Title II, Part A – Calculating Equitable Services
			Calculating Equitable Services Proportional Share for Private Schools.
			
			
		 
		
            
The  amount a local educational agency (LEA) must reserve to provide equitable  services for eligible private school teachers and other educational personnel  for Title II, Part A services is based on the LEA’s total Title II, Part A  allocation, less administrative costs. The LEA determines the amount of funds  available for Title II, Part A equitable services for private school teachers  and other educational personnel by calculating, on a per-pupil basis, the  amount available for all public and private school students enrolled in  participating private elementary and secondary schools in areas served by the  LEA (regardless of a student’s residency), taking into consideration the number  and needs of the children, their teachers, and other educational personnel to  be served. 
Example of Formula to Determine Amount for Title II, Part A Equitable Expenditures 
 A. Number of Students
| Number of Students | 
Enrollment | 
| A1: LEA    Enrollment  | 
900  | 
| A2:    Participating Private Schools Enrollment  | 
100  | 
| A3: Total    Enrollment (A1 + A2)  | 
1,000  | 
 
B. Title II, Part A Allocation
| Title II, Part A Allocation | 
Amount | 
| B1: Total LEA    Allocation  | 
$1,000,000  | 
| B2:    Administrative Costs (for public and private school programs)  | 
$50,000  | 
| B3: LEA    Allocation Minus Admin Costs (B1-B2)  | 
$950,000  | 
 
C. Per Pupil Rate 
| Per Pupil Rate | 
Amount | 
| C1: Available Per Pupil Allocation (B3 ÷ A3) | 
$950  | 
 
D. Equitable Services
| Equitable Services | 
Amount | 
| Amount LEA must reserve for equitable services for nonprofit private  school teachers and other educational personnel (A2 x C1)  | 
$95,000 | 
 
Questions:  
 Teacher and Leader  Policy Office | 
TLPO@cde.ca.gov | 916-445-7331
 
 
    
		Last Reviewed: Thursday, October 24, 2024
 
	
    
	
		
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