virginia ($66).

2

51 43

TABLE 1

Obligated Funding Per StudentFY94 Title VII Part A Programs*(Source: FY94 Application Database)


Number ofStudents


Alabama $450,167 886 $508

Alaska 1,234,480 1,574 645

Arizona 5,810,634 17,123 327

Arkansas 175,000 288 608

California 53,927,967 154,633 313

Colorado 3,215,424 5,797 487

Connecticut 303,043 1,535 224

Delaware 175,000 277 632

District of Columbia 597,768 176 3,396

Florida 1,887,453 4,906 307

Georgia 143,197 1,334 107

Hawaii 1,029,985 1,911 490

Idaho 1,031,410 1,891 545

IllMois 3,954,662 10,612 322

Indiana 141,442 135 1,048

Iowa 706,532 1,736 407

Kansas 877,393 1,459 601

Kentucky 357,111 302 1,182

Louisiana 1,847,282 3,266 566

Maine 1,382,551 1,496 788

Maryland 709,735 1,319 538

Massachusetts 2,688,452 6,988 385

Michigan 1,986,402 3,349 593

Minnesota 556,028 2,839 196

Mississippi 383,658 908 423

Missouri 141,624 ** **

Montana 2,489,558 2,997 831

Nebraska 609,458 1,409 433

continued

3r- v

TABLE 1

(Continued)


Number ofStudents


Nevada $146,565 240 $611

New Hampshire 307,259 371 828

New Jersey 347,715 300 1,159

New Mexico 6,746,844 12,684 532

New York 24,936,664 54,263 431

North Carolina 328,786 399 824

North Dakota 2,185,379 2,315 944

Ohio 273,932 354 774

Oklahoma 9,187,553 14,608 612

Oregon 2,491,532 3,277 760

Pennsylvania 602,065 519 571

Rhode Island 432,937 1,091 397

South Dakota 1,660,779 4,731 351

Texas 8,706,001 19,313 445

Utah 589,348 923 639

Vermont 165,000 85 1,941

Virginia 319,836 4,842 66

Washington 2,162,286 3,690 546

Wisconsin 170,000 502 339

Wyoming 223,837 316 708

Guam 155,787 ** **

Puerto Rico 319,378 140 1,317

Trust Territories 252,000 ** **

Virgin Islands 154,422 ** **

Tottl $151,679,321 355,927 $397

The Obligated Funding column is based on the total 1,082 FY94 Title VII Part A projects. The Number of Students

and the Obligated Funding Per Student columns are based on the 961 projects (88.8% of all projec) which serve

students directly and which provided student data. The Academic Excellence and Family English Literacy Programs do

not directly serve students. The Number of Students column refers to all students served, both LEP and non-LEP.

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Number of Students and Participants Served:FY94 Title VII Part A and Part C Programs

This report provides data on the number of students and participants served by FY94 TitleVII Part A and Part C programs by program type and state. Table 1 presents the numberof LEP, non-LEP, and total students served by program type for FY94 Title VII Part Aprograms. Table 2 presents data on the number of LEP, non-LEP, and total students servedin each of the states and territories. Figure 1 presents a map of the United States showingthe number of LEP students served in states and territories. Table 3 presents data on thenumber of participants served by FY94 Title VII Part C programs by state and program type.

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Notes: Table 1

Table 1 presents the number of LEP, non-LEP, and total studentsserved by program type for FY94 Title VII Part A programs.Approximately 66 percent of all students served by Title VII programswere served in the Transitional Bilingual Education Program(N=236,280). The Special Alternative Instructional Program servedapproximately 27 percent (N=94,748) of all students served by Title VIIprograms.

2

TABLE 1

Number of Students Served by Program Type:FY94 Title NII Part A Programs


Number of Number of Total NumberProgram Type LEP Students Non-LEP Students of Studcnts


Regular 146,237 21,391 167,628

Math/Science Priority 44,651 8,527 53,178

Recent Arrivals Priority 14,467 1,007 15,474

Developmental Bilingual Education

Regular 8,517 8,834 17,351

Magnet Schools Priority 83 107 190


Regular 63,242 11,128 74,370

Magnet Schools Priority 66 0 66

Math/Science Priority 7,650 1,357 9,007

Recent Arrivals Priority 11,269 36 11,305

Special Populations 6,160 1,198 7,358

Total 302,342 53,585 355,927

The Academic Excellence an.1 Family English Literacy programs were not included in this table because they donot directly serve students. The data in this table are based on 961 (94.4%) of the 1,018 funded Title VII Part Aprojects that directly serve students.

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Table 2 presents the number of LEP, non-LEP, and total studentsserved in individual states and territories by FY94 Title VII Part Aprograms. The largest numbers of students (LEP and non-LEPcombined) served by FY94 Title VII Part A programs were in California(N=154,633), New York (N=54,263) and Texas (N=19,313).

TABLE 2

Number of Students Served:FY94 Title VII Part A Programs*


StateNumber of

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Total Students

Alabama 876 10 886

Alaska 1,005 569 1,574

Arizona 14,066 3,057 17,123

Arkansas 288 288

California 129,765 24,868 154,633

Colorado 4,889 908 5,797

Connecticut 983 370 1,353

Delaware 222 55 277

District of Columbia 99 77 176

Florida 4,035 871 4,906

Georgia 1,332 2 1,334

Hawaii 1,632 279 1,911

Idaho 1,421 470 1,891

Illinois 6,735 3,877 10,612

Indiana 121 14 135

Iowa 1,386 350 1,736

Kansas 1,459 - 1,459

Kentucky 302 302

Louisiana 1,668 1,598 3,266

Maine 1,406 90 1,496

Maryland 1,031 288 1,319

Massachusetts 5,806 1,182 6,988

Michigan 3,003 346 3,349

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Total Students

Minnesota 2,839 2,839

Mississippi 908 908

Montana 2,484 513 2,997

Nebraska 1,275 134 1,409

Nevada 240 - 240

New Hampshire 371 - 371

New Jersey 150 150 300

New Mexico 9,726 2,958 12,684

New York 52,349 1,914 54,263

North Carolina 369 30 399

North Dakota 2,075 240 2,315

Ohio 354 - 354

Oklahoma 11,401 3,207 14,608

Oregon 2,942 335 3,277

Pennsylvania 459 60 519

Rhode Island 877 214 1,091

South Dakota 3.871 860 4,731

Texas 16,569 2,744 19,313

Utah 681 242 923

Virginia 4,655 187 4,842

Vermont 85 - 85

Washington 3,306 384 3,690

Wisconsin 415 87 502

Wyoming 311 5 316

Puerto Rico 100 40 140

Total 302,342 53,585 355,927

The Academic Excellence and Family English Literacy programs were not included in this table becausethey do not directly serve students. The data in this table are based on 961 (94.4%) of the 1,018 fundedPart A projects that directly serve students.

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Arizona 629 629

California 635 1,991 2,626

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Connecticut 43 43

District of Columbia 112 112

Florida 6,481 6,481

Georgia 800 800

Idaho 80 80

Illinois 273 240 513

Indiana 69 69

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Maryland 65 65

Michigan 60 60

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Missouri 180 180

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New Mexico 157 63 220

New York 100 361 461

North Dakota 96 96

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Oregon 90 39 129

Pennsylvania 20 20

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Texas 1,199 120 1,319

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Virginia 45 45

Washington 43 43

Puerto Rico 23 23

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TABLE 3

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ProjectsNumber of

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Non-LEP StudentsTotal

Students

African 7 32 74 106

Afrikaans 4 19 0 19

Albanian 10 124 54 178

Algonquian 1 12 0 12

American Indian 22 1,280 287 1,567

Amharic 25 206 1 207

Apache 5 108 7 115

Arabic 109 3,453 839 4,292

Arapaho 3 314 5 319

Arikara 4 126 32 158

Armenian 21 1,087 161 1,248

Atsina 4 437 17 454

Azerbaijani 1 1 0 1

Bantu 8 23 219 242

Belorussian 1 4 2 6

Bengali 19 257 1 258

Bikol 1 1 0 1

Blackfoot 4 232 80 312

Bulgarian 12 70 0 70

Burmese 10 55 0 55

Burushaski 1 8 0 8

Caddo 1 1 0 1

Cajun 1 9 0 9

Cambodian 87 4,603 633 5,236

Carolinian 1 1 0 1

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Students

Caucasian 1 0 66 66

ChaCosta 1 1 0 1

Chadic 2 7 0 7

Chamorro 4 13 24 37

Cherokee 48 5,601 828 6,429

Cheyenne 4 87 5 92

Chinese 174 11,158 1,329 12,487

Chiricahua 1 59 0 59

Chiwere 3 66 20 86

Choctaw 17 2,110 148 2,258

Columbia 1 1 0 1

Comanche 2 7 0 7

Cree 4 270 97 367

Croatian 6 22 37 59

Crow 5 623 67 690

Cushit 11 127 0 127

Czech 16 91 146 237

Dakota 27 4,772 998 5,770

Danish 3 15 0 15

Delaware 1 20 0 20

Dutch 9 31 6 37

Efik 3 18 0 18

English 107 8,653 5,716 14,369

Eskimo 1 1 0 1

Estonian 1 2 0 2

Farsi 61 1,289 409 1,698

continued

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TABLE 3

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ProjectsNumber of



Students

Fijian 1 2 0 2

Formosan/Min Nan 18 112 153 265

Fox 3 107 32 139

French 35 294 177 471

French Cree 3 102 33 135

French Creole 52 4,752 64 4,816

Fulani 1 1 0 1

German 33 218 25 243

Gilbertese 1 2 0 2

Gondi 8 40 22 62

Greek 34 1,195 479 1,674

Gujarati -44 393 274 667

Hawaiian 2 25 0 25

Hebrew 22 154 3 157

Hichita 1 66 0 66

Hidatsa 5 197 34 231

Hindi 81 996 200 1,196

Hmong 39 5,356 73 5,429

Hopi 6 175 9 184

Hungarian 14 71 23 94

Icelandic 2 4 1 5

Ilocano 18 767 127 894

Ilongo 8 56 0 56

Indo-Pacific 7 283 0 283

Indonesian 21 73 288 361

Inupik 3 174 259 433

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TABLE 3

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ProjectsNumber of



Students

Irish Gaelic 1 1 0 1

Italian 39 256 68 324

Jamaican Creole 3 8 0 8

Japanese 75 740 253 993

Jicarilla 1 11 0 11

Kannada 1 1 0 1

Keres 2 183 5 188

Kickapoo 1 125 0 125

Kiowa 3 15 0 15

Koasati 1 76 50 126

Korean 134 3,290 893 4,183

Koyukon 1 21 0 21

Kru 14 117 0 117

Kuchin 1 .16 0 16

Kurdish 4 93 0 93

Kutenai 2 101 51? 159

Lettish 2 2 0 2

Lithuanian 3 6 0 6

Luxembourgian 1 1 0 1

Macedonian 1 15 0 15

Malay 10 38 62 100

Malayalam 11 83 20 103

Mandan 4 i27 33 160

Mandarin 42 704 331 1,035

Mande 1 12 0 12

Marithi 3 28 0 28

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Students

Marque 1 1 0 1

Marshallese 3 33 0 33

Mayan Languages 1 64 30 94

Miami 1 19 0 19

Miao-Yao 16 857 121 978

Mongolian 1 6 0 6

Muskogee 18 1,091 876 1,967

Navaho 35 5,944 1,711 7,655

Nepali 3 8 0 8

Nez Perce 2 256 0 256

Nilotic 1 4 0 4

Nootsack 1 1 0 1

Northern Paiute 2 148 4 152

Norwegian 3 17 0 17

Ojibwa 6 277 68 345

Omaha 1 22 2 24

Osage 4 163 29 192

Paiute 2 2 0 2

Palauan 1 1 0 1

Pampangan 3 18 0 18

Pangasinan 5 28 0 28

Panjabi 43 686 577 1,263

Pashto 14 95 0 95

Passamaquoddy 1 191 8 199

Patois 2 6 0 6

Pawnee 2 52 14 66

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TABLE 3

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Students

Pidgin 2 46 0 46

Pima 2 198 27 225

Polish 68 626 92 718

Ponca 3 54 15 69

Portuguese 57 1,311 89 1,400

Potawatcmi 1 . 13 5 18

Puget Sound Salish 1 1 0 1

Quapaw 1 19 0 19

Quechua 1 2 0 2

Rumanian 50 423 157 580

Russian 105 3,663 269 3,932

Sahaptian 1 27 0 27

Salish 6 269 89 358

Samoan 15 179 28 207

San Carlos 1 2 0 2

Sebua:io 4 28 0 28

Serbian 3 20 0 20

Serbocroatian 14 87 35 122

Shawnee 3 33 7 40

Shoshoni 4 170 4 174

Sindhi 5 16 0 16

Sinhalese 6 46 0 46

Siuslaw 1 48 5 53

Sbvak 3 22 0 22

Slovene 2 3 0 3

Sonoran 10 198 5 203

continued

12

1

1

Language Group

TABLE 1

(Continued)

Number of Number of Number of TotalProjects LEP Students Non-LEP Students Students

Spanish

St. Lawrence Island Yupik

Sudanic

Sundanese

Swahili

Swedish

Syriac

Tagalog

Tamil

Tewa

Thai

Tiwa

Tligit

Tongan

Towa

Trukese

Turkish

Uighur

Ukrainian

Upper Tanana

Ute

Vietnamese

Walapai

Wichita

Winnebago

Yiddish

723 186,982 28,635 215,617

1 107 0 107

2 3 0 3

1 2 0 2

6 16 0 16

6 14 0 14

18 174 135 309

112 2,873 624 3,497

5 12 74 86

2 176 8 184

111 3,437 613 4,050

10 609 38 647

3 131 0 131

13 184 10 194

1 46 4 50

1 1 0 1

24 132 42 174

1 4 0 4

16 326 1 327

1 4 0 4

1 94 0 94

193 11,964 926 12,890

1 49 6 55

1 1 0 1

1 9 1 10

2 281 0 281

continued

13OJc.)

Language Group

TABLE 3

(Continued)

Number of Number of Number of TotalProjects LEP Students Non-LEP Students Students

Yuchi 1 3 0 3

Yupik 1 13 0 13

Zuni 1 46 3 49

Unspecified 138 7,963 1,841 9,804

Total 961** 302,342 53,585 355,927

* The data in this table are based on 961 (94.4%) of the 1,0:1.8 Part A projects that directly serve students.

" The number of projects do not sum to the total because projects may serve more than one language group.

