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In-Person Instruction & Expanded Learning Grants

State and federal funding sources provided to LEAs and state special schools to assist with offering in-person instruction, and to expand in-person instruction time, provide academic interventions and accelerate progress to close learning gaps.

The In-Person Instruction (IPI) and Expanded Learning Opportunities Grants (ELO-G) were established in California Education Code Section 43521, added by Assembly Bill (AB) 86 (Ch.10, 2021), with initial funding appropriated from the State General Fund. The programs were combined for initial allocation and apportionment purposes. Amendments in Section 34 of AB 130 (Ch. 44, 2021) and Section 12 of AB 167 (Ch.252, 2021) replaced $2.016 billion of the state funding for ELO-G with four sources of federal stimulus funds which require local educational agency (LEA) assurances and quarterly expenditure reporting. Due to these changes, the federal allocations and apportionments will be displayed on a separate funding results page.

Funding

Fiscal Year 2020–21

(State) Funding Profile: In-Person Instruction and Expanded Learning Opportunities Grants 2020
Program Description and Funding
(State) Funding Results: In-Person Instruction and Expanded Learning Opportunities Grants 2020
Allocations, Apportionments, Letters, and Recovery of Overpayments

(Federal) Funding Profile: Expanded Learning Opportunities Grant 2020
Program Description and Funding
(Federal) Funding Results: Expanded Learning Opportunities Grant 2020
Allocations, Apportionments, and Letters

Other Fiscal Information

Resources

AB 86 In-Person Instruction and Expanded Learning Opportunities Grants
Web page with additional program information.

Expanded Learning Opportunities Grant Federal Assurances

  • NOTE:
    • Assurances must be submitted by LEA to be eligible for federal Expanded Learning Opportunities Grant funding (Resource Codes 3216, 3217, 3218 and 3219).
    • The assurance portal will close on June 1, 2022. If assurances are not submitted, LEAs will lose the Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELO-G) federal allocation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Related Content

Accounting for In-Person Instruction and Expanded Learning Opportunities Grants – Assembly Bill 86, as amended by Assembly Bill 130 (Dated 11-Aug-2021)

Section 2 of Assembly Bill 86 (Ch. 10, 2021) External link opens in new window or tab.

Sections 34 – 37 of Assembly Bill 130 (Ch. 44, 2021) External link opens in new window or tab.

Section 12 – 13 of Assembly Bill 167 (Ch. 252, 2021) External link opens in new window or tab.

Contacts

Program Questions:
In-Person Instruction Grants, InPersonGrants@cde.ca.gov
Expanded Learning Opportunity Grants, ELOGrants@cde.ca.gov
Questions about programmatic requirements, use of funds, and expenditure reporting.

Fiscal Questions: Categorical Allocation and Audit Resolution Office, CAAR@cde.ca.gov
Questions about the determination of LEA allocation amounts and the timing and apportionment of funds.

 

Questions:   Categorical Allocations and Audit Resolution Office | CAAR@cde.ca.gov
Last Reviewed: Friday, October 06, 2023
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