Title I, Part D supports neglected, delinquent, or at-risk youth in Illinois through educational services, dropout prevention, and transitions from institutions to further schooling and employment.
Funder: Illinois State Board of Education
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (CDP submission) | July 2027 (Grant application)
Funding Amounts: Award amounts are not published in the program listing.
Summary: Supports educational services for neglected, delinquent, or at-risk youth in Illinois, including transition services and dropout prevention.
Key Information: Districts must have an ISBE-approved Consolidated District Plan in IWAS before grant application approval.
Title I, Part D is administered by the Illinois State Board of Education’s Title Grant Administration Department under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Section 1401, as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act. It provides financial assistance to educational programs in state-operated institutions and community day programs, and to school district programs collaborating with locally operated correctional facilities.
The program aims to improve educational services so children and youth in local and state institutions can meet the same challenging state academic standards and achievement expectations as other Illinois students. It also supports successful transitions from institutionalization to further schooling and employment. Dropout prevention and continued education are priorities, including support for students who have left school or are returning from correctional facilities or neglected or delinquent institutions.