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Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - OKLAHOMA Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - OKLAHOMA FY 2012 Title I LEA ID District Allocation* 4002370 Achille Public Schools 296,623 4002430 Ada Public Schools 752,519 4002460 Adair Public Schools 145,944 4002520 Afton Public Schools 208,081 4002550 Agra Public Schools 103,455 4002580 Albion Public School 76,834 4002670 Alex Public Schools 68,871 4002720 Aline-Cleo Public Schools 28,796 4002760 Allen Public Schools 191,108 4002790 Allen-Bowden Public School 80,543 4002850 Altus Public Schools 969,923 4002880 Alva Public Schools 173,470 4002910 Amber-Pocasset Public Schools 45,967 4003000 Anadarko Public Schools 662,374 4003010 Anderson Public School 40,101 4003060 Antlers Public Schools 472,227 4003120 Arapaho Public Schools 69,876 4003180 Ardmore Public Schools 1,151,154 4003210 Arkoma Public Schools 143,136 4003240 Arnett Public Schools 25,294 4003300 Asher Public Schools 43,147 4003360 Atoka Public Schools 339,825 4003450 Avant Public School 67,096 4003510 Balko Public Schools 20,944 4003540 Banner Public School 30,622 4003570 Barnsdall Public Schools 72,649 4003630 Bartlesville Public Schools 1,155,167 4003660 Battiest Public Schools 127,776 4003690 Bearden Public School 47,173 4003750 Beaver Public Schools 59,960 4003810 Beggs Public Schools 216,609 4003840 Belfonte Public School 94,074 4003870 Bell Public School 236,566 4003930 Bennington Public Schools 138,158 4004020 Berryhill Public Schools 80,201 4004110 Bethany Public Schools 234,261 4004230 Bethel Public Schools 162,127 4004350 Big Pasture Public Schools 37,253 4004360 Billings Public Schools 21,625 4033603 Binger-Oney Public Schools 62,617 4004470 Bishop Public School 103,110 4004500 Bixby Public Schools 381,321 4004630 Blackwell Public Schools 366,821 4004650 Blair Public Schools 82,912 4004680 Blanchard Public Schools 146,550 4004830 Bluejacket Public Schools 65,537 4004860 Boise City Public Schools 70,563 4004950 Bokoshe Public Schools 66,539 4005000 Boley Public School 75,727 4005010 Boone-Apache Public Schools 153,611 4005040 Boswell Public Schools 137,885 4005130 Bowlegs Public Schools 96,889 4005160 Bowring Public School 18,892 4005190 Boynton Public Schools 113,392 4005280 Braggs Public Schools 54,564 4005310 Braman Public Schools 18,748 4005340 Bray-Doyle Public Schools 57,425 4005400 Bridge Creek Public Schools 220,048 4005430 Briggs Public School 156,332 4005460 Bristow Public Schools 343,744 4005490 Broken Arrow Public Schools 1,766,059 4005520 Broken Bow Public Schools 702,488 Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - OKLAHOMA FY 2012 Title I LEA ID District Allocation* 4005580 Brushy Public School 93,966 4005760 Buffalo Public Schools 37,916 4005820 Buffalo Valley Public Schools 50,235 4005910 Burlington Public Schools 44,656 4000014 Burns Flat-Dill City Schools 124,453 4006000 Butner Public Schools 98,145 4006030 Byars Public School 25,657 4006060 Byng Public Schools 222,885 4006120 Cache Public Schools 309,925 4006150 Caddo Public Schools 158,477 4006180 Calera Public Schools 100,383 4006240 Calumet Public Schools 18,958 4006270 Calvin Public Schools 78,803 4006330 Cameron Public Schools 76,436 4006390 Canadian Public Schools 183,763 4006420 Caney Public Schools 69,021 4025470 Caney Valley Public Schools 149,253 4006480 Canton Public Schools 106,196 4006510 Canute Public Schools 49,348 4006630 Carnegie Public Schools 217,250 4006690 Carney Public Schools 47,204 4006810 Cashion Public Schools 60,952 4006870 Catoosa Public Schools 234,042 4006930 Cave Springs Public Schools 106,510 4006960 Cement Public Schools 64,906 4007170 Central High Public Schools 83,980 4007140 Central Public Schools 121,107 4007290 Chandler Public Schools 199,924 4007320 Chattanooga Public Schools 43,912 4007350 Checotah Public Schools 455,069 4007380 Chelsea Public Schools 220,061 4007410 Cherokee Public Schools 45,776 4007500 Cheyenne Public Schools 36,218 4007560 Chickasha Public Schools 713,922 4021780 Chisholm Public Schools 65,619 4007620 Choctaw/Nicoma Park Schools 831,252 4007670 Chouteau-Mazie Public Schools 322,572 4007710 Cimarron Public Schools 29,893 4007740 Claremore Public Schools 473,092 4007800 Clayton Public Schools 91,591 4008010 Cleora Public School 61,805 4008040 Cleveland Public Schools 331,614 4008070 Clinton Public Schools 397,892 4008130 Coalgate Public Schools 259,990 4008220 Colbert Public Schools 175,585 4008250 Colcord Public Schools 222,206 4008310 Coleman Public Schools 40,181 4008370 Collinsville Public Schools 210,711 4008460 Comanche Public Schools 239,717 4008490 Commerce Public Schools 288,918 4008610 Copan Public Schools 37,215 4008640 Cordell Public Schools 119,255 4008730 Cottonwood Public School 19,520 4008790 Covington-Douglas Schools 50,173 