​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​  LEA Monito​ring and Technical Assistance Unit​​​

​​Title I, Part A funds provide supplemental funding to support educators in improving the academic achievement of students who are economically and educationally disadvantaged.  The United States Department of Education awards Title I, Part A funds to state education agencies (SEAs), which subgrant funds to local education agencies (LEAs) on a federal formula based on the US Census Bureau counts of school-age children from low-income families residing in each district. 

The Title I, Part A division at the Georgia Department of Education provides technical assistance, resources, and program monitoring to local education agencies (LEAs) in order to ensure all children have a “significant opportunity to receive a fair, equitable, and high-quality education, and to close educational achievement gaps" (ESSA, Section 1001).​

Public Notifications​​ ​​​​​

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​Service Areas

​​              ​List of Service Areas      ​             Map of Service Areas

Federal Programs' Links​ 

• Complaints - Filing Formal Complaints Under ESSA Programs​
• New Federal Programs Contact? Please fill out this survey!  ​
  

Guidance ​

• ​Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
  
• SNS Non-Reg Guidance (6-19-19)
• SNS Summary of Comments (6-19-19)
• Within District Allocations Guidance (2-22)​​
  
• Uniform Grant Guidance - CFR Part 200
  
• Key ESSA Resources (ed.gov)
  
• NEW - Providing Equitable Services to Eligible Private School Children, Teachers, and Families - Updated Non-Regulatory Guidance​
  

​External Links

• ​​Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
• ​ESEA Network
  
• Federal Student Aid - Teacher Loan Forgiveness​
  
• Georgia Compensatory Education Leaders (GCEL)​
• ​National Association of State Program Administrators (NAESPA)
  
• US Department of Education​​​​​
  

Title I Schools

• ​​2024 Schools (by Program Type)​
  
• 2023 Schools​
  
• 2022 Schools​
  
• 2021 Schools​
  

Allocations 

• ​​2024​
  
• 2023 ​​
  
• 2022
• 2021
• 2020​
• 2019​​
  

Annual Reports

• 2022
  
• 2021​​
  
• 2020​​​
  

School Grades Report  ​

​  ​ Governor's Office of Student Achievement (GOSA)​

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