Administrators

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WHAT IS MY ROLE IN TITLE III?

As the instructional leader on your campus, you have the unique opportunity to look at the needs of the English Learners at your site from a broad perspective, and to make informed decisions to support those needs in multiple capacities.  This page was designed with that role in mind and to provide you all that you need to utilize Title III funds to support the English Learners whom you serve. 

LET'S REVIEW...DEFINING TITLE III

WHAT CAN I BUY?

Please note that these are not comprehensive lists

22:23 Title III Guidance SY22-23 (Update June 2022)

Guidance for Purchasing

Please navigate to page 7 in the document to the left to learn all about allowable and non-allowable expenditures under Title III programs. 

CRITICAL DOCUMENTS FOR DOWNLOAD

Budget Transfers:   See Administrative Assistant Section, Submitting a Budget Transfer



Guidance for Software Licenses Under Title III

Guidance for Software Licenses under Title III

The Department of Language and Cultural Equity recommends that ELD instruction be delivered to students by a certified and properly endorsed educator.  Language is developed in through human interaction between educator and students and within authentic academic contexts.  Key factors to be considered when planning for ELD instruction are:

Software programs do not replace ELD instruction and may not be used as the core curriculum during designated or integrated ELD instruction.

DEFINING TITLE III RESPONSIBILITIES

Quick Overview of Title III Program Responsibilities

ADMINISTRATOR

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Please navigate to the Administrative Assistant subpage for more detailed information and resources

For all critical documents related to Title III responsibilities for Administrative Assistants, please visit the Administrative Assistant subpage of this website