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14 JJor


FY94 Grantees Eligible for Funding in FY95


August 25, 1995

Development Associates, Inc,Research, Evaluation, and Survey Services Division

560


561

FY94 Grantees Eligible for Funding in FY95

This report provides a listing of FY94 Title VII grantees who are eligible for funding in FY95.Each project listing includes the grant number, grantee organization, state, contact person,phone number, final year of funding (FY95 or FY96), number of LEP students, number ofnon-LEP students, and total number of students.

The listings are sorted by state and program. Projects in each state begin on a new page.Projects from the U.S. territories are listed at the end of document. Projects of specialpriority within respective programs are also listed (Magnet Schools Priority, Math/SciencePriority, and Recent Arrivals Priority).

A list of CFDA codes with respective program titles and abbreviations is provided at thebeginning of the listing.

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563

564

VIM

NM

MI O

MN

M M

I OM

I=11

111

MO

INN

MI

FY94 GRANTIORS ILIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN FY95:

ALASKJI

GRANT WO.

GRANTXX

STATIC

CONTACT PERSON

PHONIC NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

or FUNDING

LEP

STUDNNTS

NON-LEP

STUDRNT8

TOTAL

STUDIONTS

T003D30317

JUNEAU SCHOOL DISTRICTS

AK

BARB MECUM

907-463-1967

FY95

101

0101

T003E40078


AK

RUTH SAMPSON

907-442-3472

FY96

157

259

416

T003E40178

DELTA/GREELY SCH DISTRICT REAR 15

AK

PAM RULE

907-895-4657

FY96

45

230

275

T003K30140


AK

BOBBIE BITTERS

907-452-2000

FY95

183

0183

T003G30005

YUKON-KOYUKUK SCHOOL DISTRICT

AK

DR. NIKI MCCURRY

907-474-9400

FY95

56'3

r 06o

3

MI M

N M

I OM

MI M

N a

le N

M M

I Ili

MI

MI M

N M

I MI I

FY94 GRANTS= RLIGIBLZ FOR FUNDING IN FY95:

ARIZONA

FINAL 'MAR

LIMP

NON-LiP

TOTAL

GRANT NO

GRANTIM

=ATI

CONTACT PNRSON

PEONS NUNS=

STUDZMTN

STUDS/ITS

STUDNNTS

OF FUNDING

T003A40073

SUNNYSIDE UNIF SCH DISTRICT #12

AZ

JULIA ABALOS

602-741-2500

FY96

670

0670

T003A40095


AZ

DR. LEONARD BASURTO

602-882-2441

FY96

488

188

676

T003A40141

SANTA ROSA BOARDING & DAY SCH

AZ

JOANNE ANITA

602-361-2331

FY96

147

0147

T003A40229

FOWLER SCHOOL DISTRICT #45

AZ

VIVIAN MARTINEZ

602-257-6230

FY96

229

81

310

T003A40250

TUBA CITY UNIFIED SCH DIST #15

AZ

MR. WILLIAM EDDINGS

602-283-6281

FY96

146

97

243

T003A40295

WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIST #7

AZ

DR. PATRICIA A. MORENO

602-275-8785

FY96

T003D30071

SCOTTSDALE UNIFIED SCH DIST #48

AZ

KURTZ

HELEN

602-852-2263

FY95

53

39

92

T003D30077

GANADO UNIFED SCHOOL DIST NO 20

AZ

BLUEHOUSE

PHILLIP

602-755-3436

FY95

133

29

162

T003D30210

CASA BLANCA DAY SCHOOL

AZ

MARTINEZ

ALFRED

620-315-3489

FY95

248

55

303

T003D30267

SUNNYSIDE UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #12

AZ

ABALOS

JULIA

602-741-2500

FY95

1551

01551

T003D30309

SANTA CRUZ VALLEY UNIF DIST. #35

AZ

MS. SANDRA POTTER

602-281-8282

FY95

191

105

296

T003D30333

DYSART UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT#89

AZ

DR. SAUNDRA BRYN

602-583-5505

FY95

495

291

786

T003D30351

TUBA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST #15

A7

BENALLY, CHEE

CHEE

602-283-6280

FY95

422

279

701

T003C40014

TUBA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST 15

AZ

RAY L. VERNON

602-283-6277

FY96

175

175

350

T003C40020

ROUGH ROCK SCHOOL INC

AZ

GALENA DICK

602-728-3311

FY96

118

7125

T003E40057


AZ

DR. MARGARET KESLER

602-275-4457

FY96

296

0296

T003E40181

FLAGSTAFF UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST 1

AZ

MICHAEL FILLERUP

602-527-6108

FY96

265

0265

T003E40203


AZ

MS. MARY BEYDA

602-246-5084

FY96

396

0396

T003K30052


AZ

BEYDA

MARY

602-246-5084

FY95

418

0418

T003L30034


AZ

DR. C. JUNE MAKER

602-621-3248

FY95

60

060

T003L30042


AZ

JULIE SHEPLER

602-877-1647

FY95

32

030

T003G30018

PEACH SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT #8

AZ

HERMAN PARKER

602-769-2202

FY95

T195R40078


AZ

ARMINDA R. FUENTEVILLA

602-621-7256

FY96

T195P30034


AZ

JANIE MORALES-CASTRO

602-965-0512

FY95

T195P30084

UNIV OF ARIZONA

AZ

DR. ARMINDA R. FUENTEVILLA

602-621-7256

FY95

T195T30007

UNIV OF ARIZONA

AZ

DR. MACARIO SALDATE

602-621-7551

FY95

T195T30029


AZ

JANIE MORALES-CASTRO

602-965-0512

FY95

T195T40002


AZ

DR. GINA P. CANTONI

602-523-4842

FY96

45

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GRANT

GRANTX3

IFY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE roR FUNDING IN rY95:

ARKANSAS

STATE CONTACT PERSON

T003D30233

DEQUEEN-MENA EDUCATIONAL CO-OP

AR

COBB

563

SANDY 5

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

PHONE NUMBER

Or FUNDING

STUDENTS STUDENTS

STUDENTS

501-386-2251

FY95

288 5i

0

288

NM

MN

anM

IN

MN

M411111

OM

OM

MI

OM

INN

MI

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'ELIGIBLE

FOR

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PY95:

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CONTACT

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T003A40004

TULARE

CITY

ELEMENTARY

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40012

FALLBROOK

UNION

ELEM

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40025

GREENFIELD

UNION

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T003A40035

DUARTE

UNIFIED

SCHCOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T003A40052

COLTON

JOINT

UNIFIED

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40080

SADDLEBACK

VALLEY

UNIF

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40085

HAWTHORNE

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T003A40096

GONZALES

UNION

HIGH

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T003A40126

RIALTO

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

TO03A40127

FIREBAUGH

LAS

DELTAS

UNIFIED

CA

T003A40135

PLANADA

ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T003A40148

SHORELINE

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T003A40153

LOS

ANGELES

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T003A40161

LOS

ANGELES

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T003A40164

NEWMAN-CROWS

LANDING

UNIF

SCH

DIS

CA

T003A40165

AROMAS/SAN

JUAN

UNIF

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40169

VAL

VERDE

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

3A40175

PALM

SPRINGS

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

T003A40176

TRACY

JOINT

UNION

HIGH

SCH

DIST

T003A40179

RICHLAND-LERDO

UNION

SCHOOL

DIST

T003A40192

EARLIMART

ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL

DIST

T0O3A40197

LE

GRAND

UNION

HIGH

SCHOOL

DIST

T003A40198

LOS

NIETOS

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

TO03A40199

STOCKTON

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

T003A40204

BUTTE

COUNTY

OFC

OF

EDUCATION

T0O3A40212

PASADENA

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

T003A40214

KING

CITY

UNION

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

T003A40221

SAN

YSIDRO

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CACACACACACA

CA

CACACACA

A0-30

ALUM

ROCK

bNION

ELEM

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40232

TURLOCK

JOINT

ELEMENTARY

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40237

UKIAH

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T0O3A40248

SOLANA

BEACH

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T003A40249

REDWOOD

CITY

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

P003A40264

SEQUOIA

UNION

HIGH

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T003A40298

LOS

ANGELES

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST.

CA

T0O3A40314

COACHELLA

VALLEY

UNIFIED

SCH

DIST

CA

T0O3A40322

CARPINTERIA

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T0O3A40323

PORTERVILLE

UNION

HIGH

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40328

OCEAN

VIEW

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T003A40333

LOS

ANGELES

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T0O3A40338

LANC7STER

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T0O3A40357

CARDIFF

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T0O3A40362

OCEANSIDE

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DISTRICT

CA

T003A40365

LOS

ANGELES

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

T003A40371

WEST

COVINA

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

TO03A40375

COALINGA

HURON

UNIFIED

SCH

DIST

CA

T003A40393

FONTANA

UNIFIED

SCHOOL

DIST

CA

SALLIE

ARNDT

JUDY

STOJSAVLJEVICGILBERT

ARCHULETA

HELEN

MEDINA YOLANDA

CABRERA

PAT

INSLEY

ED.

D.

MARIA

A.

GARCII%

MIKE

BRUSA

DR.

JUDY

STRAND

BARCELO

VIOLET

LCHUCK

DONNA

ALLEY

DR.

STEPHEN

H.

DAVIS

MARILYN

THOMAS

DR.

MAYRA

FERNANDEZ

KATHLEEN

SANTOS

GARY

BLOOMANITA

ALFONSO

JIM

HURST LAURA

HAWKINS

LYLE

W.

MACKLORETTA

M.

GOMES

PHYLLIS

HUNT

SUSAN

LOPEZ RAYMOND

TOM,

ED.

D.

SUSAN

ST.

GERMAINE

OSCAR

PALMER CAROLYN

MCCOMBS

JOAN

DAVISNORMA

MARTINEZPHILIP

WEDLAKE,

ED.

D.

IRMA

TURNERELLIE

TOPOLOVAC

LIZ

WOLFE

PATRICIA

L.

TORRES

LUCILA

LUEVANO-PEREZ

MARIA

DEHARO

H.

ROBERT

KEATINGE

DR.

GAYLE

WILLIAMSON

PAM

NORDIN

WILLIAM

ALBANO

IRENE

N.

YAMASAKI

SANDRA

FREEMAN

SHERRY

FREEMAN

DE

LEYVA

ROSA

FURUMOTOMARIA

C.

GAUTREAU

ARTURO

DURAN JERILYNN

S.

SMITH,

ED.D.

6

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AILA

BLE

FINAL

/MAR

LXP

NON-LIP

TOTAL

PHONX

NUNBXR

or

FUNDXNG

STUDXSTS

STVDXSTS

STU/DINTS

209-686-3335

619-723-7073

408-674-2840

818-358-1191

909-876-4254

714-580-3347

310-676-2276

408-675-2495

909-820-7760

209-659-1476

209-382-0351

707-878-2266

213-583-1257

213-261-1171

209-862-2933

408-623-4500

909-940-6100

619-327-1581

209-831-5101

805-746-3904

805-849-2631

209-389-9400

310-692-0271

209-953-4792

916-538-7678

818-795-6981

408-385-48134

619-428-4476

408-258-2214

209-667-0887

707-463-5286

619-755-6705

415-365-1550

415-369-1411

213-585-0957

619-399-5137

805-684-4511

209-782-7000

714-847-2551

213-560-1800

805-948-4661

619-632-5892

619-722-8219

818-896-7411

818-338-8411

209-945-2236

909-357-5111

FY96

176

0

FY96

415

0

FY96

300

50

FY96

564

0

FY96

153

0

FY96

FY96

1223

0

FY96

430

0FY96

100

34

FY96

FY96

679

0

FY96

179

0FY96

'FY96

196

38

FY96

247

72

FY96

200

0

FY96

248

0

FY96

468

0

FY96

200

0

FY96

720

100

FY96

326

-98

FY96

133

0

FY96

250

53

FY96

996

0

FY96

350

50

FY96

190

0

FY96

300

80

FY96

632

90

FY96

200

0

FY96

291

40

FY96

355

50

FY96

108

0FY96

1315

0

FY96

350

0

FY96

1000

0

FY96

738

275

FY96

300

280

FY96

786

192

FY96

257

0

FY96

425

0

FY96

261

0

FY96

90

0

FY96

350

226

FY96

2777

0FY96

262

0FY96

203

95

FY96

831

0 572

176

415

350

564

153

1223

430

134

679

179

234

319

200

248

468

200

820

424

133

303

996

400

190

380

722

200

331

405

108

1315

350

1000

1013

580

978

257

425

261

90 576

2777

262

298

831

MR

NIB

MI

SS

11.1

NM

NS

FY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE roR FUNDING IN FY95:

CALIFORNIA CONT.

GRANT NO.

