Funding Status & Awards
Funding Status
Title I, Part D, Subpart 1 (CFDA 84.013A)
| Fiscal Year 2020 | Fiscal Year 2021 | Fiscal Year 2022 | Fiscal Year 2023 | |
| Total Appropriation | $47,614,000 | $48,239,000 | $48,239,000 | $49,239,000 |
| Technical Assistance | $1,190,350 | $1,205,975 | $1,205,975 | $1,230,975 |
| Total New Awards to States (51 Awards in FYs 2020-2022; 50 Awards in FY 2023) | $46,423,650 | $47,033,025 | $47,033,025 | $48,008,025 |
Awards
Title I, Part D, Subpart 1 Awards (CFDA 84.013A)
| AWARDS TO STATES | Fiscal Year 2020 (April 2021) | Fiscal Year 2021 | Fiscal Year 2022 | Fiscal Year 2023 |
| ALABAMA | $611,119 | $504,957 | $501,839 | $453,783 |
| ALASKA | $403.038 | $363,569 | $413,319 | $428,783 |
| ARIZONA | $708,182 | $639,512 | $879,946 | $304,952 |
| ARKANSAS | $345,004 | $279,692 | $431,134 | $552,694 |
| CALIFORNIA | $1,525,734 | $1,325,935 | $1,272,525 | $801,875 |
| COLORADO | $545,839 | $578,303 | $623,404 | $470,944 |
| CONNECTICUT | $894,446 | $1,186,045 | $1,102,639 | $1,050,385 |
| DELAWARE | $332,368 | $212,378 | $430,355 | $466,115 |
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | $81,446 | $85,019 | $242,237 | $308,760 |
| FLORIDA | $1,138,169 | $914,668 | $1,233,342 | $1,045,443 |
| GEORGIA | $2,164,315 | $2,064,263 | $3,010,951 | $3,436,045 |
| HAWAII | $130,139 | $154,208 | $78,203 | $72,297 |
| IDAHO | $513,264 | $618,346 | $432,948 | $501,849 |
| ILLINOIS | $462,999 | $517,052 | $291,592 | $316,568 |
| INDIANA | $712,760 | $572,083 | $653,260 | $896,465 |
| IOWA | $516,428 | $477,245 | $492,107 | $580,882 |
| KANSAS | $213,081 | $204,099 | $278,524 | $466,610 |
| KENTUCKY | $1,199,020 | $1,195,605 | $1,332,972 | $1,614,995 |
| LOUISIANA | $2,270,348 | $2,159,176 | $1,979,409 | $2,812,903 |
| MAINE | $115,272 | $99,782 | $92,770 | $85,370 |
| MARYLAND | $1,496,914 | $1,982,032 | $1,229,962 | $1,531,769 |
| MASSACHUSETTS | $870,534 | $1,056,872 | $1,013,761 | $1,047,378 |
| MICHIGAN | $950,801 | $962,638 | $1,058,238 | $793,441 |
| MINNESOTA | $541,858 | $457,603 | $363,857 | $437,929 |
| MISSISSIPPI | $282,700 | $223,753 | $206,746 | $175,754 |
| MISSOURI | $1,914,390 | $1,234,569 | $1,376,521 | $1,548,175 |
| MONTANA | $246,661 | $255,246 | $231,811 | $315,775 |
| NEBRASKA | $408,697 | $327,263 | $324,954 | $384,961 |
| NEVADA | $840,490 | $911,644 | $1,037,229 | $964,722 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | $51,966 | $47,170 | $14,078 | $18,469 |
| NEW JERSEY | $1,736,794 | $1,660,009 | $1,410,126 | $1,575,456 |
| NEW MEXICO | $213,273 | $208,635 | $214,567 | $148,066 |
| NEW YORK | $2,885,634 | $3,047,885 | $2,080,817 | $2,436,905 |
| NORTH CAROLINA | $1,107,989 | $1,155,052 | $1,305,813 | $1,245,311 |
| NORTH DAKOTA | $106,054 | $51,502 | $64,673 | $64,005 |
| OHIO | $1,135,620 | $1,841,992 | $2,352,457 | $2,304,400 |
| OKLAHOMA | $737,155 | $266,463 | $360,461 | $421,925 |
| OREGON | $1,600,391 | $1,902,498 | $1,821,132 | $1,799,016 |
| PENNSYLVANIA | $1,647,197 | $1,721,193 | $1,433,934 | $1,396,763 |
| PUERTO RICO | $321,821 | $330,681 | $196,779 | $97,321 |
| RHODE ISLAND | $317,954 | $344,701 | $270,376 | $274,349 |
| SOUTH CAROLINA | $1,909,938 | $1,738,798 | $1,723,007 | $1,746,755 |
| SOUTH DAKOTA | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| TENNESSEE | $250,429 | $243,407 | $277,419 | $234,050 |
| TEXAS | $2,603,199 | $2,883,094 | $2,998,634 | $2,585,561 |
| UTAH | $971,869 | $996,308 | $959,503 | $904,595 |
| VERMONT | $86,040 | $16,328 | $34,984 | $0 |
| VIRGINIA | $1,154,946 | $1,355,696 | $1,106,161 | $1,279,630 |
| WASHINGTON | $2,563,101 | $3,307,571 | $3,187,493 | $2,591,996 |
| WEST VIRGINIA | $1,155,830 | $992,804 | $1,354,949 | $1,548,071 |
| WISCONSIN | $353,728 | $270,829 | $206,147 | $289,516 |
| WYOMING | $1,004,706 | $1,086,852 | $1,042,970 | $1,178,243 |
Title I, Part D, Subpart 2 Amounts Available to States (States receive Title I, Part D, Subpart 2 Funds as part of their Title I, Part A awards (CFDA 84.010A)
Actual amounts available to States for Subpart 2 will be smaller than shown here due to State-level adjustments to Federal Title I allocations. States adjust allocations, for example, to reflect LEA boundary changes or the creation of new LEAs, including charter school LEAs, that are not accounted for in the statutory calculations. States are also permitted to reserve, for administration, up to 1 percent of the allocations they would receive if $14 billion were appropriated and generally must reserve 7 percent of their allocations for school improvement. These adjustments will reduce the actual amount available for Subpart 2 purposes.
