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State & Federal Programs

 
Inglewood Unified School District participates in certain federal and state categorical programs and applies for these funds through the "Consolidated Application". The Spring Release of the Consolidated Application includes the legal assurances that the district will comply with all regulations associated with each program. The Spring Release also identifies which federal and state programs a district will participate; IUSD participates in the following federal programs: Title I Part A, Basic Grant (Low Income/low achieving students); Title II, Part A (Teacher and Principal Training and Recruiting); and Title III, Part A (Limited English Proficient Students [LEP]); and the following State program: Economic Impact Aid. Other state programs, previously part of the Consolidated Application, are included as part of the Tier III Flexibility programs. Federal guidelines also allow local non-profit private schools to participate with the public school district in federal programs. Those participating private schools are identified in Part I of the application.
 
The Winter Release of the Consolidated Application, which includes budget information, is submitted annually to the CDE after district funding entitlements are known following adoption of the State budget. The Winter Release also includes a report of the number of pupil participants and funding allocations for each program and school site.
 
On December 10, 2015, President Barack Obama signed into law a new set of regulations for the federal Title I program.  Under the previous regulations, known as No Child Left Behind or NCLB, parents at schools designated as Program Improvement, were given the opportunity to apply for their student to be transferred to a non-PI school. Under the new regulations, called the Every Student Succeeds Act or ESSA, the NCLB School Choice transfer program is no longer available.  Schools will no longer be designated as Program Improvement. The California Department of Education will determine if a school is not meeting improvement goals and if they aren’t meeting the goals, the State will designate an intervention for the school.  

Staff Directory

Dr. Dawnyell Goolsby
Executive Director of State and Federal Programs [email protected]
(310) 419-2779
Sucheta Shirke
Senior Fiscal Analyst 
[email protected] 
(310) 419-2797
Lillian Grant
Administrative Secretary     
(310) 419-2737
LaTonya Babin
Director of Expanded Learning Programs
(310) 419-4819
Denean Minfield
Coordinator  of  Expanded Learning Programs
(310) 419-4829
Nayeli Chacon
Director of English Learner Services
(310) 419-2741
Crystal Turner
Administrative Analyst
(310) 419-2732
Subrina Miller
Lead Community Liaison
(310) 419-4857
Kayla Jones
Clerk Typist
(310) 680-4845
 
 
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