GRANT=

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

LEP

STUDENTS

NON-LEP

STUDENTS

TOTAL

STUDENTS

or ruNonia

T003A40397

PARAMOUNT UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CA

HOWARD BRYAN

310-602-6048

FY96

1353

01353

T003A40408

RAMONA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

CA

FLORA PALMA

909-627-9144

FY96

170

0170

T003A40424


CA

RAYMOND TOM

209-953-4792

FY96

663

0663

T0031)30031

FULLERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

WALLACE

MARY

714-447-7400

FY95

897

366

1263

T003D30035

NEWHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

MICHAEL PACE

805-286-2236

FY95

T003D30036

DOS PALOS-ORO LOMA UNIFIED SCH

CA

DAMIANO

ANITA

209-364-6117

FY95

250

50

300

T003D30042


CA

CANNON

PAUL

209-923-9544

FY95

162

262

424

T003D30044


CA

MCCARTHY

CANDACE

408-753-4192

FY95

T003D30085


CA

STONE

IRENE

619-480-3021

FY95

435

0435

T003D30089


CA

TOM

RAYMOND

209-753-4792

FY95

539

0539

T003D30092

SAVANNA SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

JOHNSON

SUE

714-236-3817

FY95

299

120

419

T003D30094


CA

DIANE MATERAZZI

714-894-7311

FY95

T003D30123

JURUPA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

LUPE D. LOPEZ

909-360-2856

FY95

451

115

566

T003D30131

EXETER UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

FRIESEN

CARMEN

209-592-2141

FY95

133

40

173

T003D30133

MENDOTA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

BARBARA WARD

209-655-4365

FY95

T003D30136

CUCAMONGA SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

MAIDENBERG

CLAUDIA

909-987-8942

FY95

436

1958

2394

T003D30137

PIXLEY UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

KIWAN

ED

209-757-3131

FY95

250

0250

T003D30140

PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

HILL-TRUE

PATRICIA

805-445-8664

FY95

233

0233

T003D30148


CA

JACOBSON

PHYLLIS

209-331-7025

FY95

135

61

196

T003D30165

ROWLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

STELLA

SYLVIA

818-965-2541

FY95

466

0466

T003D30177

NAPA CTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

CA

NEMKO

BARBARA

707-253-6823

FY95

134

21

155

T003D30179


CA

ESPINOSA

JUAN

415-802-5617

FY95

352

0352

T003D30180

MONTEBELLO UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CA

NEMEROUF

ANN,

310-927-1319

FY95

1073

01073

T003D30196


CA

JULIE

HISAKA,

209-477-6552

FY95

375

0375

T003D30207

VENTURA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

ROBLES

JENNIFER

805-641-5000

FY95

342

0342

T003D30208

CAMPBELL UNION ELEM SCHOOL DIST

CA

CHARTRAND

GERRY

408-364-4216

FY95

139

0139

T003D30216

LOd ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CA

HAZEL MUNOZ

213-266-0182

FY95

T003D30218


CA

ALLEN

TIMOTHY

619-225-3551

FY95

2687

02687

T003D30227

LOS ANGLES UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CA

JARAKIAN

VERGINE

213-625-6743

FY95

1595

413

2008

T003D30239

SANTA PAULA ELEM SCHOOL DIST

CA

KESSLER

EDWARD

805-933-5323

FY95

244

0244

T003D30240


CA

GILTZOW

SHIRLEY

310-973-1300

FY95

260

0260

T003D30245


CA

WOLFE

LIZ

415-365-1550

FY95

1452

01452

T003D30247

COLUSA CTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

CA

JOAN SALTZEN

916-458-7601

FY95

325

75

400

T0031)30256


CA

PALMER

OSCAR

818-795-6981

FY95

314

0314

T003D30268

WRIGHT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

ORTIZ

LINDA

707-542-0556

FY95

112

0112

T0031)30287

HOLTVILLE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

BERNARDI

CLIFFORD

619-356-5703

FY95

477

0477

T003D30295


CA

AGUIRRE

JOANN

714-489-7431

FY95

383

0383

T003D30302

MOORPARK UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

HERRITY

VISHNA

805-531-6464

FY95

193

0193

T003D30303

AZUSA UNIFIED SCHOOL.DISTRICT

CA

COOLEY

MARK

818-967-6211

FY95

645

0645

T003D30334

TEHAMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ED.

CA

HOPKINS

PHIL

916-527-5811

FY95

232

0232

T003D30348


CA

TAYLOR,

JANET

714-730-7380

FY95

329

123

452

T0031)30354

EL CENTRO SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

MARGO TAYLOR

619-352-5712

FY95

347

244

591

T0031)30355

EASTSIDE UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

KING,

JIM

805-946-3907

FY95

124

1125

T0031)30368

ALUM ROCK UNION ELEM SCH DISTRICT

CA

NORMA FIERRO

408-258-4923

FY95

195

0195

T0031)30369


CA

SANCHEZ,

FRANCISCA

510-670-4233

FY95

285

0285

T003D30371


CA

SANCHEZ,

FRNACISCA

510-670-4233

FY95

675

0675

T0031)30377


CA

BOVY,

GRACE

213-625-6743

FY95

330

197

527

574

573

man

um

um

nu

me

ow o

n no

mu

onon

a n

omFY94

muu

rrus

ALIGIBLE For FUNDING IN FY95:

CALIFORNIA COAT.

GRANT WO.

GRAIITIM

/MATZ

CONTACT PARSON

PHONIC NUNN=

FINAL TZAR

OF FUNDING

LAP

STOW:NTS

NON-LAP

SMARTS

TOTAL

ATUDANTS

T003C40015


CA

LIGAYA AVENIDA

415-469-4777

FY96

180

180

360

T003C40025


CA

ELLIE TOPOLOVAC

619-755-6705

FY96

54

54

108

T003C40029


CA

LIZ WOLFE

415-365-1550

FY96

270

270

540

T003C40040


CA

GLORIA JOHNSON

619-726-0410

FY96

147

131

278

T003C40044

FULLERTON JOINT UNION HIGH SCH

CA

IRENE DARDASHTI

714-671-4354

FY96

210

1696

1906

T003E40013


CA

DR.'JOHN A. ROACH

818-966-8331

FY96

233

105

338

T003E40025

DOWNEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

DR. WENDY LOPOUR

310-904-3519

FY96

707

0701

T003E40026

FOONTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

FERN ZAHLEN WILLIAMS

714-843-3279

FY9-6

258

61

319

T003E40046


CA

ISABEL JOHNSON

916-971-7722

FY96

90

090

T003E40048

TEMPLE CITY UNIFIED SCH DISTRICT

CA

WILLIAM BROWN

818-285-2111

FY96

264

0264

T003E40051


CA

JOAN EVANS

213-660-1440

FY96

1018

01018

T003E40063

STANISLAUS COUNTY OFFICE OF ED

CA

CLAUDIA LOCKWOOD

209-468-4865

FY96

441

0441

T003E40074

OROVILLE CITY ELEMENTARY SCH DIST

CA

NOEL BUEHLER

916-533-4759

FY96

300

0300

T003E40082

SIMI VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CA

BECKY WETZEL

805-520-6560

FY96

201

2767

2968

T003E40085


CA

DR. THOMAS BYE

707-644-8921

FY96

237

0237

T003E40149

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY ED OFFICE

CA

MARTA SERNA

805-964-4711

FY96

800

0800

T003E4O190

HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION H S DIST

CA

MS. ZAN MANGELS

714-964-3339

FY96

T003K30014

MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

VICKY

LARSON,

714-761-5533

FY95

403

0403

T003K30055


CA

FITZPATRICK

PATRICK

510-606-3225

FY95

240

0240

T003K30071

MORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

CHRISTENSON

LEAANN

408-243-6031

FY95

261

0261

T003K30079


CA

WANDA

PYLE,

818-331-3371

FY95

187

0187

T003K30096


CA

QUIROZ

DOLORES

209-686-8713

FY95

151

65

216

T003K30102


CA

CONSUELO

LARA

510-313-0480

FY95

216

0216

T003K30132


CA

RONDEAU

LINDA

510-632-8000

FY95

T003K30138

EAST WHITTIER CITY SCH DISTRICT

CA

RON OLIVER

FY95

392

0392

T003K30148


CA

WEISGERBER

STEPHEN

408-522-8200

FY95

195

0195

T003K30191

CULVER CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST

CA

TROTTER

BARBARA

310-842-4235

FY95

284

171

455

T003K30206

SONOMA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOLS

CA

MOE

GARY

707-935-6004

FY95

43

043

T003L30003


CA

CAROL BARRACO

415-573-4010

FY95

36

036

T003L30010


CA

DR. MARLENE SMEED

707-895-3774

FY95

23

18

41

T003L30014

CAJON VALLEY UNION SCH DISTRICT

CA

WENDY VAUGHN

619-588-3053

FY95

48

048

T003L30019


CA

JEFF RIEHL

408-623-4500

FY95

35

15

50

T003L30045


CA

OSCAR PALMER, DIRECTOR

818-795-6981

FY95

226

62

288

T003L30071


CA

FRANCISCA SANCHEZ

510-670-4233

FY95

240

0240

T003L40006

ENTERPRISE SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

NANCY SCHULTZ

916-224-4100

FY96

60

20

80

T003L4J029


CA

KATY ROBERSON

619-575-5980

FY96

270

0270

T003L40032


CA

STELLA TELLES OHNERSORGEN

619-428-4476

FY96

317

19

336

T003L40054


CA

LES CRAWFORD

707-545-0102

FY96

24

024

T003G30003


CA

MELODEE ZAMUDIO

714-651-0444

FY95

T003G30015

HEALDSBURG UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT

CA

RUTA I. KRUSA

707-431-3480

FY95

T003G30016


CA

CARMEN R. MELENDEZ

510-659-2531

FY95

T003G40001


CA


714-843-3279

FY96

T003G40003


CA

ROSE MOLINA

408-998-6240

FY96

T003G40004


CA

DIANA HERNANDEZ

213-625-4097

FY96

T003G40007


CA

DR. SARAH TAYLOR

916-371-9300

FY96

8

MI

-111

M-

MN

INN

TY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN rY95:

CALIFORNIA CONT.

GRANT NO.

GRANTEE

STATIC

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

OV ruuramo STUDENTS STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003J30019

NORWALK LAMIRADA UNIFIED SCH DIST

CA

310-868-0431

FY95

T003J30043

PARTNERS IN EDUCATION

CA

SHERRIE R. YABU

408-283-6113

FY95

T003J30045

LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL DIST

CA

ERNESTINA HERMAN

619-668-5877

FY95

T003330054

CAREER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CTR

CA

MABEL S. TENG

415-775-8880

FY95

T003J30067


CA

CHARLOTTE A. HOWARD

209-956-5628

FY95

T003J40026


CA

DR. PHYLLIS JACOBSON

209-331-7025

FY96

T013J40027


CA


714-843-3279

FY96

TJ03J40033

CAMPBELL UNION ELEM SCH DISTRICT

CA

GERRY CHARTRAND

408-364-4216

FY96

TO03J40047


CA

PAUL CANNON

209-923-9544

FY96

T003J40054


CA

PATRICIA LOPEZ

209-826-6467

FY96

T003340064


CA

TOMMYE KEENAN

310-830-1151

FY96

T003J40080


CA

JANETTE A. TOTH

408-728-6988

FY96

T003J40097

SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCH DIST

CA

DONNA HEATH

619-753-6491

FY96

T003340106

CALIFORNIA HUMAN DEV CORPORATION

CA

MOONA O'TOOLE

707-576-0919

FY96

T003J40146


CA

DR. SARAH TAYLOR

916-371-9300

FY96

T0O3J40171

YOLO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

CA

RICHARD TAPIA

916-661-2943

FY96

T195R40031

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY FDN

CA

ALEXANDER SAPIENS

408-924-3753

FY96

T195R40037

CAL STATE LOS ANGELES UNIVERSITY

CA

CHARLES F. LEYBA

213-343-4870

FY96

T195R40038

CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY

CA

LIDIA GARCIA

805-493-3053

FY96

T195R40073

CALIFORNIA ST UNIV/DOMINGUEZ HILL

CA

DR. JOSE LALAS

310-516-3916

FY96

T195R40129

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV FDN

CA

DR. VALERIE COOK-MORALES

619-594-4626

FY96

T195R40134


CA

DR. RICHARD PACHECO

619-594-5863

FY96

T195R40152

CALIFORNIA ST UNIV/SACRAMENTO

CA

RENE MERINO

916-278-3708

FY96

T195P30028

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY FND

CA

DR. MAI DAO

408-924-3773

FY95

T195P30115

COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME

CA

DIANE A. GUAY

415-508-3702

FY95

T195T30006

UNIV OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA BARBARA

CA

REYNALDO F. MACIAS

P.I.

805-893-2501

FY95

T195T30011

UNIV OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA CRUZ

CA

DR. BARRY MCLAUGHLIN

408-459-4095

FY95

T195T30015

UNIV.OF SAN FRANCISCO

CA

DR. PAUL B. WARREN

415-666-6525

FY95

T195T30026

STANFORD UNIVERSITY

CA

LILLIE RYANS

415-723-3426

FY95

T195T30028

UNIV OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

CA

ROBERT RUEDA

213-740-2371

FY95

T195T30033

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

CA

LEE FENNEL

414-946-2551

FY95

T195T40003

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

CA

SHERRY MIRANDA

310-825-8561

FY96

T195T40006

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/DAVIS

CA

KEITH YOUNG

916-752-2075

FY96

T195T40012


CA

DR. NATALIE KUHLMAN

619-594-1184

FY96

T195V40051

FAN JOAQUIN COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUC

CA

CLAUDIA LOCKWOOD

209-468-4865

FY96

T195V40093

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY AC-r) FDN

CA

DR. TONY APOLLONI

707-664-2416

FY96

9

5 7

r 3

OM

IIIIII

MIN

NIII

IM IN

MI M

I MI N

M N

M

FY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN FY95:

COLORADO

GRANT

O.

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

OF mom=

LEP

STUDENTS

UONLEP

STUDENTS

TOTAL

STUDENTS

GRANTEE

T003A40057

WELD BD OF COOPERATIVE EDUC SYS

CO

MARGARET SARKIS

303-284-6975

FY96

299

0299

T003A40178

LAKE CTY SCH DIST R-1

CO

MS. KATIE HINES

719-486-2565

FY96

T003A40299

JEFFERSON CTY PUB SCH/LAKEWOOD

CO

PATRICIA A. JAYNES,

PH.D.

303-275-6982

FY96

86

086

T003D30009


CO

DIAZ

FRIEDA

303-288-6681

FY95

436

175

611

T003D30173

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ SCHOOL DIST RE-

CO

SCHUMPELT

GEORGE

303-565-7336

FY95

283

0283

T003D30220

POUDRE SCHOOL DISTRICT R-1

CO

JANE

HUFFSTETLE

303-490-3200

FY95

75

50

125

T003D30264

ST VRAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

CO

GIBBONS

TOM

303-772-7775

FY95

362

232

594

T003C40030

BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT

CO

LYNN WIDGER-ALIRE

303-447-5073

FY96

95

95

190

T003K30188

WELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 116

CO

ROMERA

BELLA

303-352-1543

FY95

608

0608

T195R40010

UNIV OF COLORADO/DENVER

CO

NANCY SHANKLIN

303-556-8446

FY96

T195R40042

REGENTS OF THE UNIV. OF COLORADO

CO

DR. LEONARD BACA

303-492-5416

FY96

T195T30030

UNIV OF COLORADO

CO

RICHARD KRAFT

303-492-8450

FY95

10

an M

R M

NM

N M

I MI

NM

MI M

I MI M

O

YY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE roA rummo IN FY95:

CONNECTICUT

FINAL YEAR

GRANT NO.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMBER

OF =maw

T003C40021

WINDHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS

CT

JEAN ROMANO

203-423-8401

FY96

T003E40096

NEW HAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

CT

LISETTE BERNIER-MCGOWAN

203-777-4898

FY96

T195P30091

UNIV OF CONNECTICUT

CT

LILIANA MINAYA-ROWE

203-486-5103

FY95

T195T300C3

UNIV OF CONNECTICUT

CT

DR. LILIANA MINAYA-ROWE

203-486-5103

FY95

11

581

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

51

45

96

932

325

1257

582

NM

MI

INU

N M

I NM

FY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN 11795:

DELAWARE

num. YEAR

LEP

WON-LXP

TOTAL

GRANT WO.

