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Presenter outlines Title I<br>IV allocations and typical uses for school supports

September 24, 2026 | Schenectady City School District, School Districts, New York


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Presenter outlines Title I<br>IV allocations and typical uses for school supports
The presenter summarized federal Title funding that supports targeted schools in high-poverty areas. She said the district receives about $6 million in Title I funds, which typically support summer enrichment, after-school tutoring and academic support staff.

The presenter also listed approximately $512,000 in Title II funds for professional development, about $67,000 in Title III funds targeted to English-language learner supports (noting Kaye Elementary currently has no ELL students), and roughly $518,000 in Title IV funds for student enrichment activities such as STEM, arts and mental health supports.

The presenter framed these grants as supplemental resources allocated to buildings via an equitable formula and as key inputs for the continuation plan's supports for students at risk of falling behind.

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