State of Hawaii Department of Education

April 2005

Title II A – Preparing, Training, and Recruiting High Quality Teachers and Principals

Title II D – Enhancing Education Through Technology

Title V – Innovative Programs

Funding

• Amounts are an estimated funding• Decrease in the percentage in Title IID &

Title V for 2005• Funding will be released in July 2005 • (Currently) No funding for Title IID for 2006

• www.ed.gov

To increase the academic achievement of all students by helping schools and school districts to improve teacher and principal

quality

Requirements:• Effective training - classroom teachers to include• Addressing different learning styles of students• Improving student behavior in the classroom• Involving parents in their child’s education• Understanding and using data and assessment to

improve classroom practices and student learning

• Coordination of PD activities

To increase student learning through the effective integration of technology into the curricula and instruction with professional

development.

Requirements:• 25% of funds towards PD in the integration of

technology into curricula and instruction• Approved technology plan• Verification of Children’s Internet Protection Act

To enable state and local agencies to implement promising reform and school

improvement programs.

Demonstrates:• Continuing source of innovation and

educational improvement, including programs that support school libraries.

• Meeting the needs of all students including at-risk students.

Increase student

achievement

Use of scientific based research

Collaborative Activities

Focus on Math & Science

Serve areas with a high number of

disadvantaged students or greatest needs

Priority to consortia that did not receive NCLB Consolidated Grant

funding

Collaborative planning between public and

private sectors

URL:

http://www.k12.hi.us/

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