GRANT=

STATE CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUNS=

OF FUNDING

sTur iTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003D30147

RED CLAY CONSOLIDATED SCH DIST

DE

KAREN

MILLER

302-651-2624

FY95

222

55

277

1 2

584

WI

IN N

M I

n M

NM

NE

N M

I N

S

FY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN rY95;

DISTRICT Or COLUUBIA

GRANT WO.

GRAMM

STATIC

CONTACT PERSON

T003C40008


DC

MS. ELENA IZQUIERD.0

T003K30101


DC

IZQUIERDO

T195R40033


DC

DR. AMY MAZUR

T195T30025

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

DC

RICHARD T. THOMPSON

T195T40007


DC

DR. AMY MAZUR

5S,)

ELENA 13

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

PHONE NUMBER

or FUNDING

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

202-576-8850

FY96

29

29

58

202-576-8850

FY95

70

48

118

202-994-1511

FY96

202-687-6045

PY95

202-994.1511

FY96

586

-111

111E

llM

N M

I M

N M

O N

MIn

=I

UM

11794 GRANTXXS XLIOIBLX FOR rumram IN rY95:

noRna

FINAL WEAR

LXP

NON-LXP

TOTAL

GRANT NO.

GNAW=

STATIC

CONTACT PXRSON

PHONIC NUNAXR

STODICNTS

STUDS:NTS

STUDANTS

Or rUNDING

T003D30109

SCHOOL BOARD OF PINELLAS FLORIDA

FL

KOUKOULAKIS

MARIA

813-588-6299

FY95

178

0178

T003D30262

SCHOOL BD OF BROWARD CTY FLORIDA

FL

TERREL

NANCY

305-767-8413

FY95

260

0260

T003K30087


FL

KIRK

ZELLA

813-763-3725

FY95

1178

332

1510

T003G30006


FL

R. NANCY G. TERREL

305-760-7444

FY95

T195R40146

UNIV OF MIAMI/CORAL GABLES

FL

SANDRA FRADD

305-284-5687

FY96

T195T30004

UNIV OF FLORIDA

FL

DR. CLEMENS L. HALLMAN

904-392-3568

FY95

T195T30014

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

FL

ROBERT M JOHNSON

904-644-5260

FY95

5814

"k3

MIIM

MIN

OM

INN

IIMI M

I MN

=I

IIIN

-NM

- N

MI

NM

I

FY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE roR FUNDING IN FY95:

GEORGIA

GRANT WO.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

PHONE NUMBER

Or rumoxmo

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T195P30011

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY

GA

DR. JOANNE R. NURSS

404-651-2405

FY95

15

583

5:;0

inno

an

no a

m s

o no

as

no a

mow

no

no u

m o

n an


HAWAII

GRANT NO.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PRONE NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

OF FUNDING

LIP

STUDENTS

NOW-LEP

STUDENTS

TOTAL

STUDENTS

T003A40064


HI

MR. RICHARD HONDA

808-678-4256

FY96

417

167

584

T003A40189


HI

JOSEPHINE PABLO

808-396-2522

FY96

285

0285

'

T003E40053

RAWAII STATE DEPT OF EDUCATION

HI

JOSEPHINE PABLO

808-396-2522

FY96

285

0285

T195T30031

UNIV OF RAWAII/MANOA

HI

LAWRENCE F. H. ZANE

808-956-7834

FY95

591

16ro

-)J

NN

I-11

1111

.-11

10 M

EN

-11

111-

1111

1110

1Th

7194 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN 1795:

IDAHO

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

GRANT iio.

oRurricz

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONIC NUMBER

or ruiromo

STUDUNTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003A40166


TD

GEORGE B. MCOMBER

208-226-2391

FY96

38

462

500

1'003A40224

JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT

151

TD

KEVIN BUSHMAN

208-678-6610

FY96

194

0194

T003A40265

BUHL SCHOOL DISTRICT

ID

BLAKE T. WALSH

208-543-9208

FY96

125

0125

T003A40339

LAPWAI SCHOOL DIST NO.

341

ID

DENNIS E. KACHELMIER

208-843-2622

FY96

232

0232

T003D30186

NAMPA SCHOOL DISTRICT

4131

ID

CONSUELO QUILANTAN

208-465-2700

FY95

145

0145

T195R40149


ID

DR. JAY RICHARD FUHRIMAN

208-385-1194

FY96

T195P30109


ID


208-385-1136

FY95

T195P30114


ID


208-385-1136

FY95

17

593

MN

OE

M M

I MI O

M M

I MI M

I --1

1IN

1111

1111

11 M

N M

I

rY94 GRANTXXS =MIS= FOR FUNDING IN FY95:

ILLINOIS

FINAL TSAR

Lir

NON-LXP

TOTAL

GRANT NO.

GRANT=

STATI

CONTACT PSRSON

PRONE NUNS=

STUDINTS

STUUNNTS

armours

Or FUNDING

T003A40038

ROCKFORD BD OF EDUC SCH DIST #205

IL

EZEQUIEL B. VARGAS

815-966-3194

FY96

225

0225

T003A40072

CICERO SCHOOL DISTRICT 99

IL

CYNTHIA MOSCA

708-863-4856

FY96

900

0900

T003D30146


IL

SERNA

RODOLFO

312-535-8060

FY95

150

0150

T003C40024

COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DIST 300

IL

LINDA KOLBUSZ

708-426-1300

FY96

76

76

152

T003E40003

DEKALB CMTY UNIT SCHOOL DIST 428

IL

JACK BARSHINGER

815-754-2350

FY96

211

2530

2741

T003E40124

KIM CO-OP KENNEYVILLE DIST #201

IL

NINFA AGNELLO-HARRINGTON

708-893-3903

FY96

130

0130

T003K30117

ARGO-SUMMIT-BEDFORD PARK SD #204

IL

MCDONALD

MARY

708-728-3104

FY95

305

460

765

T003K30118

QUEEN BEE SCHOOL DISTRICT #16

IL

DONOFIRO

JUDI

708-260-6117

FY95

205

0205

TO03K30185

JOLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS 86

IL

ALICE MANNING-DOWD

815-740-3196

FY95

266

72

338

T003G30007


IL

DR. MARY FRITZ

217-384-3690

FY95

T195R40020

CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY

IL

LINDA W. PATTON

312-995-3598

FY96

T195P30026

UNIV OF ILLINOIS

IL

FLORA V. RODRIGUEZ-BROWN

312-996-3013

FY95

T195P30027


IL

LENA LICON KHISTY

312-996-8144

FY95

T195P30098

NATIONAL-LOUIS UNIVERSITY

IL

CHRIS SORENSEN

708-475-1100

FY95

T195T30023


IL

FLORA V. RODRIGUEZ-BROWN

312-996-3013

FY95

T195V40018

ILLINOIS RESOURCE CENTER

IL

DR. ELSE HAMAYAN

708-803-3112

FY96

18

MI M

I MN

MN

MB

MI

IIIIII

MO

M 1

1111

1111

1111

1111

NM

IT94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN rY95:

IONA

FINAL YEAR

NON-LEP

TOTAL

GRANT WO.

GRANTEE

STATIC

CONTACT PARSON

PRONE NUNERR

Or FUNDING

STULENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003A40074


IA

ROBERT SLOTTERBACK

319-263-7223

FY96

115

76

191

T003A40402


IA

JOHN B. DELLA VEDOVA

319-728-2231

FY96

70

28

98

19

5 9

5o'

m

IS=

NE

NM

MN

lan

SR M

R N

IIN

MR

FT94 WANTS= ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN FY95:

KANSAS

FINAL YEAR

LISP

NON-LISP

TOTAL

GRANT KO.

GRANT=

STATIC

CONTACT PiRSON

PEON' NUMB=

OF FUNDING

STUDNNTS

STUDICNTS

STUDENTS

T003E40035

USD 259 WICHITA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

KS

DR. TULIO TABLADA

316-833-4197

FY96

198

0198

T003K30086


KS

D.J. MILLER

316-563-7292

FY95

88

088

5,9

20

r." uu

EM

IO

M a

ll M

Th

111

1111

n-

FY94 GRANTF.XS ICLIGIBLE FOR mamma IN ms:

KENTUCKY

GRANT NO.

GRANT!!

STATX

CONTACT PIRSON

PHONIC NUMB=

FINAL YEAR

OF =num

LEP

STUDENTS

NON-LEP

STUDJUITS

TOTAL

STUDENTS

T003A40330

EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH SCH BD

LA

GLADYS WHITE

504-922-5513

FY96

40

040

T003D30353

COUSHATTA TRIBE OF LOUISIANA

LA

SHIRLEY DOUCET

318-584-2261

FY95

76

50

126

T003E40121

RAPIDES PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

LA

JIMMIE NELLE RASALAIS

318-473-8585

FY96

95

095

T003L30029


LA

ROLAND VERRET

318-836-9661

FY95

62

20

82

60t

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

I

1111

1011

-101

11 M

I MI M

IN

IN-1

1011

,

TY94 GRANTXRS ILIGIBLIC FOR FUNDING IN FY95:

MINE

GRANT WO.

GRANTIEN

=ATI CONTACT PINSON

T003D30040

MAINE SCHOOL ADMIN

ME

PARKIN

LINDA

T003K30026


ME

STUDLEY

GRAVE

T003L30049

PORTLAND FUBLIC SCHOOLS

ME

GRAYCE E. STUDLEY

T003G40009


ME

GRAYCE E. STUDLEY

603

22

PROW! NUMBXR

FINAL YRAR

LIP

STUDINTS

NON-LIMP

STUDS:NTS

TOTAL

STUDNNTS

OF FUNDING

207-225-3795

FY95

67

067

207-874-8135

FY95

40

040

207-874-8135

FY95

40

040

207-874-8135

FY96

604

WI M

N 1

11=

-111

11al

1111

111

1111

1

11794 GRANT/CMS RLIGIBLE rim FUNDING IN FY95:

MARYLAND

GRANT MO.

GRAMM!

STATIC

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMBER

T003C40034

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MD

MYRIAM MET

301-279-3440

T195P30090

UNIV OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE CTY

MD

JOANN CRANDALL

410-455-2313

23

605

rxmAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

Or FUNDING

STUDENTS

STUD/CUTS

STUDICUTS

FY96

288

288

576

FY95

60u

NM

NM

IIN

N M

III

III

IMO

MN

MI

NM

MN

MN

MI

FY94 GRANTS= KLIGIBLX roR FUNDING IN FY95:

NASSACIUSXTTS

FINAL YEAR

LNP

NON-LIKP

TOTAL

GRANT NO.

GRANT=

STA=

CONTACT PINSON

PROM NUNS=

OF FUNDING

STUDNNTS

STUDNNTS

STUDIMITS

T003A40347


MA

ANN O'DONNELL

508-937-7697

FY96

132

40

172

T003D30054


MA

ALAN BENSON

617-593-1680

FY95

723

53

776

T003L40005

QUINCY SCHOOL COMMUNITY COUNCIL

MA

MOY, DAVID Y.S.

617-635-5129

FY96

97

65

162

T195T40011

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

MA

DR. MARIA BRISK

617-353-3260

FY96

T195T40017

PRESIDENT E. FELLOWS/HARVARD COL

MA

CATHERINE SNOW

617-495-3563

FY96

60,

2460

3

MI

Mil

MR

111111111111

INII

MI

MI

GRANT

NO.

T003C40011

T003C40032

T195T30002

GRANTEE

DEARBORN

PUBLIC

SCHOOLS

DETROIT

PUBLIC

SCHOOLS

Wr.YNE

STATE

UNIVERSITY

STATE MIMI

MI

FY94

GRANTRES

ELIGIBLE

FOR

FUNDIM

MICHIGAN

CONTACT

PERSON'

DR.

SHEREEN

ARRAF

ERMA

GIBBS,

PH.D.

DR.

RODOLFO

MARTINEZ

IR

FY95:

PHONIC

NUMBER

313-730-3028

313-494-1690

313-577-7887

num.

YEAR

OF

FUNDING

FY96

FY96

FY95

60,925

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

92

90

182

145

155

300

6i0

NM

I -W

M-

I= M

IMI

ME

M 1

1101

111E

111

=I

MI

TY94 GRANT= 'MINIBUS FOR FUNDING IN TY95:

NIMMISOTA

GRANT MO.

GRANT=

STATIC

CONTACT PINSON

T003030064

SAINT PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOL

MN

SNYDER

T003L40065

MINNEAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOL

MN

SHEILA M. HEATH

T195P30019

COLLEGE OF ST SCEOLASTICA

MN

GEORGE LOKKEN

T195V40006

SOUTHWEST/WC EDUC'L COOP SVC UNIT

MN

TOM NICHOLS

611

PRO= NUMB=

FINAL IMAM

LISP

STUDS:NTS

MON-Lir

EITUDNNTS

TOTAL

STUDS:NTS

Or FUNDING

CAROLE

612-228-3644

FY95

105

0105

612-627-2933

FY96

120

0120

218-723-6181

FY95

507-537-1481

FY96

2661

2

11.1

1III

IMM

IEN

MI N

M N

M M

INN

IIM

FY94 GRANTEES EL/GIBLE FOR rUNDING IN FY951

MORTARA

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

GRANT MO.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PRONE NURSER

OF ruummo

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003A40020

LODGE GRASS ELEM SCHOOL *27

MT

RAY S. PHIPPS

406-639-2304

FY96

228

58

286

T003D30059


MT

TIM ROSETTE

406-352-4195

FY95

56

10

66

T003D30097

PRYOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MT

SYBRANT

DANIEL

406-259-7329

FY95

173

3176

T003D30269


MT

DOUGLAS W. SULLIVAN

406-768-3410

FY95

T003E40020


MT

MINERVA ALLEN

406-673-3120

FY96

207

0207

T003K30017


MT

DOUGLAS W. SULLIVAN

406-768-3410

FY95

194

79

273

T003K30049


MT

GRASSESCHI,

NANCY

406-728-2402

FY95

47

047

T003K30178

SCHOOL DISTRICT *873

MT

DR. ROBERT J. SWAN

406-395-4291

FY95

77

42

119

T195R40108

SALISH KOOTENAI COLLEGE

MT

JOYCE SILVERTHORNE

406-675-4800

FY96

T195P30126

BLACKFEET COMMUNITY COLLEGE

MT

CAROL MURRAY

406-338-2587

FY95

T195T40010

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY/BOZEMAN

MT

DR. ARDY SIXKILLER CLARKE

406-994-1930

FY96

27

613

614

1111

16IN

IIMIN

IMIN

MI W

M11

111

1111

MI I

= N

M N

M

7194 GRANT:MPS SLIGIALS FOR manna IN FY95:

NABRASKA

FINAL TARR

LAP

mait-Lin

TOTAL

GRANT AO.

