Eagle Crest Charter Academy reports receiving 682,131 in Section 31a at‑risk funds from Michigan for the 2025-2026 school year and outlines how those dollars are being used to support at-risk students. The funding is allocated across several interventions: breakfast program support, field experiences, instructional coaching, intervention supplies and materials, summer programming, supplemental professional development, instructional intervention staff, social-emotional staffing, and a tutoring program. Because the school is a single-building district, all Section 31a funds are directed to this campus, and stakeholder input is gathered through annual fall and spring meetings and surveys.While the specific vendors are not listed, the scope of interventions implies ongoing or upcoming purchasing for curriculum-aligned tutoring services, SEL staff supports, PD providers, and intervention materials. Vendors in these areas can position themselves for future or incremental Section 31a-funded work by aligning to evidence-based requirements and the listed intervention categories.

Letter emphasizes evidence-based interventions and annual transparency/feedback process, suggesting a recurring yearly funding and planning cycle for Section 31a uses.