Flagship Charter Academy issued its Fiscal Year 2026 Section 31a Annual Transparency Report on June 15, 2026, detailing use of Michigan at-risk funding for the 2025-2026 school year. The school received 1326342 in Section 31a funds and deployed them toward multiple evidence-based supports: breakfast program support, instructional coaching, intervention supplies and materials, retention/recruitment bonuses, summer programming, instructional intervention staff, social-emotional staffing, attendance support staff, and supplemental staff supplies. While this report describes spending already in place for 2025-2026, it confirms a recurring, sizable funding stream and the school’s ongoing strategy to use evidence-based interventions for at-risk K-12 students, attendance, SEL, and college/career readiness.Vendors providing intervention curriculum and materials, SEL programs, staffing solutions, tutoring/summer programming services, or tools that support attendance and instructional coaching can position themselves for future cycles as these services are refined or rebid. Engagement would likely focus on demonstrating evidence-based impact aligned with Section 31a requirements and supporting the school’s stakeholder feedback and continuous school improvement processes.

Flagship Charter Academy is a single-building district, so all Section 31a funds are allocated to this one school. Stakeholder feedback on state and federal-funded programs is collected via fall parent meetings and spring continuous school improvement meetings.