GRANT=

STATIC

CONTACT PIRSON

POONA NUMB=

OF FUNDING

SWOP:NTS

STOVE:NTS

STUDS:MS

T003K30089

SOUTH SIOUX CITY CMTY SCHOOLS

NE

DR. MICHAEL PETERSON

402-494-2425

FY95

320

0320

J28

6"

MI

NM

MN

MN

MN

NM

MI

NM

ME

I M

I

GR

AN

T W

O.

GR

AN

T=

rY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN 1795:

NEVADA

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

T003K30209

CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

NV

ELISE L. AX

FINAL YEAR

LEP

ION-LEP

TOTAL

PHONE NUMBER

Or rummamG

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

702-799-5190

FY95

240

0240

613

,111

11O

MM

I IN

N O

Mal


NEN HAMPSHIRE

GRANT

O.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

T003E40163

MANCHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT

61

FIKAL TEAR

LIP.

NON-LEP

TOTAL

PRONE NUMBER

OF FUNDING STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

NH

DR. KATHERINE MCLANE

603-624-6363

FY96

120

0120

30

OM

M I=

MO

OM

MIN

INN

NM

MI O

M

rY94 GRANTEES XLIGXELE roA ruNDING IN rY95:

NEW JERSEY

FINAL YEAR

GRANT MO.

GRANTEE

STATIC

CONTACT PERSON

PHONIC NUMBER

Or TIMING

T003C40031


NJ

MS. ELIZABETH WILLAUM

201-833-6186

FY96

T195P30078

KEAN COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY

NJ

DR. ANNETTE LOPEZ

908-527-2405

FY95

T195T30016

SETON HALL UNIVERSITY

NJ

DR. JUAN COBARRUBIAS

201-761-9390

FY95

31

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

STUDENTS

STUDENTS STUDENTS

150

150

300

622

NM

I L

EM

MI

NM

MO

Ma

MI-

- M

E 1

11

muurr so.

GRANTEE

T003A40056

LAS CRUCES PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST

T003A40171

PECOS INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

T003A40191

TORREON DAY SCHOOL

T003A40193


T003A40252

JEMEZ MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS 453

T003A40358

MORA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

T003A40359

TO'HAJILEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL

T003A40391

TAOS DAY SCHOOL

T003A40403

LAS VEGAS CITY SCHOOLS

T003D30041

MESA VISTA CONSOLIDATED SCH DIST

T003D30056

COBRE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST

T003D30261


T0O3D30319

JEMEZ MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS, 453

T003D30336

SANTA CLARA DAY SCHOOL

T003D30347

PENASCO INDEPENDENT SCH DIST 44

T003L30032

TORREON DAY SCHOOL

T003L30057

SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOL

T195R40131

COLLEGE OF SANTA FE

T195P30081

UNIV OF MEW MEXICO

T195T30008

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV/LAS CRUCES

T195T40008

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

STATE

NMNM

NMNM NM

NM

NM NM

NM

NM

NMNM

rY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE rim MINDING IN rY95:

NEN KIXICO

CONTACT VERSON

PHONE NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

LEP

STUDENTS

NON-LEP

STUDENTS

TOTAL

Eramms

Or rUNDINO

GRACIELA ARMENDARIZ CHAVEZ

505-527-6070

FY96

124

996

1120

CLARA LOPEZ

505-757-6120

FY96

165

29

194

HARVEY DALE ALLISON

505-731-2272

FY96

384

8392

CARLOS ABEYTA

505-587-2182

FY96

121

52

173

MARY ROBINSON

505-638-5491

FY96

164

38

202

MR. LEROY SANCHEZ

505-387-2224

FY96

127

65

192

JAMES K. BYRNES

505-831-6426

FY96

130

27

157

ROBERT C. MARTINEZ

505-758-3652

FY96

249

0249

LORRAINE MARTINEZ

505-425-8532

FY96

MAESTAS

JOE

505-583-2411

FY95

140

26

166

HOLDER

HARRELL

305-537-3371

FY95

279

0279

JARAMILLO

J. HERIBER

505-746-9780

FY95

210

14

224

ROBINSON

MARY

505-638-5491

FY95

56

460

SOLOMON PADILLA, JR.

505-753-4406

FY95

130

4134

ROMERO

MERCY

505-587-2502

FY95

300

77

377

DALE ALLISON

505-731-2272

FY95

98

5103

JEAN SALAS-REED

505-982-2631

F195

30

030

DR. HENRY G. SHONERD

505-880-8261

FY96

DR. LEROY I. ORTIZ

505-277-7768

FY95

DR. ROBERTO GALLEGOS

505-646-1941

FY95

DR. LEROY ORTIZ

505-277-7768

FY96

1111

1III

IIIIn

NM

an

UM

OM

NM

1101

11

FY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE roR FUMING IN rY95:

USW YORK

GRANT

am.

amen

sSTATE

CONTACT PERSON

PRONE NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

Or FUNDING

LEP

STUDENTS

NON-LEP

STUDINTS

TOTAL

STUDENTS

T003A40017


NY

DAN LA BIANCA

718-387-8880

FY96

622

0622

T003A40018


NY

JULIA SANCHEZ

718-236-3310

FY96

225

0225

T003A40066


NY

LOUIS.LEONINI

718-891-8803

FY96

250

0250

T003A40069


NY

LILLIAN HERNANDEZ

718-935-3891

FY96

250

0250

T003A40070


NY

EILEEN RIESE

718-935-4020

FY96

250

0250

T003A40076


NY

LETHA TERRY

718-604-4244

FY96

90

090

T003A40087


NY

PEDRO L. MAYMI

914-376-8491

FY96

540

0540

T003A40097


NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-891-8819

FY96

250

0250

T003A40098


NY

LOUIS LEONINI

718-891-8803

FY96

250

0250

T003A40099

NYC/BOARD OF EDUCATION/BROOKLYN

NY

MARIE SPADACCINI

718-444-5663

FY96

305

0305

T003A40115


NY

MR. MICHAEL SPEISER

212-602-9745

FY96

215

0215

T003A40116. NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC

SCHOOLS

NY

RAY ROSENBERG

212-602-9700

FY96

212

0212

T003A40117


NY

NANCY VILLARREAL DE ADLER

718-935-3182

FY96

502

0502

T003A40123

NEW YORK CITY PUB SCH DIST

30

NY

JAMES DOUNIS

718-777-4686

FY96

224

0224

T003A40129

HEMPSTEAD PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST #1

NY

NELLIE MULKAY/DIRECTOR

516-292-7276

FY96

200

0200

T003A40143


NY

JERRY SCHONDORF

718-978-5900

FY96

232

0232

T003A40173

NYC PUBLIC SCH CMTY SCH DTST 18

NY

PHYLLIS GONON

718-927-5204

FY96

141

0141

T003A40183


NY

ROBERT RADDAY

718-891-8499

FY96

180

0180

T003A40280

NYC/BD OF EDUC/S BRONX HIGH SCH

NY

NANCY WESTERBAND-BROWN

718-665-1477

FY96

350

0350

T003A40285

NYC/BD OF EDUC/CMTY SCH DIST #3

NY

MR. GILBERT TURCHIN

212-678-2918

FY96

100

0100

T003A40316


NY

NANCY VELEZ

718-636-3252

FY96

208

0208

T003A40324


NY

GILBERTO VEGA

718-236-3427

FY96

350

0350

T003A40325


NY

GILBERTO VEGA

718-236-3543

FY96

128

0128

T003A40329

NYC PUB SCHS BENJAMIN/CARDOZO HS

NY

BERTRAM L. LINDER

718-631-4880

FY96

200

0200

T003A40346

NEW YORK CITY/CMTY SCH DIST 6

NY

MR. BRIAN MORROW

212-795-9388

FY96

255

0255

T003A40349

NEW YORK CITY/CMTY SCH DIST #12

NY

JEAN PAUL STEWART

718-328-2310

FY96

100

0100

T003A40353


NY

FRANCES CAMACHO

718-257-6900

FY96

320

0320

T003A40360

NEWYORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NY

JANINE L. ANASTASIADIS

718-236-3584

FY96

250

0250

T003A40369


NY

MS. VICTORIA DELGADO

718-574-1139

FY96

162

0162

T003D30019


#4

NY

STEPHEN RADIN

718-891-8819

FY95

250

0250

T003D30084


NY

HERNANDEZ

LILLIAN

718-935-3911

FY95

455

103

558

T003D30101

PROJECT VIDA

NY

MUNOZ-FEDER

ELISA

212-475-2667

FY95

270

0270

T003D30106

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCH DIST

#6

NY

ARNDT

CYNTHIA

212-795-9388

FY95

5085

05065

T003D30126


NY

ANASTASIADIS

JANINE

718,-236-3584

FY95

230

0230

T003030130


NY

RADIN

STEPHEN

718-891-8819

FY95

250

0250

T003D30134

COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT TEN

NY

DR. VIVIAN SALIT

718-584-4335

FY95

1300

01300

T003D30138


NY

HERENDEEN

NOEMI

718-935-3911

FY95

407

46

453

T0031330139

NYC P.S./CHILDREN'S LANG PROJECT

NY

HERNANDEZ

LILLIAN

718-935-3891

FY95

709

0709

T003D30142


NY

PARRILLA

ELIEZERA

718-330-9349

FY95

220

80

300

T003D30154


NY

GOLDENBACK

GARY

718-830-8853

FY95

416

0416

T003D30162


NY

PETRILAK

DOROTHY

718-417-2645

FY95

T003030242


NY

DANA S. FISHKIN

718-588-5609

FY95

1200

01200

T003D30248


NY

SID

KATHERINE

212-673-8896

FY95

300

0300

T003D30296


NY

LUDWIG

HEIDI

718-927-5258

FY95

157

0157

T003D30305


NY

ANASTASIADIS

JANINE

718-236-3584

FY95

300

0300

T003D30325


NY

MARITZA MEYERS

516-897-2027

FY95

160

0160

33

4-0

266

1111

1M

I I=

1111

11II

M-1

1111

IIII

IIN

M M

I M

N M

I

FY94 MARTZ= ZLIGISLZ FOR FUNDING IN rY95:

WINN YORK CONT.

GRAM WO

T003C40003

T003C40033

T003E40066

T003E40071

T003E40107

T003E40145

T003E40146

T003E40154

T0O3K30121

T003K30149

T003L30002

T003L30021

T003L30043

T003L40066

T003L40071

T003L40073

T003G40010

T003J30025

T003J40020

T003J40086

T003J40105

T195R40101

T195R40102

T195P30089

T195T30003

T195T30019

T195T30021

T195T30022

T195T40004

T195T40016

T195V40021

T195V40022

GRANTZZ


NEW YORK CITY PUB SCH DISTRICT 16



NEW YORK COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST 22



SOUTH HUNTINGTON UFSD


NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS (PROJECT LEP)

WHITE PLAINS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS (STORY TECH)

NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED/CSD 10


NEW CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NEW YGRK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS/SEWARK PARK HS


ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT


NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCH/CSD 2

CUNY RES FDN/BROOKLYN COLLEGE

LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY

FORDHAM UNIV GRADUATE SCH OF ED

BANK STREET COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

SUNY RES FDN/ALBANY


COLUMBIA UNIV/TEACHERS COLLEGE

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY

NEW YORK CITY BD OF ED - CSD #1

NEW YORK CITY P.S./PROJ BY DESIGN

MATZ

NYNY

NY

NYNYNYNYNY

NY

NY

NY NYNYNY

NYNY

NY

NYNY

NYNY

NYNY

NY

NYNY NYNYNY

NY

NY

NY

CONTACT PIERSON

MILDRED ACEVEDO

NILDA ORTIZ

BARRY FEIN

EILEEN RIESE

ROBERT RADDAY

LOUIS LEONINI

STEPHEN RADIN

MRS. MARY ANN SACKS

MEZA-DE-LA-VEGA

MARIA

RADIN

STEPHEN

MARLENE ROY

STEPHEN RADIN

DR. VIVIAN SALIT

STEPHEN RADIN

EILEEN RIESE

LOUIS LEONINI

KATHERINE SID

RAY ROSEMBERG

LINDA PULHAMUS

KATHERINE SID

ROSENDO ABREU

LAURA BARBANEL

ELLEN SOLOMON

DR. RICHARD E. BAECHER

DR. OLGA ROMERO

RICHARD LIGHT

KAREN L. INMAN

(JUDITH B BRANDENBURG)

DR. DENNIS SAYERS

DR. JOHN SPIRIDAKIS

MR. RAY ROSEMBERG

LILLIAN HERNANDEZ

PRONZ NUMINZR

212-681-6656

718-574-2377

718-714-2547

718-935-4020

718-891-8499

718-891-8803

718-891-8819

516-673-1649

607-272-0715

718-720-0148

914-422-2378

718-891-8819

212-584-4335

718-891-8819

718-935-4020

718-891-8803

212-387-9384

212-602-9745

716-262-8305

212-387-9382

212-337-8769

718-951-5876

516-299-2712

'

212-636-6426

212-875-4468

518-442-5009

716-645-2977

212-678-3050

212-998-5485

718-990-6407

212-602-9745

FINAL TZAR

or FUNDING

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY95

FY95

FY95

FY95

FY95

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY95

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY95

FY95

FY95

FY95

FY95

FY96

FY96

FY96

FY96

LZP

STUDENTS 50

90

168

250

235

250

25080

238

240

38

20018

250

250

250

NON-LIP

STUDINTS 5090 0 0 0 0 0 0

30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL

STUDS:NTS

100

180

168

250

235

250

250

80

268

240

38

20018

250

250

250

34

62,3

1111

111

UM

NM

OM

MI

NE

M M

N O

MN

M11

1M-1

1111

=I

MI

MI

TY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR rommo IN TY95:

NORTH CAROLINA

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

GRANT NO.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMBER

or romoxmo

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003E40100

LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS

NC

STEVEN WRENN SUPERINTENDENT

919-774-6226

FY96

133

0133

T003E40202

NASH-ROCKY MOUNT SCHOOLS

NC

DEBRA LANHAM

919-459-5234

FY96

236

30

266

35

62a

630

eN

M U

M O

M10

1111

11M

I M

I M

I M

I M

I N

M M

I M

E M

B N

M O

M N

M

FY94 GRANTS= IICLIGIBLX FOR FUNDING IN FY95:

NORTH DAKOTA

GRAM O.

