Funding Status & Awards
The functions of the Title III, Part A program have moved to the Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA). This continues to be the program’s official page until further notice.
Funding Status
| Fiscal Year 2020 | Fiscal Year 2021 | Fiscal Year 2022** | Fiscal Year 2023 | |
| Total Appropriation | $787,400,000 | $797,400,000 | $831,400,000 | $890,000,000 |
| National Professional Development Grants (NPD) & National Clearinghouse on English Language Acquisition (NCELA)* | $50,925,095 | $51,575,845 | $53,994,170 | $57,560,750 |
| Outlying Areas | $3,917,315 | $3,967,065 | $4,153,398 | $4,427,750 |
| Native American and Alaska Native Children in School (NAM)* | $5,000,000 | $5,000,000 | $5,000,000 | $5,000,000 |
| Evaluation | $3,937,000 | $3,987,000 | $720,455 | $4,450,000 |
| Total New Awards to States (52 Awards) | $723,620,590 | $732,874,090 | $767,531,977 | $818,561,500 |
*NAM, NCELA & NPD Grants are administered by the Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA).
** FY22 amounts updated to reflect supplemental allocations.
Awards
| AWARDS TO STATES | Fiscal Year 2020* | Fiscal Year 2021 | Fiscal Year 2022** | Fiscal Year 2023 |
| ALABAMA | $4,040,965 | $4,205,117 | $4,247,828 | $4,667,423 |
| ALASKA | $1,369,301 | $1,376,178 | $1,354,896 | $1,219,172 |
| ARIZONA | $14,500,499 | $14,356,444 | $14,766,928 | $15,110,683 |
| ARKANSAS | $3,795,001 | $3,764,361 | $3,960,792 | $4,163,471 |
| CALIFORNIA | $148,959,688 | $149,265,123 | $156,687,563 | $161,156,417 |
| COLORADO | $10,324,217 | $10,299,436 | $10,904,251 | $11,250,831 |
| CONNECTICUT | $6,577,249 | $6,779,184 | $7,019,828 | $7,536,325 |
| DELAWARE | $1,343,430 | $1,393,972 | $1,585,725 | $1,944,936 |
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | $1,471,543 | $1,462,006 | $1,522,983 | $1,672,845 |
| FLORIDA | $49,953,322 | $ 51,185,896 | $53,553,429 | $55,781,692 |
| GEORGIA | $17,375,007 | $ 18,491,232 | $19,745,365 | $21,429,707 |
| HAWAII | $3,659,017 | $3,544,302 | $3,595,780 | $3,517,210 |
| IDAHO | $2,467,058 | $2,452,804 | $2,452,298 | $2,338,485 |
| ILLINOIS | $25,463,457 | $ 25,481,119 | $26,727,029 | $30,088,034 |
| INDIANA | $8,907,466 | $9,186,206 | $9,319,926 | $10,021,167 |
| IOWA | $4,353,027 | $4,443,804 | $4,437,088 | $4,350,716 |
| KANSAS | $4,736,418 | $4,723,906 | $4,856,112 | $4,986,622 |
| KENTUCKY | $4,449,412 | $4,589,063 | $4,915,572 | $5,544,924 |
| LOUISIANA | $3,994,781 | $4,282,700 | $4,729,288 | $5,032,305 |
| MAINE | $895,288 | $897,016 | $949,236 | $938,540 |
| MARYLAND | $12,665,046 | $13,354,580 | $14,100,974 | $15,878,742 |
| MASSACHUSETTS | $17,114,993 | $17,199,595 | $18,621,933 | $20,685,947 |
| MICHIGAN | $12,847,212 | $12,878,101 | $13,276,709 | $13,145,609 |
| MINNESOTA | $10,704,132 | $10,880,048 | $10,809,920 | $11,330,277 |
| MISSISSIPPI | $1,751,243 | $1,800,042 | $1,990,025 | $2,050,775 |
| MISSOURI | $5,405,911 | $5,699,968 | $5,904,887 | $6,163,214 |
| MONTANA | $500,000 | $500,000 | $500,000 | $500,000 |
| NEBRASKA | $3,733,534 | $3,921,154 | $4,302,744 | $4,595,664 |
| NEVADA | $7,070,867 | $7,393,861 | $8,157,096 | $8,199,493 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | $1,082,418 | $1,059,482 | $1,065,705 | $1,096,025 |
| NEW JERSEY | $20,792,691 | $21,827,322 | $23,496,721 | $27,431,899 |
| NEW MEXICO | $4,942,681 | $4,906,513 | $5,477,703 | $5,815,909 |
| NEW YORK | $57,314,305 | $57,301,488 | $60,400,868 | $65,687,554 |
| NORTH CAROLINA | $15,628,691 | $15,695,270 | $16,626,650 | $18,661,675 |
| NORTH DAKOTA | $555,873 | $533,791 | $591,597 | $610,995 |
| OHIO | $11,272,619 | $11,625,929 | $12,327,447 | $13,128,142 |
| OKLAHOMA | $5,772,896 | $5,583,756 | $5,726,322 | $6,348,417 |
| OREGON | $7,268,924 | $7,366,214 | $7,732,779 | $8,117,636 |
| PENNSYLVANIA | $16,093,849 | $16,505,262 | $17,501,173 | $19,105,632 |
| PUERTO RICO | $3,618,103 | $3,664,370 | $3,837,660 | $4,092,807 |
| RHODE ISLAND | $2,193,093 | $2,263,010 | $2,582,566 | $2,865,137 |
| SOUTH CAROLINA | $5,102,291 | $5,447,134 | $5,7581,140 | $6,205,074 |
| SOUTH DAKOTA | $1,005,623 | $963,154 | $984,399 | $981,152 |
| TENNESSEE | $7,467,304 | $7,870,027 | $8,264,160 | $9,969,292 |
| TEXAS | $125,960,340 | $126,702,660 | $130,206,759 | $140,174,779 |
| UTAH | $5,021,691 | $5,084,906 | $5,377,212 | $6,193,844 |
| VERMONT | $500,000 | $500,000 | $500,000 | $500,000 |
| VIRGINIA | $14,731,003 | $15,168,901 | $15,916,052 | $16,899,661 |
| WASHINGTON | $18,341,433 | $18,761,659 | $19,586,387 | $20,660,367 |
| WEST VIRGINIA | $517,878 | $558,634 | $586,618 | $542,583 |
| WISCONSIN | $7,507,800 | $7,177,390 | $7,465,854 | $7,671,694 |
| WYOMING | $500,000 | $500,000 | $500,000 | $500,000 |
* The Awards listed under FY20 do not include additional funds that States received under ESSER or GEER under the CARES Act.
** FY22 amounts updated to reflect supplemental allocations.
Additional Information
Please see the U.S. Department of Education’s (ED’s) Budget History Tables for information on the President’s budget requests and enacted appropriations for major ED programs.
