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This notice finalized priorities in three key areas: advancing cradle-to-career educational reforms, addressing the needs of student subgroups, and building capacity for systemic continuous improvement. Within each of these categories, there are four to eight priorities, from improving early learning outcomes (Priority 1) to increasing postsecondary success (Priority 8 ) to improving productivity (Priority 16). The Department may use, as appropriate for particular discretionary grant programs, one or more of these priorities in any discretionary grant competition. FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TO http://www2.ed.gov/legislation/FedRegister/other/2010-4/121510b.html. Scroll to the bottom to view the section, “Final Priorities.” |
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Want to obtain grant funding from the Department of Education in 2011? The December 15 Federal Register included the Department’s notice of final supplemental priorities and definitions for discretionary grant programs for 2011. Find out NOW where your project “fits” so you can be sure to apply for any applicable funding opportunities this year.