MAW=

STATX

CONTACT PIRSON

PHONIC NUNN=

FINAL TZAR

OF roma=

LIM

STUDNNTS

NON-LHP

STUDS:NTS

TOTAL

STUDINTS

T003A40102

WAHPETON INDIAN

ND

ROXIE LAFROMBOISE

701-642-4301

FY96

151

26

177

T003A40114

NEW TOWN PUBLIC SCH DIST #1

ND

MARC S. BLUESTONE

701-627-4048

FY96

122

44

166

T003A40182

BISMARCK PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST #1

ND

BILLY DEMAREE

701-221-3401

FY96

249

0249

T003A40218

WHITE SHIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT #85

ND

GENE LAFROMBQISE

701-743-4355

FY96

92

597

T003A40246

FOUR WINDS CMTY H. S. DIST #30

ND

CHARLES GUTHRIE

701-766-4282

FY96

131

5136

T003A40292

PARSHALL SCHOOL DIST #3

ND

MR. MIKE SEVERSON

FY96

T003A40387

OJIBWA INDIAN SCHOOL

ND

LARRY HENRY

701-477-3108

FY96

116

61

177

T003D30053


ND

ANDY DECOUTEAU

701-854-3899

FY95

200

30

230

T003E40040


ND

MICHELE VANNOTE

701-241-4767

FY96

204

0204

T195R40104

UNIV OF NORTH DAKOTA/GRAND FORKS

ND

MARY MCDONNELL HARRIS

701-777-2674

FY96

MIN

I N

M N

MI

Mill

MN

NM

NS

MB

MI

MI

ON

NE

WY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE rast mamma IN rY95:

OKLAHOMA

GRANT I.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PIRSOU

PHONE NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

Or FUNDING

LEP

STUDENTS

NON-LEP

STUDENTS

TOTAL

STUDENTS

T003A40024

MARBLE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL 435

OK

LARRY COUCH

918-775-2135

FY96

131

16

147

T003A40030

GORE PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

W.J. PETE BENNETT

918-489-5587

FY96

195

40

235

T003A40067

HOMINY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT

OK

GERALD CHRISTY

918-885-6511

FY96

105

42

147

T003A40111

COLCORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIST 1-4

OK

SUPT. KELLY HAMPTON

918-326-4116

FY96

222

73

295

T003A40125

MILL CREEK PUB SCH DIST 1002

OK

RAY DODD

405-384-5514

FY96

94

39

133

T003A40184


OK

JANICE M. SHEETS

918-458-4100

FY96

293

125

418

T003A40205

SEQUOYAH HIGH SCHOOL

OK

GLORIA MATTHEWS

918-456-0631

FY96

242

100

342

T003A40206

HENNESSEY PUBLIC SCH 1-016

OK

JERRY PIPPIN

405-853-4321

FY96

66

22

88

T003A40220

POCOLA PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

FRANK MAKINSON

918-436-2424

FY96

T003A40238

WEWOKA PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

MR. BILL BENTLEY

405-257-5475

FY96

143

57

200

T003A40260

LOST CITY ELEMENTARY SCH (C017)

OK

DELL HALL

918-772-2538

FY96

38

17

55

T003A40281

MCCURTAIN COUNTY EDUC(L) CO-OP

OK

SONNY VICTOR

405-286-3344

FY96

T003A40331

MOSELEY SCHOOL

OK

JACQUELINE WRIGHT

918-422-5927

FY96

205

66

271

T003A40342

SALINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

OK

DONNIE WOODSON

918-434-5091

FY96

122

71

193

T003A40343

KIOWA PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

DENNIS TRAMMELL

918-432-5631

FY96

88

35

123

T003A40354


OK

JAMES BARNES

918-297-2535

FY96

323

96

419

T003A40374

SAVANNA PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

JOE BROWN

918-548-3777

FY96

113

45

158

T003A40377

MULDROW PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

ETHARD SMITH

918-427-7406

FY96

150

47

197

T003A40378

OAKS MISSION SCHOOL

OK

ED TURLINGTON

918-868-3547

FY96

184

28

212

T003A40380

ROLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

HOWARD HARRELL

918-427-4601

FY96

94

38

132

T003D30002

TENKILLER PUBLIC SCHOOL D-66

OK

ROUNTREE

RANDY

918-457-5996

FY95

52

17

69

T003030050

STILWELL PUBLIC SCHOOL 1-25

OK

EUBANKS

MAX

918-696-4228

FY95

225

100

325

T003D30086

GORE PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

EICHLING

PAUL

918-458-5587

FY95

87

44

131

T003030170


OK

ADAMS

FRED,

918-652-3374

FY95

214

680

894

T0031330182

JUSTICE PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

CAROL

HARRISON,

405-257-2962

FY95

86

17

103

T003D30183

LITTLE AXE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

OK

WORK

JOE

405-329-4603

FY95

153

50

203

T0031330279


OK

HALL

JOY

918-696-2285

FY95

134

30

164

T003030290

KANSAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIST 1-3

OK

SHIPLEY

CAROLYN

918-868-2648

FY95

118

21

139

T003030307

BELFONTE DEPENDENT SCH DIST.450

OK

MIKE G. FARMER

918-427-3522

FY95

132

20

152

T003D30314

BRUSHY SCHOOL DISTRICT D-36

OK

DARLUS EDWARDS

918-775-4458

FY95

131

35

166

T003030316

YALE ELEMENTARY

OK

WILLIAMS

JAN

918-387-2434

FY95

108

27

135

T0031330361

GRAND VIEW C034

OK

BILBY,

MIKE

918-456-5131

FY95

220

128

348

T003030362

LEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT 14

OK

BRUCE DAVIS

918-868-2277

FY95

T003E40043

NUYAKA PUBLIC SCHOOL

OK

KENNETH LIMORE

918-756-1217

FY96

58

058

T003L30006

MARBLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

OK

LARRY COUCH

918-775-2135

FY95

70

25

95

T003L30074


OK

SNYDER

MARJORIE

918-696-7030

FY95

160

0160

T003J40028

CROSS-CULTURAL ED CENTER, INC

OK

AGNES COWEN

918-458-5334

FY96

T195P30082

NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIVERSITY

OK

PHYLLIS FIFE

918-456-5511

FY95

633

37

634

Ell

Mill

Ell

Ili O

MM

I M

N M

I M

I IN

NM

MS

UM

111

1E

MI

I=

rY94 GRANTEES ILIGINLM FOR FUNDING IN rY95:

OREGON

FINAL TZAR

LIM

NOW-LiP

TOTAL

GRANT NO

' GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT MUMS

PRO= RUNNER

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUMINTS

OF FUNDING

T003A40187

HERMISTON DISTRICT #8R

OR

JANN TRESHAM

503-567-5574

FY96

95

095

T003A40243

CENTRAL SCHOOL DIST 133

OR

GALEN M. HARMS

503-838-0030

FY96

196

0196

T003D30197

HERMISTON DISTRICT #8-R

OR

JANN

TRESHAM,

503-567-5574

FY95

140

0140

T003D30250

GUM SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOL

OR

JONES

HOMER

918-487-5191

FY95

60

363

T003D30380

WASHINGTON COUNTY DISTRICT 15

OR

FLICK

BETTY

503-359-2421

FY95

85

45

130

T003C40001

SCHOOL DISTRICT 1

OR

MAURICE J. CABA

503-331-3220

FY96

25

25

50

T003K30021


OR

A. ROGER JORGENSEN

503-938-6614

FY95

75

075

T003K30075

GERVAIS ELEMENTARY SCH DIST #76

OR

DAVID JAMES

503-792-3624

FY95

52

052

T003K30197


OR

CABA

MAURICE

503-331-3220

FY95

282

0282

T195R40140

EASTERN OREGON STATE COLLEGE

OR

DR. FELIPE VELOZ

503-962-3312

FY96

G30

3863

6

ilai-1

11=

1111

-111

=III

MIO

NN

INIII

IIII

I= U

M

FT94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR rommo IN ,Y95:

PIDOWYLVANIA

GRANT mo.

GRANT=

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMBER

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

Or MINDING STUDENTS STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003G30012

BETHLEHEM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT

PA

IRIS M. CINTRON

215-861-0500

FY95

T195R40096

UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA

PA

DR. TERESA PICA

15-898-7913

FY96

T195T30024

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

PA

JEROME ITINGER

814-863-0768

FY95

T195T40015

UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA/PHILADELPHIA

PA

TERESA PICA

215-898-7913

FY96

63Y

39

63o

MIN

all

MO

M M

I E

MI

MI

OM

110

10M

N M

I

=ANT WO.

GRANTWE

T195R40047

BROWN UNIVERSITY

T195V4001,-;

BROWN UNIVERSITY

FT94 =ANTIC= XLIGIBLZ FOR FUNDINITIN FY95:

RHODIC ISLAND

STATIC

CONTACT PINSON

RI

ADELINE BECKER

RI

ADELINE BECKER

FINAL TICAR

LW?

WON-LiP

TOTAL

PRONE NURSER

or FUNDING

STUDS:NTS

STUDICNTS

STUDIOUS

401-274-9548

FY96

401-274-9548

FY96

MN

OM

INN

WM

IMO

MI

1111

11N

M M

I MI N

M M

S M

I MB

MI

NM

GRANT NO.

GRANT=

T003A40277

BONESTEEL-FAIRFAX SCHOOL DIST.

T003D30051

EAGLE BUTTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T003D30169

SHANNON CTY SO400L DISTRICT *65-1

T0O3D30174


641

FY94 GRANTERS ELIGIBLE roR FUNDIWG IN FY95:

SOUTH DAKOTA

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

SD

SD

SD

SD

BRUCE HOUCK

.GERALD STAPERT

TWISS

GASPAR

MAURICE

DENNIS

41

FINAL YEAR

LEP

'PHONE NUMBER

OF FUNDING

STUDENTS

605-654-2314

FY96

43

605-964-4911

605-288-1921

605-856-4869

FY95

409

FY95

284

FY95

348

642

NON-LIP

STUDENTS

TOTAL

STUDENTS

15

58

146

555

44

328

386

734

1111

11M

I OM

NM

SS

MN

INS

MO

WI N

M O

R

rY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING IN rY95:

TEXAS

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

ORANT NO.

GRANT=

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMBER

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

or FUNDING

T003A40078

PRESIDIO I.S.D.

TX

DR. ROBERT MEDRANO

915-229-3008

FY96

75

075

T003A40081

KATY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

TX

MAYDELL BORGSTEDTE-JENKS

713-391-2184

FY96

217

0217

T003A40091

RIO HONDO I.S.D.

TX

MARCI MITCHELL

210-748-4424

FY96

375

578

953

T003A40110

SAN FELIPE DEL RIO CONS I.S.D.

TX

AL CERVANTES

210-774-9278

FY96

200

0200

T003A40119

SAN MARCOS CONS I.S.D.

TX

GRACIELA E. MENDIOLA

512-353-4646

FY96

362

0362

T003A40170

UNITED INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

TX

GUADALUPE PUENTE, JR.

210-722-3938

FY96

241

0241

T003A40253

SANTA ROSA ELEM T-7 BIL TRANS

TX

DAVID VASQUEZ

210-636-1196

FY96

141

0141

T003A40258

TEMPLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

TX

ODILIA LEAL, PH.D

817-778-7190

FY96

200

60

260

T003A40366

JACKSONVILLE I.S.D.

TX

LEZLEY LEWIS

903-586-5165

FY96

450

0450

T003A40419

REGION ONE EDUCATION SVC CENTER

TX

TOMAS THOMAS

210-383-5611

FY96

529

0529

T003D30065

ALDINE I.

S. D.

TX

LINDA RODRIGUEZ

713-878-0955

FY95

285

0285

T003D30074

HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

TX

VELASQUES

LINDA

713-694-2813

FY95

145

0145

T003D30090

REGION ONE EDUCATION SERVICES CTR

TX

THOMAS

TOMAS

512-383-5611

FY95

477

0477

10031)30096


TX

MANUELA CHALLIS

409-633-6487

FY95

_

T003D30107

BRYAN INDEPENDENT SCH DIST/ELEM

TX

DR. MARCIA MURRAY

409-361-9680

FY95

41..

0414

T003D30217

CANUTILLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

TX

MARGE GIANELLI

915-377-3726

FY95

644

380

1024

T003D30229

SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

TX

JOSEPH RIVERA

210-226-8563

FY95

134

30

164

T003D30315


TX

TREVINO

JERRY

915-389-5555

FY95

200

200

400

T003D30318

KINGSVILLE I.S.D.

TX

GUERRA

512-592-3387

FY95

208

0208

T003D30378


TX

MAURO MARIO VELA, JR.

512-256-3383

FY95

102

0102

T003C40056

HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST

TX

ADA COOPER

713-892-6818

FY96

11

55

66

T003E40006

SPRING BRANCH INDEP SCHOOL DIST

TX

RENATE DONOVAN

713-467-8246

FY96

413

0413

T003E40069

LASARA INDEPENDENT SCH DISTRICT

TX

ABEL CAVAZOS

210-642-3598

FY96

82

13

95

T003E40112


TX

GLORIA GUERRERO

210-433-8035

FY96

331

77

408

T003E40136

DONNA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

TX

DR. JANE DE LA GARZA

210-464-1988

FY96

999

0999

T003E40188

CORPUs CHRIST/ INDEP SCHOOL DIST

TX

MRS. MARTHA VALENCIA

512-886-9240

FY96

166

0166

T003E40195

REGION VIII EDUCATION SVC CENTER

TX

SCOTT FERGUSON

903-572-8551

FY96

677

244

921

T003K30199

ARLINGTON INDEPENDENT SCH DIST.

TX

DR. GILDA ALVAREZ EVANS

817-459-7427

FY95

58

210

T003L30061

PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD

TX

NELDA Z. CANTU

210-787-0424

FY95

400

0400

T003L40020

JACKSONVILLE I.S.D.

TX

LEZLEY LEWIS

903-586-5165

FY96

70

50

120

T003J40157

BROWNSVILLE INDEPENDENT SCH DIST

TX

RAMON HINOJOSA, JR.

210-548-8270

FY96

T195R40041

UNIV OF ST. THOMAS

TX

ELLEN DE KANTER, ED.D.

713-525-3540

FY96

T195R40044

TEXAS A & M INTERNATIONAL UNIV

TX

DR. CLIFFORD M. BLACK

210-722-8001

FY96

T195R40098

TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

TX

DR. ALLEN HENDERSON

817-531-4945

FY96

T195R40123

TEXA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

TX

DR. ALLEN HENDERSON

817-531-4945

FY96

T195R40127

UNIV OF TEXAS/EL PASO

TX

DR. J. SANDFORD

915-747-5680

FY96

T195R40130

STEPHEN F AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY

TX

DR. J.A. RODRIGUEZ

409-568-2908

FY96

T195R40145

UNIV OF TEXAS/SAN ANTONIO

TX

DR. ROBERT D. MILK

210-601-5106

FY96

613

4264

,1

IMII

-111

11M

I

FY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR rumnia IN FYBS:

TEXAS CONT.

