Title I Part A
Eligibility
Nevada Title I-eligible schools serving low-income students. Funds flow through districts to eligible schools.
Program Goals
Title I Part A is the largest federal education program, providing formula funds to districts serving high concentrations of low-income students. Nevada districts use Title I funds for academic enrichment, technology, and supplemental programs in eligible schools.
Learn more at the official program page
How to Apply
Contact your district's federal programs coordinator. Funds flow by formula through the state to districts to schools.
Cycle Notes
Annual allocation. Schools access funds through their district's federal programs office.
Award Amount
Allocations vary by district and school based on low-income enrollment. Nevada receives millions in Title I annually.
Allowable Purchases
Grant funds can typically cover curriculum kits and classroom technology. These Forward Education products are a strong fit:
- Coding for Good Kit
- Climate Action Kit
- Smart Solar Energy Kit
- CHARGE Battery Pack for micro:bit
- CodeCTRL controller with display for micro:bit
- Forward Education Learning Platform
Frequently Asked Questions
How do schools access Title I funds?
Through the district's federal programs coordinator and approved school improvement plan.
What can Title I funds buy?
Academic enrichment, tutoring, technology, professional development, and parent engagement programs.
Are STEM kits eligible?
Yes, when tied to academic improvement goals in the school plan.
Who decides how funds are spent?
Districts and schools develop Title I plans with community input.
Where do I learn more?
At doe.nv.gov/Academics/Title_Programs/Title_I/
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