The minimum grant award for Title III is $10,000, therefore it is necessary for low-incidence, rural schools to form a consortium in order to qualify for funds. As far back as 2003-04, the SEEC member schools have formed consortia to apply for Title III funds and have received grants varying from $12,000 - $24,000. In 2008-09, the SEEC began to apply for and manage the Title III grant funds on behalf of m ember schools. The benefits of membership in our Title III consortium include access to funding for EL endorsement reimbursement, reimbursement for EL related professional development/conference expenses and reimbursement for supplemental materials and activities that enhance the core EL program.

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Get prepared for a state monitoring desk audit or visit. This virtual session helps schools prepare for a state monitoring desk audit or visit for EL and Title III Elements. Participants will become familiar with the NDDPI EL Program Self-Evaluation Checklist and begin to create a file of evidence to support school district compliance with the EL Elements.