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    Consolidated Application

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    Consolidated Application supports North Dakota school districts with federal Title funding for supplemental instruction, educator development, and supportive learning environments to improve student achievement.

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    Newly available training details set 2026 deadlines: Intent to Apply closes May 20 at 5 p.m., narratives are due June 30, and budgets are due the last Thursday of August. School board approval is required for the application, not the Intent; monitoring is now risk-based rather than every five years.

    Funder: North Dakota State Superintendent of Public Instruction

    Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Intent to Apply) | June 2027 (Narrative) | September 2027 (Budgets)

    Funding Amounts: District-specific allocations for Title I, II, III, and IV; required set-asides are included, not additional funding

    Summary: Supports North Dakota school districts through a unified federal Title funding application aligned with district plans to improve student achievement.

    Key Information: School boards must approve the application and appoint an authorized representative for each funded program.


    Description

    The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (NDDPI) administers the Consolidated Application for federal Title I Part A, Title II Part A, Title III Part A, and Title IV Part A funds. School districts submit one comprehensive application each year, connecting federal funding to their strategic plans and identified student needs. The program emphasizes “funding the plan” rather than planning around available funds.

    Supported work includes supplemental instruction in higher-poverty schools, educator professional learning and effectiveness, English language development, well-rounded education, safe and healthy learning environments, and effective technology use. Districts must connect proposed activities to data, evidence of effectiveness, and North Dakota’s PK–12 Education Strategic Vision. Application narratives guide budget approval, allowable expenditures, contract amendments, and subsequent federal Title program monitoring.


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