North Dakota’s Consolidated Application allows public school districts to annually apply for federal Title I–IV funds to support evidence-based strategies for student achievement and compliance with educational priorities.
Funder: North Dakota State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Due Dates: May 20, 2026 (Intent to Apply) | June 30, 2026 (Narrative) | September 1, 2026 (Budgets)
Funding Amounts: District allocations vary by program; for 2026–2027, Title I: $48.2M, Title II: $10.8M, Title III: $636K, Title IV: $6.7M (statewide totals); see district-level estimates.
Summary: Annual application for North Dakota public school districts to access federal Title I, II, III, and IV education funds via a single, streamlined process.
Key Information: Districts must submit all components by their deadlines to retain eligibility for federal Title funds.
North Dakota’s Consolidated Application is the primary mechanism for public school districts to apply for federal Title I Part A, Title II Part A, Title III Part A, and Title IV Part A funding. By consolidating reporting and planning into one comprehensive annual application, districts can more efficiently outline strategies to improve student achievement and comply with federal requirements. The process includes an Intent to Apply, a narrative section aligning funding to district needs and state priorities, and detailed budgets for each federal program. The application is submitted and managed through the WebGrants system.