INNOVATIVE

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TITLE V

• INNOVATIVE
• PROGRAMS
• No Child Left Behind

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REQUIREMENTS

• Needs Assessment for the District
• Identify the needs to be addressed by Title V
• Consultation on Design and Implementation
• Parents of Children
• Teachers
• Administrators
• Other school and community groups

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PRIORITIES

• Support local education reform efforts that are
  consistent with and support the New Hampshire
  Curriculum Frameworks
• Provide funding to enable school districts to
  implement promising educational reform and school
  improvement programs based on scientific research

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PRIORITIES

• Provide a continuing source of innovation and
  educational improvement, including support
  programs to provide library services and
  instructional and media materials
• Meet the educational needs of all students,
  including at-risk youth and
• Develop and implement education programs to
  improve school, student, and teacher performance,
  including professional development activities and
  class size reduction programs.

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Alternative Program

• Hiring highly qualified personnel for programs
  for expelled or suspended students
• Materials for programs for expelled or suspended
  students
• Support services for expelled or suspended
  students

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Class Size Reduction

• Hiring highly qualified teachers to reduce class
  size

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Activities must be aligned with the districts
  PD Master Plan and NCLB definition (Section
  9101).
• Coursework
• Workshops over time
• CPR training

• High Quality PD

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Professional Development Continued

• Implementation of sustained models of
  professional development (e.g., action research,
  study groups, lesson study, examining student
  work, peer coaching, coaching and modeling, etc.
  ).

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Recruitment Activities

• Advertising
• Signing bonuses
• Differential pay for teachers in high need
  districts
• Differential pay for core academic area shortages
  
• Scholarships

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Community Involvement

• Initiatives to generate, maintain and strengthen
  community involvement
• Homework club at the community center
• Use of the public library resources for classes

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Community Service

• Costs associated with coordinating and providing
  community service programs and community service-
  learning activities for students

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Data Collection
• Management

• Instrument development
• Distribution of surveys, etc.
• Data analysis

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Gifted and Talented

• Hiring highly qualified personnel for gifted and
  talented programs
• Materials for gifted and talented programs

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Instruction-Extended Learning (K-12)

• Extended time academic support and enrichment
  programs for students most at risk of not meeting
  state standards
• After school, weekends, vacation and summer time
  instructional services to eligible students to
  supplement the instruction received in their
  assigned educational programs
• Supplemental Educational Services

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Parent Communication

• Development and dissemination of notices,
  policies, etc.
• Development and dissemination of instructional
  support materials for parents
• Right to Know Information
• Written parent involvement policy

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Parent Engagement

• Parent-school compact
• Parent training sessions (e.g., math/science
  nights, how to sessions reading to your child,
  etc.).
• Capacity building

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Parent Literacy

• English as a second language instruction
• Math Basics
• English/Language Arts
• Technology use and instruction

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Planning and
• Evaluation

• Needs assessment and data analysis
• Develop plans for new programs and services
• Evaluation
• Planning, design and initial implementation of
  Charter Schools

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Pre-School Activities

• Activities to establish or enhance Pre-K programs

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Safety/Security Activities

• Hiring of school security personnel
• Crisis management plan development
• Crisis management plan implementation

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• School Choice

• Activities to promote, implement or expand public
  school choice

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• School Nurses

• Hiring qualified school nurses

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• School Restructuring

• Small learning communities
• Alternative scheduling (e.g., block scheduling,
  flexible scheduling, etc.)
• Establishment of teacher teams
• School reform models or magnet schools

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Student Assessment

• Academic testing
• Progress monitoring
• Diagnostic testing
• Local assessment activities

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Technology for Instruction

• Hardware and peripherals for classroom
  instruction
• Software applications for classroom instruction

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• School library media centers

• Library materials and supplies
• Technology to Assist Library Personnel

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• Student Support Services

• Group or individual counseling to students,
  parents and school personnel by qualified school
  based mental health services providers
• Mentoring
• Early identification of drug use and violence

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27 Categories May Be Funded

• Violence/ATOD Prevention

• Programming based on scientifically-based
  research that provides evidence that it will
  reduce and prevent violence and the use of
  illegal/illicit drugs
• Student assistance program

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PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION

• Reasonable amount of time spent on administration

• Development of data systems
• Reports (e.g., performance and achievement
  report, etc.)
• Oversight (e.g., supplement not supplant,
  maintenance of effort, etc.)
• Grant Coordination/scheduling

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PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION

• Reasonable Amount
• for Administrative Cost

• Finance (e.g., budget development, purchase
  orders, invoices, grant amendments, end-of-year
  financial report, etc.)
• Supervision and evaluation
• Scheduling

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TITLE V

• The
• End
• Have a Great End-of-Year