Farmington Municipal Schools approved a Budget Adjustment Request on June 9, 2026 to program $1,385,813.46 in FY26 ESEA Title I, Part A carryover funds. The adjustment outlines specific uses including $197,700 for software, $170,000 for other contract services, $60,000 for student transportation, $450,000 for professional development (function 2200) and $9,000 in PD under function 2400, along with supplies and other charges. This is a planning and budgeting action; no specific vendors are named in the document, indicating upcoming or ongoing procurements to deploy software, contracted services, and PD aligned to Title I objectives for July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026. Vendors providing instructional software, Title I-aligned afterschool/summer learning tools, tutoring or academic interventions, and PD/coaching services can position solutions that fit within these earmarked categories and timelines before funds are fully obligated.
Title I, Part A flowthrough fund code 24101; includes lines for software (56113), other contract ser...
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Joliet Township High School District 204 has executed an annual enrollment contract with Shrub Oak International School in Mohegan Lake, NY to provide 365-day residential special education and related services for one student under IDEA. The agreement covers the 2026-2027 school year, including education, room and board, and 16 hours per day of aide support, with services aligned to the student’s IEP. The contract specifies a total annual cost of 680182.80, billed in 12 monthly installments of 56681.90, and allows for modifications if the PPT determines a change in services or placement. This is a decided placement, but it reveals the district’s willingness to fund high-cost out-of-district residential programs and additional services at daily/shift rates, as well as the decision-making authority of the Director of Special Services. Vendors of specialized therapies, behavior support, case management, and residential-program support tools can position follow-on services such as supplemental supports, staff training, data/IEP documentation tools, or alternative placements when the student transitions or when similar cases arise.
Contract includes provisions for additional emergency services at 430.60 per 8-hour shift and for ch...
Franklin Borough Board of Education has revised Policy 2200 (Curriculum) as of 2026-07-13 to align district curriculum with New Jersey Student Learning Standards and related regulations. The policy requires ongoing review and continuous improvement of curriculum and instruction, inclusion of interdisciplinary connections, bias review of instructional materials, and equitable access for students with disabilities, multilingual learners, and gifted and talented students. The revision obligates the Superintendent and curriculum supervisors to design, review, and enhance curriculum frameworks, pacing guides, assessments, literacy screeners, and contextual learning tools, and to correct any noncompliance identified by the Commissioner via a formal corrective action plan. This creates forward-looking needs for curriculum design support, aligned instructional materials, assessment tools, literacy screeners, and related professional services or platforms. Vendors can position solutions that help the district manage NJSLS alignment, bias review, and documentation required for Board approval and State monitoring.
Policy explicitly references N.J.A.C. 6A:8-3.x, N.J.S.A. 18A:6-142 through 18A:6-150, and 18A:35-35,...
Nevis Public Schools, in partnership with racially isolated districts Walker Hackensack Akeley (WHA) and Northland Remer, has approved an RIS-focused integration plan for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2029 that centers on ACT prep and multi-grade integration activities. The plan calls for 25% of Nevis 11th graders to participate annually in an ACT prep course hosted at one of the partner schools, coordinated by the WHA family liaison/social worker, with explicit goals around student integration and increased sense of engagement captured via climate surveys. The narrative also describes additional integration programming, including a workshop with an external “Kindness retreat company” in 2025–26 for grades 6, 8, and 11 and career/college fair-related activities in subsequent years, but it does not specify contracted vendors, curricula, or logistics providers beyond that reference. This opens space for ACT prep providers, college/career readiness platforms, social-emotional learning and retreat providers, and event/logistics partners to support the design and delivery of ACT prep courses, integration workshops, and climate survey tools. Vendors can explore how to help the WHA liaison and partner districts boost ACT participation, deliver culturally responsive prep experiences, and measure engagement gains as defined in the key indicators.
Key indicators include student climate survey engagement increases (targeting 75–100%) and 25% annua...
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