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Specialized Secondary Programs (SSP) Grant Funding for LEA's in California
CA Dept of Education Funding
Funding Name: Specialized Secondary Programs (SSP)
Eligible Applicants: local educational agencies
Required Eligibility Criteria: The proposed program must be new to the school and serve students in at least two consecutive grades nine through twelve. All California public high schools including continuation high schools, county offices of education, consortia of LEAs, and direct-funded charter schools, are eligible to apply for SSP planning grants.
Funding Description: Specialized Secondary Programs (SSP) provides start-up funds for the establishment of new specialized programs in grades nine through twelve in California high schools. The programs are expected to develop new standards-based model curriculum that promote an in-depth study of a targeted content area. The Legislature intends for SSP to benefit the state economy by having schools located in close proximity to related industries. Funding is available for planning and implementing new programs.
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California Career Technical Education Incentive Grant for 2017-18
CA Dept of Education Funding
Funding Name: California Career Technical Education Incentive Grant 2017-18
Eligible Applicants: Local Educational Agencies (LEA's)
Required Eligibility Criteria: A grant recipient under this chapter may consist of one or more, or any combination, of the following:
(a) School districts,
(b) County offices of education,
(c) Charter schools,
(d) Regional occupational centers or programs operated by joint powers authorities, provided that the application has the written consent of each participating local educational agency.
Funding Description: The California Career Technical Education Incentive Grant (CTEIG) is a state education, economic, and workforce development initiative with the goal of providing pupils in kindergarten and grades 1 to 12, inclusive, with the knowledge and skills necessary to transition to employment and postsecondary education.
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American Indian Education Center Program Application for 2017-18
CA Dept of Education Funding
Funding Name: 2017-18 American Indian Education Center Program Application
Eligible Applicants: nonprofit organizations, other organizations or agencies
Required Eligibility Criteria: Incorporated American Indian Associations-a California American Indian governed community-based organization that has received and maintains its non-profit status from the federal government and has current articles of incorporation on file with the state of California. It also means any tribally incorporated non-profit that either maintains separate non-profit status with the federal government or uses the incorporating tribal federal designation (P.L. 93-638).
Tribal Group-any federally recognized tribal government including terminated California tribes.
Funding Description: California Indian education centers serve as educational resource centers to American Indian students, parents, and public schools in American Indian communities. The centers assist in improving academic achievement and lowering dropout rates among American Indian students at all grade levels, including encouraging students to continue education beyond high school.
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