GRANT WO.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

FINAL YEAR

LZP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

OF FUNDING

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

PRONE NUMBER

T195P30067

SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY

TX

DR. WILLIAM PULTE

214-768-3572

FY95

T195P30086

UNIV OF TEXAS AT EL PASO

TX

DR. J. SANFORD

915-747-5680

FY95

T195P30113

HOUSTON BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

TX

DR. SALLY PHILLIPS

713-774-7661

FY95

T195P30120


TX

DR. IRMA GUADARRAMA

817-898-2040

FY95

T195P30122

UNIV OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN

TX

DR. RICARDO J. PEREZ

210-316-7004

FY95

T195T30005

UNIV OF TEXAS/AUSTIN

TX

DR. GEORGE M. BLANCO

512-471-3919

FY95

T195T30012

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

TX

GREGORY L. FOXWORTH

409-845-1812

FY95

T195T30018

UNIV OF HOUSTON

TX

KIP TELLEZ

713-743-4968

FY95

T195T40001


TX

.DR. MICHELE R. HEWLETT-GOMEZ

409-294-1138

FY96

T195T40013

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY/KINGSVILLE

TX

DR. GUSTAVO GONZALEZ

512-595-2802

FY96

T195V40049

INTERCULTURAL DEV RESEARCH ASSOC

TX

DR. MARIA ROBLEDO

2i0-684-8180

FY96

T195V40095


TX

DR. IRMA GUADARRAMA

817-898-2040

FY96

43

10

646

-111

MFY94 GRANTS= =ICUS= ma runDING IN FY95:

UTAH

GNAW NO.

mums

STA=

CONTACT PINSON

T003A40159

TOOELE SCHOOL DISTRICT

UT

BRUCE KNOWLTON

T003D30259

OGDEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

UT

SANDOVAL

T195V40059

COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH

UT

MR. LYNN LEE

64

SANTIAGO

FINAL YIAR

LNP

NON-LiP

TOTAL

PHONX NUNN=

OF FUNDING

ST3D113ITS

STODINTS

STUDS:NTS

801-665-2343

FY96

170

68

238

801-625-1153

FY95

386

159

545

801-678-2201

FY96

4464

3

SIN

MN

NM

NM

NM

NM

MN

IM

INIM

E O

W M

I M

EM

MI

GRANT 100

GRANTER


VERMONT

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

PHONE NUMBER

OF FUNDING

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003E40139

WINDHAM SOUTHEAST SUPT UNION

VT

ANNA PARADA DE GANNON

802-257-0356

FY96

85

085

G4J

4565

0

In W

I MI N

MM

I MI

1111

MI N

M M

I MN

GRANT WO .

GRANT=

T195T30013


65i

Fr94 GRANTRIS XLIGIBLE FOR rumaNG IN rY95:

VIRGINIA

FINAL MLR

LW?

WON-LXP

TOTAL

STA= CONTACT OCRSON

PROM NUMBWR

OF FUNDING

STUDINTS

STUDS:NTS

STOURMTB

VA

DR. HAROLD CHU

703-993-3688

FY95

4665

2

1111

111

1.an

NO

IN

IN

N E

S

FY94 GRANTEES ELIGIBLE FOR mamma IN FY951

WASHINGTON

1111

MI

MI

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NOW-LEP

TOTAL

OMAN?

O.

GRANTEE

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUMB=

OF FUNDING

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003A40284

WALLA WALLA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 11140

WA

SERGIO HERNANDEZ

509-527-3000

FY96

145

84

229

T003A40318

NORTH CENTRAL EDUC(L) SVC DIST

WA

DR. GENE SHARRATT

509-664-0362

FY96

202

44

246

T003D30030


WA

MESA-JOHNSON

DELCINE

509-932-4423

FY95

74

377

T003030076


WA

SEEMAN

MARILYN

509-736-2280

FY95

254

0254

T003D30323


WA

HERNANDEZ

SERGIO

509-527-3020

FY95

220

106

326

T003E40137

LAKE CHELAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 129

WA

TOM REESE

509-682-3515

FY96

100

40

140

T195P30110

SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE

WA

DR. A. BARRETTO OGILVIE

206-587-5483

FY95

T195T40009

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON/SEATTLE

WA

JAMES A. VASQUEZ

206-543-6636

FY96

653

47

654

MN

UM

OM

all

NM

NM

111

M

rr94 ORANTXXS WLIGISLS roR FUNDING IN rY95:

WISCONSIN

FINAL /WAR

LIM

NOM-LZP

TOTAL

GUM NO.

GRANT=

STATIC

CONTACT VCRS=

PHONIC NUMB=

or FUNDING

STUDXNTS

STUDSNTS

STUDONTS

T003E40101

WAUSAU SCHOOL DISTRICT

WI

NELL ANDERSON

715-842-0341

FY96

415

87

502

T195T30017

UNIV OF WISCONSIN/MILWAUKEE

WI

SOLOMON FLORES

414-229-5752

FY95

6 5

48

CM

MI U

M M

I MO

MN

MI M

B M

I MN

MI

UM

WM

ilal

l

GRANT WO.

GNAW=

T003A40093

COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO

T003030001


T195R40151

UNIVERSIDAD METROPOLITANA

T195P30125


65 /

FT94 GRANTEES =Guns FOR FUNDING IN ry95:

PUERTO RICO

FINAL YEAR

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

PHONE NUNN=

Or ruuDING

PR

MILAGROS HERNANDEZ

809-766-1717

FY96

PR

LINO MUNIZ

809-743-7979

FY95

PR

MILAGROS HERNANDEZ

809-766-1717

FY96

PR

ANGELA CANDELARIO

809-743-7979

FY95

49

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

100

40

140

653

MI

IN I

MN

MN

MI

1111

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N N

MII

IIII

MI

OM

ME

MN

Oa

IIII

IM

I

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T003030082

REPUBLIC OF PALAU

6 5

rY94 MANTA= ALIGIBLA TOR WINDING IN rY95:

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STA= CONTACT PARSON

ZZ

EMESIOCHL

MASA-AKI

50

FINAL TZAR

LAP

NOW-LA,

TOTAL

PHONIC NUNS=

Or FUNDING

STUDIOUS

STUDICATO

MUDS:NTS

680-488-1003

FY95

6

OM

Ili

MI

MI

1111

111

NM

NM

AM

1111

1111

1 M

N M

IN N

M N

W N

M N

M M

il M

B O

M

cnua

rr110.

GRANTEE


VIRGIN ISLANDS

STATE

CONTACT PERSON

FINAL YEAR

LEP

NON-LEP

TOTAL

PHONE NUMBER

OF rumma STUDENTS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

T003A40310

VIRGIN ISLANDS DEPT OF EDUCATION

VI

MIGDALIA ARTHURTON

809-774-3725

FY96

51

661

66,2

S1AC I Special Issues Analysis Center

Number and Percentage of LEP Studentsin Comprehensive Regional Center Regions


September 1, 1995


663

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Number and Percentage of LEP Students in Comprehensive Regional Center Regions

This report provides data on the number and percentage of LEP students in the 15Comprehensive Regional Center regions. The report is based on data from the 1993-94 StateEducational Agency (SEA) survey and the FY93 Title VII application database. Theinformation by region includes numbers of total students enrolled, LEP students enrolled,and LEP students enrolled in particular programs.

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Num

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and

Perc

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EP

Stud

ents

by

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preh

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rs(S

ourc

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licat

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1R

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3R

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n 4

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ion

5R

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n 6

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ion

7R

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n 8

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14R

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Tot

al E

nrol

lmen

t2,

262,

205

3,16

8,54

64,

549,

917

3,52

8,31

73,

906,

458

4,40

9,35

15,

626,

523

3,78

8,76

92,

549,

864

2,04

7,70

75,

841,

520

125,

813

3,34

5,55

129

2,84

8

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al L

EP

77,5

1421

6,44

886

,206

20,2

0426

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126,

293

147,

011

422,

677

236,

777

67,4

391,

215,

218

26,8

1230

0,32

289

,536

Perc

ent L

EP

3.4

6.8

1.9

0.6

0.7

2.9

2.6

11.2

9.3

3.3

20.8

21.3

9.0

30.6

FY93

Titl

e V

II10

,671

45,3

073,

699

340

3,96

313

,108

20,7

9913

,518

29,9

9211

,946

140,

111

920

5,57

12,

938

Perc

ent T

itle

VII

13.8

20.9

4.3

1.7

14.8

10.4

14.1

3.2

12.7

17.7

11.5

3.4

1.9

3.3

Titl

e 1

20,4

3762

,871

22,9

762,

131

2,33

312

,783

9,00

820

3,01

634

,045

8,66

754

2,31

61,

415

22,7

402,

524

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429

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710

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148

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11,2

192,

061

3,14

02,

257

2,15

75,

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5,19

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13,2

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166,

679

2,41

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6,97

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2,48

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9,78

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15,7

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161,

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11,2

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91.

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3,57

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3,48

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1,64

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406

8,18

628

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14,7

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63,9

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September 1, 1995


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Number of LEP Students in Four Language Categories:FY94 Title VII Part A Programs

This report provides data on the language background of students within FY94 Title VII PartA projects. Figure 1 presents data on the number of LEP students in four languagecategories for all FY94 Title VII Part A programs that serve students. These four categoriesare Spanish, Ten Most Common Asian Languages, Native American Languages, and OtherLanguages. Figures 2 and 3 present these same language categories separately for theTransitional Bilingual Education, Special Alternative Instructional, Developmental BilingualEducation, and Special Populations programs. The Academic Excellence and Family EnglishLiteracy programs are not included in this report because they do not directly servestudents.

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671

Not

es: F

igur

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Figu

re 1

sho

ws

the

dist

ribu

tion

of L

EP

stud

ents

ser

ved

by T

itle

VII

Part

A p

roje

cts

with

in f

our

lang

uage

cat

egor

ies:

Spa

nish

, Ten

Mos

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omm

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sian

Lan

guag

es, N

ativ

e A

mer

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Lan

guag

es, a

nd O

ther

Lan

guag

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f th

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2,34

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EP

stud

ents

, 62

perc

ent w

ere

of a

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nish

lang

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bac

kgro

und.

The

Ten

Mos

t Com

mon

Asi

an L

angu

ages

cate

gory

rep

rese

nted

15

perc

ent o

f al

l LE

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uden

ts s

erve

d, a

nd th

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ativ

e A

mer

ican

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guag

es c

ateg

ory

repr

esen

ted

9 pe

rcen

t of

all L

EP

stud

ents

ser

ved.

NM

IIMI

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NM

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MI

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NM

MI

1111

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Num

ber

of L

EP

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ents

in F

our

Lan

guag

e C

ateg

orie

s: *

FY94

Titl

e V

II P

art A

Pro

gram

s(S

ourc

e: F

Y94

Titl

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pplic

atio

ns)

Span

ish

186,

982

61.8

4%

(N=

302,

342)

Ten

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9.32

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13 9

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28,1

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Oth

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angu

ages

42,1

39

Ihe

data

in th

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bas

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n ap

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atio

n da

ta p

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ded

by 9

61 (

94.4

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of

the

tota

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pro

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rect

ly s

ervi

ng s

tude

nts.

The

Ten

Mos

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sian

Lan

guag

es a

re d

efin

ed a

s ea

ster

n an

d so

uthe

aste

rn A

sian

lang

uage

s w

ith th

e gr

eate

st n

umbe

r of

LE

P st

uden

ts s

erve

d. T

hese

are

Vie

tnam

ese,

Chi

nese

, lim

ong,

Cam

bodi

an, T

hai,

Kor

ean,

Tag

alog

, Mia

o-Y

ao, I

loca

no, a

nd J

apan

ese.

The

Oth

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ages

cat

egor

y in

clud

es la

ngua

ges

not

incl

uded

in th

e th

ree

spec

ific

lang

uage

cat

egor

ies

and

lang

uage

s w

hich

wer

e un

spec

ifie

d in

Titl

e V

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pplic

atio

ns.

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BE

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CO

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AV

AIL

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4

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Not

es: F

igur

e 2

Figu

re 2

pre

sent

s th

e sa

me

four

lang

uage

cat

egor

ies

for

the

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n an

d Sp

ecia

l Alte

rnat

ive

Inst

ruct

iona

lpr

ogra

ms

(inc

ludi

ngth

eir

resp

ectiv

e pr

iori

ty p

rogr

ams)

. Spa

nish

LE

Pst

uden

ts r

epre

sent

ed th

e la

rges

t per

cent

age

of L

EP

stud

ents

ser

ved

for

both

the

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n (7

0 pe

rcen

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ativ

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stru

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nal (

41 p

erce

nt)

prog

ram

s. S

tude

nts

from

the

Ten

Mos

t Com

mon

Asi

an L

angu

ages

cat

egor

y re

pres

ente

d th

e se

cond

larg

est p

erce

ntag

e of

LE

P st

uden

ts s

erve

d by

the

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

lE

duca

tion

(11

perc

ent)

and

Spe

cial

Alte

rnat

ive

Inst

ruct

iona

l (27

perc

ent)

pro

gram

s.

676

WI

NM

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M M

B M

B M

IIN

NE

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M M

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sow

am

FIG

UR

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Num

ber

of L

EP

Stud

ents

with

in F

our

Lan

guag

e C

ateg

orie

s Se

rved

by

Spec

ific

Pro

gram

s: *

FY94

Titl

e V

II P

art A

Pro

gram

s(S

ourc

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Y94

Titl

e V

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pplic

atio

ns)

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

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m

70.3

5%

Span

ish

144,

477

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

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(N=

205,

355)

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27)

Oth

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angu

ages

19,3

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9.43

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mer

ican

Lan

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19,6

65

9.58

%

10 6

4%

Ten

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t Com

mon

Asi

an L

angu

ages

21,8

43

Oth

er L

angu

ages

19,4

03

9 08

%

Ten

Mos

t Com

mon

Asi

an L

angu

ages

21,8

72

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ive

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eric

an L

angu

ages

7,47

0

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dat

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thes

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s ar

e ba

sed

upon

app

licat

ion

data

fro

m 5

88 (

94.1

%)

of th

e to

tal 6

25 T

rans

ition

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iling

ual E

duca

tion

proj

ects

and

270

(94

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) of

the

tota

l 285

Spe

cial

Alte

rnat

ive

Inst

ruct

iona

l pro

ject

s. T

he T

en M

ost C

omm

on A

sian

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re d

efin

ed a

s ea

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n an

d so

uthe

aste

rn A

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lang

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s w

ith th

egr

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st n

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r of

LE

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uden

ts s

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tnam

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, Hm

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bodi

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hai,

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loca

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nd J

apan

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The

Oth

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cat

egor

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clud

es la

ngua

ges

outs

ide

of th

e th

ree

spec

ific

lang

uage

cat

egor

ies

and

also

incl

udes

lang

uage

s w

hich

wer

e un

spec

ifie

d in

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pplic

atio

ns.