4008850 Coweta Public Schools 340,491 4008940 Coyle Public Schools 139,570 4009000 Crescent Public Schools 109,130 4009060 Crooked Oak Public Schools 306,735 4009090 Crowder Public Schools 88,383 4009150 Crutcho Public School 226,619 4009240 Cushing Public Schools 425,855 4009300 Cyril Public Schools 94,836 Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - OKLAHOMA FY 2012 Title I LEA ID District Allocation* 4009360 Dahlonegah Public School 96,751 4009390 Dale Public Schools 109,850 4009420 Darlington Public School 2,521 4009450 Davenport Public Schools 82,490 4009480 Davidson Public Schools 41,928 4009510 Davis Public Schools 168,721 4009570 Deer Creek Public Schools 248,624 4017020 Deer Creek-Lamont Schools 42,956 4009720 Denison Public School 61,496 4009750 Depew Public Schools 79,547 4009780 Dewar Public Schools 81,225 4009810 Dewey Public Schools 210,545 4009870 Dibble Public Schools 137,747 4009910 Dickson Public Schools 125,052 4010050 Dover Public Schools 24,440 4010170 Drummond Public Schools 61,493 4010200 Drumright Public Schools 220,816 4010260 Duke Public Schools 29,027 4010290 Duncan Public Schools 872,036 4010350 Durant Public Schools 889,386 4010410 Dustin Public Schools 76,091 4010440 Eagletown Public Schools 107,812 4010500 Earlsboro Public Schools 70,129 4010590 Edmond Public Schools 2,069,231 4010650 El Reno Public Schools 658,020 4010680 Eldorado Public Schools 21,430 4010710 Elgin Public Schools 219,107 4010740 Elk City Public Schools 472,818 4010860 Elmore City-Pernell Schools 123,532 4010890 Empire Public Schools 39,620 4010920 Enid Public Schools 1,876,162 4011040 Erick Public Schools 96,243 4011160 Eufaula Public Schools 542,271 4011250 Fairland Public Schools 126,924 4011280 Fairview Public Schools 103,585 4011400 Fanshawe Public School 46,750 4011430 Fargo Public Schools 41,024 4011450 Farris Public School 43,180 4011580 Felt Public Schools 20,946 4011700 Fletcher Public Schools 77,847 4011760 Flower Mound Public School 15,329 4011850 Forest Grove Public School 58,727 4011880 Forgan Public Schools 27,018 4033602 Fort Cobb-Broxton Schools 121,790 4011970 Fort Gibson Public Schools 384,399 4012000 Fort Supply Public Schools 11,235 4012300 Fort Towson Public Schools 224,957 4012060 Fox Public Schools 58,725 4012090 Foyil Public Schools 124,352 4012150 Frederick Public Schools 287,903 4012180 Freedom Public Schools 19,849 4012210 Friend Public School 45,810 4012240 Frink-Chambers Public School 49,210 4000020 Frontier Public Schools 114,078 4012330 Gage Public Schools 33,294 4012390 Gans Public Schools 90,374 4012420 Garber Public Schools 68,882 4012570 Geary Public Schools 112,891 4012630 Geronimo Public Schools 67,299 4012690 Glencoe Public Schools 41,559 4012720 Glenpool Public Schools 312,440 4012750 Glover Public School 35,664 Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - OKLAHOMA FY 2012 Title I LEA ID District Allocation* 4012840 Goodland Public School 26,061 4012870 Goodwell Public Schools 24,205 4012900 Gore Public Schools 190,183 4013080 Gracemont Public Schools 49,648 4013140 Graham Public Schools 35,063 4013230 Grand View Public School 236,677 4013200 Grandfield Public Schools 79,136 4013260 Grandview Public School 32,273 4013290 Granite Public Schools 62,322 4013320 Grant Public School 74,452 4021870 Greasy Public School 114,174 4013380 Greenville Public School 23,573 4013500 Grove Public School 65,693 4013530 Grove Public Schools 852,499 4013560 Guthrie Public Schools 688,624 4013590 Guymon Public Schools 324,130 4013600 Gypsy Public School 20,432 4013620 Haileyville Public Schools 65,429 4013650 Hammon Public Schools 54,549 4013680 Hanna Public Schools 59,336 4013740 Hardesty Public Schools 17,133 4013830 Harmony Public School 101,409 4013890 Harrah Public Schools 385,663 4013920 Hartshorne Public Schools 194,234 4013950 Haskell Public Schools 224,745 4014080 Haworth Public Schools 216,966 4014100 Haywood Public School 36,925 4014130 Healdton Public Schools 162,247 4014160 Heavener Public Schools 481,670 4014340 Hennessey Public Schools 101,950 4014370 Henryetta Public Schools 504,187 4014520 Hilldale Public Schools 238,948 4014610 Hinton Public Schools 172,037 4014700 Hobart Public Schools 241,172 4014730 Hodgen Public School 32,516 4014790 Holdenville Public Schools 361,752 4014850 Hollis Public Schools 283,915 4014890 Holly Creek Public School 87,252 4014970 Hominy Public Schools 185,154 4015090 Hooker Public Schools 72,364 4015120 Howe Public Schools 118,655 4015210 Hugo Public Schools 569,207 4015240 Hulbert Public Schools 205,602 4000032 Hydro-Eakly Public Schools 102,860 4015370 Idabel Public Schools 773,647 4015420 Indiahoma Public Schools 45,753 4015450 Indianola Public Schools 60,194 4015480 Inola Public Schools 131,239 4015690 Jay Public Schools 585,782 4015720 Jenks
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