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Title II, Part A LEA Use of Funds Annual Data

The purpose of this data is to gain a better understanding of how school districts / local educational agencys (LEAs) are using their Title II, Part A funds.

Title II, Part A 2025-26 Use of Funds Data:

  • 2025-26 Allocation/Funding results list
    A link to the Title II, Part A Allocations / Schedule of the 2025-26 Final Allocations can be found on the Title II, Part A Funding Results web page. This data table details each LEA’s final allocation amount.

  • 2025-26 Federal Transferability(XLSX)
    This data includes the 2025-26 Title II, Part A summary of the LEA’s Federal Transferability among and between Title II, Part A and other Federal Title Programs.

Title II, Part A 2024-25 Use of Funds Data:

  • 2024-25 Allocation/Funding results list
    A link to the Title II, Part A Allocations / Schedule of the 2024-25 Final Allocations can be found on the Title II, Part A Funding Results web page. This data table details each LEA’s final allocation amount.

  • 2024-25 Federal Transferability(XLSX)
    This data includes the 2024-25 Title II, Part A summary of the LEA’s Federal Transferability among and between Title II, Part A and other Federal Title Programs.

State Plan

  • Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) State Plan
    A link to the ESSA State Plan can be found on the ESSA resource web page. A description of how the California Department of Education will use Title II, Part A funds to support effective instruction to improve student achievement starts on page 127 of the state plan.

 

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Last Reviewed: Friday, September 25, 2026
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