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1,1,

1 .1

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673

Not

es: F

igur

e 3

Figu

re 3

pre

sent

s th

e nu

mbe

r of

stu

dent

s w

ithin

the

four

lang

uage

cate

gori

es f

or th

e D

evel

opm

enta

l Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n (i

nclu

ding

the

Mag

net S

choo

ls P

rior

ity p

roje

cts)

and

Spe

cial

Pop

ulat

ions

pro

gram

s.Sp

anis

h L

EP

stud

ents

rep

rese

nted

the

larg

est p

erce

ntag

e (6

2 pe

rcen

t)of

the

LE

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uden

ts s

erve

d in

the

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

Prog

ram

, fol

low

ed b

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ts w

ithin

the

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er L

angu

ages

gro

up (

28pe

rcen

t). F

or th

e Sp

ecia

l Pop

ulat

ions

Pro

gram

, the

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nish

lang

uage

cate

gory

rep

rese

nted

the

larg

est p

erce

ntag

e (6

0 pe

rcen

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f th

e L

EP

stud

ents

ser

ved,

fol

low

ed b

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e O

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Lan

guag

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roup

(15

per

cent

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UR

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Num

ber

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EP

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ents

with

in F

our

Lan

guag

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ateg

orie

s Se

rved

by

Spec

ific

Pro

gram

s: *

FY94

Titl

e V

II P

art A

Pro

gram

s(S

ourc

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Y94

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II A

pplic

atio

ns)

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elop

men

tal B

iling

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duca

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Prog

ram

(N=

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0)

Span

ish

5,33

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er L

angu

ages

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2,41

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Mos

t Com

mon

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an L

angu

ages

549

293

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ive

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anL

angu

ages

Span

ish

3,68

4

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ial P

opul

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ns P

rogr

am

(N=

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59.8

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angu

ages

947

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ativ

e A

mer

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Lan

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angu

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dat

a in

thes

e fi

gure

s ar

e ba

sed

upon

app

licat

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data

fro

m 6

0 (9

6.8%

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the

tota

l 62

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

proj

ects

and

43

(93.

5%)

ofth

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tal 4

6 Sp

ecia

l Pop

ulat

ions

pro

ject

s. T

he le

n M

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on A

sian

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es a

re d

efin

ed a

s ea

ster

n an

d so

uthe

aste

rn A

sian

lang

uage

s w

ith th

e gr

eate

stnu

mbe

r of

LE

P st

uden

ts s

erve

d. M

ese

are

Vie

tnam

ese,

Chi

nese

, I I

mon

g, C

ambo

dian

, Tha

i, K

orea

n, T

agal

og, M

iao-

Yao

, Ilo

cano

, and

Jap

anes

e. T

he O

ther

Lan

guag

es c

ateg

ory

incl

udes

lang

uage

s ou

tsid

e of

the

thre

e sp

ecif

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ngua

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s an

d al

so in

clud

es la

ngua

ges

whi

ch w

ere

unsp

ecif

ied

in T

itle

VII

appl

icat

ions

.

682

681

STAG Special Issues Analysis Center

Number of LEP Students Served in theMost Common Language Groups:FY94 Title VII Part A Programs


September 7, 1995


683


684

Number of LEP Students Served in the Most Common Language Groups:FY94 Title VII Part A Programs

This report provides data on the number of LEP students served in the most commonlanguage groups in FY94 Title VII Part A programs. The Academic Excellence and FainilyEnglish Literacy programs are not included in this report because they do not directly servestudents. Figure 1 presents a pie chart showing the overall number of LEP students servedin the most common language groups. Figure 2 presents the number of LEP students withinthe five most common languages for the Transitional Bilingual Education, Special AlternativeInstructional, Developmental Bilingual Education, and Special Populations programs.Special Priority programs are included within their relevant program category.

685

686

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es: F

igur

e 1

Figu

re 1

dis

play

s da

ta o

n th

e nu

mbe

r an

d pe

rcen

tage

of

LE

P st

uden

tsw

ithin

the

mos

t com

mon

lang

uage

gro

ups

serv

ed b

y T

itle

VII

Par

t Apr

ogra

ms.

App

roxi

mat

ely

62 p

erce

nt (

N=

186,

982)

of

all L

EP

stud

ents

serv

ed b

y T

itle

VL

Par

t A p

rogr

ams

are

in th

e Sp

anis

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ngua

gegr

oup.

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11=

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FIG

UR

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ber

of L

EP

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ents

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ved

in M

ost C

omm

on L

angu

age

Gro

ups:

*FY

94 T

itle

VII

Par

t A P

rogr

ams*

*(S

ourc

e: F

Y94

Titl

e V

II A

pplic

atio

ns)

Span

ish

186,

982

61.8

%

Oth

er**

* (1

74 L

angu

ages

)

57,5

47

19 0

%

Rus

sian

3,66

3

Cam

bodi

an4,

603

Fren

ch C

reol

e4,

752

Dak

ota

4,77

2

Hm

ong

5,35

6

Che

roke

e5,

601

Nav

aho

5,94

4

Chi

nese

11,1

58

Vie

tnam

ese'

. 11,

964

Th,

iang

uage

cat

egor

izat

ions

use

d fo

llow

the

U.S

. Bur

eau

of th

e C

ensu

s, P

opul

atio

n D

ivis

ion,

lang

uage

cod

e lis

ts (

1990

Cen

sus,

App

endi

x I)

.**

The

dat

a in

this

tabl

e ar

e ba

sed

on 9

61 (

94.4

N o

f th

e 1,

018

Part

A p

roje

cts

that

dir

ectly

ser

ve s

tude

nts.

***

Of

the

rem

aini

ng 1

74 la

ngua

ges,

the

10 m

ost f

requ

ent n

on-E

nglis

h la

ngua

ges

are:

Ara

bic,

Tha

i, K

orea

n, T

agal

og, C

hoct

aw, P

ortu

gues

e, F

arsi

,A

mer

ican

Ind

ian,

Gre

ek, a

nd M

usko

gee.

G83

686

Not

es: F

igur

e 2

The

num

ber

of L

EP

stud

ents

with

in th

e fi

ve m

ost c

omm

on la

ngua

ges

serv

ed b

y ea

ch T

itle

VII

Par

t A p

rogr

am c

ateg

ory

is p

rese

nted

inFi

gure

2. W

ithin

eac

h pr

ogra

m c

ateg

ory,

the

larg

est g

roup

ser

ved

was

Span

ish

spea

king

LE

P st

uden

ts (

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n,N

=14

4,47

7; S

peci

al A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal,

N=

33,4

82; D

evel

opm

enta

lB

iling

ual E

duca

tion,

N=

5,33

9; a

nd S

peci

al P

opul

atio

ns, N

=3,

684)

.

630

69i

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FIG

UR

E 2

Num

ber

of L

EP

Stud

ents

With

in F

ive

Mos

t Com

mon

Lan

guag

es S

erve

d by

Spe

cifi

cPr

ogra

ms:

*

FY94

VII

Par

t A P

rogr

ams*

*(S

ourc

e: F

Y94

Titl

e V

II A

pplic

atio

ns)

Span

ish

Chi

nese

Vie

tnam

ese

Nav

aho

Dak

ota

Oth

er

Tra

nsiti

onal

Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

ogra

m

:711

6,86

1(3

.3%

)

4,31

5(2

.1%

)

4,31

4(2

.1%

)

4,27

1(2

.1%

)

ZIA

fruk

/41

,117

(20.

0%)

144,

477

(70.

4%)

Spec

ial A

ltern

ativ

e In

stru

ctio

nal P

rogr

am

Span

ish

Vie

tnam

ese

Pr' N

VIM

"':4

,111

133

,482

(40.

7%)

7,50

3(9

.1%

)

(4.6

%)

(2.7

%)

(2.6

%)

33,0

91(4

0.2%

)

Chi

nese

03,7

66

Kor

ean

112,

231

Hm

ong

12,1

54

Oth

er

cont

inue

d

692

693

EM

IIl

i WM

ME

MI

IMO

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C.7

Span

ish

Nav

aho

293

(3.4

%)

Dev

elop

men

tal B

iling

ual E

duca

tion

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ram

e

Chi

nese

E28

3(3

.3%

)

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ean

266

(3.1

%)

Ara

bic

1192

(1.1

%)

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er4:

232

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..-;,

(27.

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FIG

UR

E 2

(Con

tinue

d)

5,33

9(6

2.1%

)

Spec

ial P

opul

atio

ns P

rogr

am

Span

ish

Che

roke

e L

i288

Chi

nese

248

Vie

tnam

ese

E14

6

Kic

kapo

o

Oth

er

125

(4.7

%)

(4.0

%)

(2.4

%)

(2.0

%)

1,66

9 (2

7.1%

)

3,68

4(5

9.8%

)

*T

he la

ngua

ge c

ateg

oriz

atio

ns u

sed

follo

w th

e U

.S. B

urea

u of

the

Cen

sus,

Pop

ulat

ion

Div

isio

n, la

ngua

ge c

ode

lists

(19

90 C

ensu

s, A

ppen

dix

I).

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Aca

dem

ic E

xcel

lenc

e an

d Fa

mily

Eng

lish

Lite

racy

pro

gram

s w

ere

not i

nclu

ded

in th

is f

igur

e be

caus

e th

ey d

o no

t dir

ectly

ser

ve s

tude

nts

The

dat

a in

this

fig

ure

are

base

d on

961

(94

.4%

) of

the

1,01

8 Pa

rt A

pro

ject

s th

at d

irec

tly s

erve

stu

dent

s.

694

69J

SIAG

1

1


Number of Projects ServingSpecific Language Groups:FY94 Title VII Programs


September 7, 1995


6 9 t;

Thi.4 report was prepared for the U. S. Department of Education, Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, under Contract No.T292001001, Task No. 4. The opinions, conclusions, and recommendationsexpressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of theDepartment of Education and no official endorsement by the Departmentof Education should be inferred.

6 9 /

Number of Projects Serving Specific Language Groups:FY94 Title VII Programs

This report provides data on the number of projects serving specific language groups inFY94 Title VII Part A and Part C programs. Figure 1 presents data on the number of PartA projects serving students in the ten non-English language groups most commonly served.Figure 2 displays the number of projects serving students in the five languages mostcommonly served, separately for the Transitional Bilingual Education, Special AlternativeInstructional, Developmental Bilingual Education, and Special Populations programs. Figure3 provides data on the number of Part C projects training participants to serve the ten non-English language groups most commonly served. Figure 4 presents the number of projectstraining participants to serve the five languages most commonly served, separately for theEducational Personnel Training and Short-Term Training programs.

Not

es: F

igur

e 1

Figu

re 1

dis

play

s da

ta o

n th

e nu

mbe

r of

FY

94 T

itle

VII

Par

t A p

roje

cts

serv

ing

stud

ents

in th

e te

n la

ngua

ge g

roup

s m

ost c

omm

only

ser

ved.

Span

ish

is th

e m

ost c

omm

on la

ngua

ge g

roup

to b

e se

rved

by

proj

ects

(N=

723)

, whi

le V

ietn

ames

e is

the

seco

nd m

ost c

omm

on la

ngua

gegr

oup

(N=

193)

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s:*

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art A

Pro

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s(S

ourc

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Y94

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pplic

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ns)

134

112

111

109

105

87 81

193

174

723

*T

he la

ngua

ge c

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oriz

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follo

w th

e U

.S. B

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u of

the

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sus,

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ulat

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isio

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ngua

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(19

90 C

ensu

s, A

ppen

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I). P

roje

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serv

e st

uden

ts in

mor

e th

an o

ne la

ngua

ge g

roup

. Of t

he r

emai

ning

174

lang

uage

s, th

e 10

mos

t com

mon

ly s

er v

ed n

on-E

nglis

h la

ngua

ges

are:

Jap

anes

e,P

olis

h,

Far

si, P

ortu

gues

e, F

renc

h C

reol

e, R

uman

ian,

Che

roke

e, G

ujar

ati,

Pan

jabi

, and

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darin

.

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01 d

i+

701

702

Not

es: F

igur

e 2

The

num

ber

of p

roje

cts

serv

ing

stud

ents

with

in th

e fi

ve la

ngua

ges

mos

t com

mon

ly s

erve

d by

eac

h T

itle

VII

Par

t A p

rogr

am is

pre

sent

edin

Fig

ure

2.W

ithin

eac

h pr

ogra

m c

ateg

ory,

the

larg

est n

umbe

r of

proj

ects

ser

ved

Span

ish

spea

king

stud

ents

[T

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Edu

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ns(N

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94 T

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licat

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)

Tra

nsiti

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Bili

ngua

l Edu

catio

n Pr

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Span

ish

Chi

nese

114

9

Vie

tnam

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1148

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roke

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6

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Tot

al P

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Proj

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Pro

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Pro

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431

Spec

ial A

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stru

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Span

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Vie

tnam

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Chi

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Ara

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138

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106

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. Bur

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hty-

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part

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to s

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spe

akin

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26

proj

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trai

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rtic

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ts to

ser

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e st

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ish

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nese

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sian

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lang

uage

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izat

ions

use

d fo

llow

the

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. Bur

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of th

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ensu

s, P

opul

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n D

ivis

ion,

lang

uage

cod

e lis

ts (

1990

Cen

sus,

App

endi

x I)

. Pro

ject

s m

ay tr

ain

part

icip

ants

to s

erve

mor

e th

an o

ne la

ngua

ge g

roup

. Of t

he r

emai

ning

56

lang

uage

s, th

e 11

mos

t com

mon

ly s

erve

d no

n-E

nglis

h la

ngua

ges

are:

Hm

ong,

Man

darin

, Arm

enia

n, F

arsi

, Ita

han,

Nav

aho,

Am

haric

, Ben

gali,

Fre

nch,

Pol

ish,

and

Rum

ania

n.

1,1,

19.1

01 I

1),

711

712

710

Not

es: F

igur

e 4

The

num

ber

of p

roje

cts

trai

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