| AMOUNTS AVAILABLE TO STATES | Fiscal Year 2020 (Revised October 2020) | Fiscal Year 2021 (Revised October 2021) |
Fiscal Year 2022 (Revised October 2022) | Fiscal Year 2023 (Revised October 2023) |
| TOTAL | $103,377,689 | $98,548,580 | $95,974,108 | $92,520,404 |
| ALABAMA | $1,889,078 | $1,794,728 | $1,774,153 | $1,648,008 |
| ALASKA | $482,162 | $470,046 | $447,149 | $431,519 |
| ARIZONA | $1,026,708 | $975,662 | $1,046,471 | $994,148 |
| ARKANSAS | $834,589 | $793,284 | $1,174,095 | $1,124,414 |
| CALIFORNIA | $20,596,686 | $19,566,851 | $18,588,509 | $17,659,083 |
| COLORADO | $931,272 | $884,709 | $840,473 | $798,450 |
| CONNECTICUT | $217,451 | $206,611 | $206,971 | $196,623 |
| DELAWARE | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| FLORIDA | $7,101,513 | $6,746,437 | $6,409,115 | $6,495,258 |
| GEORGIA | $256,053 | $243,250 | $231,088 | $219,533 |
| HAWAII | $22,252 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| IDAHO | $1,138,475 | $1,228,284 | $1,277,450 | $1,156,337 |
| ILLINOIS | $1,671,138 | $1,587,581 | $1,508,202 | $1,445,900 |
| INDIANA | $2,355,314 | $2,238,719 | $2,645,176 | $2,512,918 |
| IOWA | $1,033,834 | $982,203 | $933,093 | $886,438 |
| KANSAS | $1,469,181 | $1,395,722 | $1,325,936 | $1,259,639 |
| KENTUCKY | $1,542,143 | $1,449,319 | $1,391,936 | $1,322,340 |
| LOUISIANA | $1,413,390 | $1,342,720 | $1,315,730 | $1,379,925 |
| MAINE | $44,498 | $53,738 | $0 | $57,664 |
| MARYLAND | $480,907 | $456,925 | $441,298 | $423,219 |
| MASSACHUSETTS | $983,332 | $934,165 | $887,457 | $843,084 |
| MICHIGAN | $6,059,829 | $5,756,838 | $5,468,996 | $5,195,546 |
| MINNESOTA | $2,469,876 | $2,347,973 | $2,230,575 | $2,119,046 |
| MISSISSIPPI | $857,556 | $814,740 | $774,003 | $744,961 |
| MISSOURI | $953,328 | $905,662 | $940,875 | $928,738 |
| MONTANA | $487,756 | $463,368 | $496,932 | $518,829 |
| NEBRASKA | $398,030 | $379,044 | $410,555 | $400,083 |
| NEVADA | $807,837 | $767,802 | $729,412 | $696,571 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | $446,324 | $466,165 | $442,793 | $420,654 |
| NEW JERSEY | $1,019,688 | $968,704 | $920,599 | $886,586 |
| NEW MEXICO | $437,540 | $415,786 | $394,997 | $375,247 |
| NEW YORK | $8,611,421 | $8,180,850 | $7,771,807 | $7,383,217 |
| NORTH CAROLINA | $630,248 | $598,736 | $568,799 | $540,359 |
| NORTH DAKOTA | $406,703 | $386,444 | $367,121 | $348,765 |
| OHIO | $5,512,378 | $5,239,618 | $5,006,623 | $5,160,737 |
| OKLAHOMA | $887,701 | $843,368 | $849,838 | $792,903 |
| OREGON | $1,040,047 | $988,045 | $938,643 | $891,711 |
| PENNSYLVANIA | $7,764,660 | $7,376,427 | $7,007,605 | $6,657,225 |
| PUERTO RICO | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| RHODE ISLAND | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| SOUTH CAROLINA | $264,777 | $254,574 | $241,845 | $229,753 |
| SOUTH DAKOTA | $1,061,592 | $1,008,512 | $1,099,979 | $1,066,335 |
| TENNESSEE | $1,828,352 | $1,737,863 | $1,968,042 | $1,944,140 |
| TEXAS | $8,943,541 | $8,500,784 | $8,075,745 | $7,748,290 |
| UTAH | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| VERMONT | $167,014 | $158,669 | $150,735 | $143,844 |
| VIRGINIA | $972,823 | $929,194 | $923,217 | $936,686 |
| WASHINGTON | $2,506,169 | $2,382,091 | $2,262,987 | $2,149,837 |
| WEST VIRGINIA | $225,999 | $214,703 | $216,429 | $243,801 |
| WISCONSIN | $1,423,718 | $1,353,080 | $1,320,402 | $1,289,303 |
| WYOMING | $1,702,404 | $1,758,625 | $1,950,250 | $1,852,737 |
Additional Information
Please see ED’s Budget History Tables for information on the President’s budget requests and enacted appropriations for major ED programs.
