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    Continuous School Improvement - Statewide System of Success

    Forecasted

    Continuous School Improvement - Statewide System of Success supports Illinois schools and districts with planning and implementation work to strengthen improvement practices and student outcomes.

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    Title II, Part A – Preparing, Training, and Recruiting High-Quality Teachers, Principals, and Other School Leaders

    Title II, Part A supports Illinois districts with professional development, mentoring, recruitment, retention, and class size reduction to strengthen educators and improve student achievement.

    Illinois State EducationForecasted Jul 1, 2027Forecasted

    District Strategic Planning

    The District Strategic Planning grant from the Colorado Department of Education funds research-driven planning and initial implementation to help Colorado districts improve identified schools or student groups.

    Colorado EducationRolling submissions$150,000

    District Designed and Led Improvement Strategies – Implementation Support

    This grant from the Colorado Department of Education funds Colorado districts to implement and expand their own research-based school improvement strategies already in progress.

    Colorado EducationRolling submissions$120,000

    Title I, Part A: Improving Basic Programs (Illinois)

    Title I, Part A: Improving Basic Programs (Illinois) supports local educational agencies and schools with supplemental instruction and academic support to close achievement gaps and meet state academic standards.

    Illinois State EducationForecasted May 31, 2027Forecasted

    2025-26 Title I, 1003 School Improvement Grant (Basic)

    Funds support New York State LEAs in developing and implementing research-based improvement plans to drive sustained educational progress in identified underperforming schools and districts.

    New York EducationForecasted May 15, 2027Forecasted