Grant FundingGrantsDetected Jun 11, 2026

The Academy of Alameda is seeking board approval to continue applying for its federal Title programs for 2026-27: Title I, Part A; Title II, Part A; Title III English Learner; and Title IV, Part A. The consolidated application form in the packet shows the LEA has selected “Yes” for all four grants for the 2026-27 fiscal year, indicating ongoing, multi-stream federal funding for core instruction, teacher effectiveness, English learner support, and student support programs. While this agenda item is informational, the annual reapplication sets the stage for how the school will budget and implement interventions, curriculum, PD, and student supports tied to these funds.Vendors that provide evidence-based academic interventions, EL supports, SEL/behavior solutions, PD, or supplemental materials aligned to Title program rules can help shape how these federal dollars are programmed for 2026-27 and beyond, especially as AoA refines its LCAP and addresses needs of foster youth, ELs, and low-income students.

The conapp checkbox page confirms participation in Titles I, II, III EL, and IV; no Title III Immigrant funds. DELAC input is marked “No,” suggesting LEA is small and may not be required to have a DELAC.

The Academy of Alameda District2026-27 Title I, II, III, IV federal grants application and programming

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