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Fiscal Year 2010 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - ARKANSAS Fiscal Year 2010 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - ARKANSAS Maximum Required Expenditures For Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child Transportation Expenditure For FY 2010 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services*** 502250 ALMA SCHOOL DISTRICT 634,442 126,888 1,281.70 502280 ALPENA SCHOOL DISTRICT 156,968 31,394 1,364.93 502330 ALTHEIMER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 402,890 80,578 2,166.07 502430 ARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 676,150 135,230 1,290.36 502550 ARMOREL SCHOOL DISTRICT 19,329 3,866 1,073.81 502580 ASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 392,103 78,421 1,225.32 502610 ATKINS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 364,167 72,833 1,348.77 502670 AUGUSTA SCHOOL DISTRICT 547,113 109,423 1,906.32 502700 BALD KNOB SCHOOL DISTRICT 492,837 98,567 1,412.14 502730 BARTON-LEXA SCHOOL DISTRICT 300,727 60,145 1,511.19 500019 BATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 683,635 136,727 1,436.21 502790 BAUXITE SCHOOL DISTRICT 162,900 32,580 1,180.43 502820 BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 157,957 31,591 1,294.73 500032 BEARDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 182,738 36,548 1,286.89 502880 BEEBE SCHOOL DISTRICT 597,805 119,561 1,271.93 502960 BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 642,103 128,421 1,033.98 503060 BENTONVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1,103,054 220,611 1,111.95 503090 BERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 222,549 44,510 1,301.45 503150 BERRYVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 689,775 137,955 1,449.11 503240 BISMARCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 236,331 47,266 1,257.08 503270 BLACK ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 146,792 29,358 1,398.01 503300 BLEVINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 210,429 42,086 1,298.95 503320 BLYTHEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,638,927 527,785 1,903.99 503450 BOONEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 480,486 96,097 1,361.15 503480 BRADFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 206,960 41,392 1,437.22 503510 BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 242,618 48,524 1,940.94 503630 BRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 435,418 87,084 1,668.27 503640 BROOKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 321,674 64,335 1,307.62 503690 BRYANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 850,963 170,193 1,118.22 503710 BUFFALO ISLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 200,967 40,193 1,296.56 503750 CABOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1,002,383 200,477 1,091.92 503770 CADDO HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 312,896 62,579 1,448.59 503840 CALICO ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 243,969 48,794 1,435.11 506060 CAMDEN FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,058,876 211,775 1,368.06 503960 CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 225,312 45,062 1,287.50 504050 CAVE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 412,327 82,465 1,253.27 500070 CEDAR RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 253,295 50,659 1,333.13 504080 CEDARVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 280,483 56,097 1,298.53 506690 CENTERPOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT 328,067 65,613 1,426.38 504200 CHARLESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 147,918 29,584 1,164.70 504350 CLARENDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 386,099 77,220 1,763.01 504380 CLARKSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 738,798 147,760 1,326.39 500067 CLEVELAND COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 373,406 74,681 1,328.85 504410 CLINTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 543,311 108,662 1,375.47 504560 CONCORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 234,949 46,990 1,382.05 504590 CONWAY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2,338,448 467,690 1,270.90 500009 CORNING PUBLIC SCHOOLS 553,793 110,759 1,423.63 504680 COTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 382,577 76,515 1,494.44 504740 COUNTY LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 184,640 36,928 1,347.73 Fiscal Year 2010 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - ARKANSAS Maximum Required Expenditures For Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child Transportation Expenditure For FY 2010 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services*** 507740 CROSS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 267,306 53,461 1,476.83 504800 CROSSETT SCHOOL DISTRICT 729,563 145,913 1,464.99 504830 CUSHMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 51,557 10,311 1,145.71 504860 CUTTER-MORNING STAR SCHOOL DISTRICT 157,272 31,454 1,258.17 504890 DANVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 156,543 31,309 1,222.99 504930 DARDANELLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 418,755 83,751 1,246.30 500049 DE QUEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 926,558 185,312 1,389.14 505310 DE VALLS BLUFF SCHOOLS 129,231 25,846 1,305.37 504980 DECATUR SCHOOL DISTRICT 138,877 27,775 978.01 500072 DEER-MOUNT JUDEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 190,913 38,183 1,552.14 505070 DELIGHT SCHOOL DISTRICT 84,616 16,923 1,262.93 505170 DERMOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT 541,166 108,233 2,156.04 505190 DES ARC PUBLIC SCHOOLS 174,610 34,922 1,303.06 500001 DEWITT SCHOOL DISTRICT 411,572 82,314 1,371.91 505340 DIERKS SCHOOL DISTRICT 185,842 37,168 1,337.00 505410 DOLLARWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,006,997 201,399 2,227.87 505430 DOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT 271,057 54,211 1,204.70 505470 DREW CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 333,861 66,772 1,362.70 505500 DUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT 960,110 192,022 1,774.69 505550 EARLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 711,064 142,213 1,953.47 505580 EAST END SCHOOL DISTRICT 186,540 37,308 1,227.24 500048 EAST POINSETT COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 336,482 67,296 1,431.84 505680 EL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,965,083 393,017 1,498.92 505740 ELAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 411,128 82,226 2,119.22 505760 ELKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 149,635 29,927 1,004.26 500068 EMERSON-TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 152,315 30,463 1,290.81 505850 ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 239,657 47,931 1,288.48 500007 EUDORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 583,038 116,608 2,089.74 505970 EUREKA SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 358,395 71,679 1,462.84 506090 FARMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 268,952 53,790 981.58 506120 FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,452,645 490,529 1,284.78 506150 FLIPPIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 384,185 76,837 1,621.03 506210 FORDYCE SCHOOL DISTRICT 355,633 71,127 1,609.20 506240 FOREMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 157,345 31,469 1,311.21 506270 FORREST CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,425,571 485,114 1,699.77 506330 FORT SMITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS 5,696,494 1,139,299 1,461.01 506360 FOUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 172,537 34,507 1,120.37 506420 FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 466,100 93,220 1,387.20 504110 GENOA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 224,698 44,940 1,195.20 506540 GENTRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 239,612 47,922 986.06 506630 GLEN ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT 221,453 44,291 1,197.04 500029 GOSNELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 424,942 84,988 1,496.28 506840 GRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 452,989 90,598 1,176.60 506870 GREEN FOREST SCHOOL DISTRICT 345,459 69,092 1,313.53 506900 GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT 419,565 83,913 991.88 513080 GREENE COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 689,299 137,860 1,257.85 506930 GREENLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS 297,310 59,462 1,184.50 506990 GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 352,734 70,547 1,019.46 507110 GURDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 248,809 49,762 1,269.43 Fiscal Year 2010 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - ARKANSAS Maximum Required Expenditures For Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child Transportation Expenditure For FY 2010 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services*** 507140 GUY-PERKINS SCHOOLS 133,213 26,643 1,280.89 507170 HACKETT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 91,479 18,296 1,386.04 500042 HAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 675,018 135,004 1,534.13 507230 HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 156,211 31,242 1,280.42 507290 HARMONY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 237,113 47,423 1,247.96 507320 HARMONY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 143,111 28,622 1,182.74 507350 HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 461,611 92,322 1,460.80 507380 HARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT 778,371 155,674 1,225.78 507410 HARTFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 197,402 39,480 1,361.39 507530 HAZEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 88,018 17,604 1,222.47 507560 HEBER SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 524,524 104,905 1,448.96 507620 HECTOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 259,737 51,947 1,352.80 507680 HELENA-WEST HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,533,268 506,654 1,810.77 507710 HERMITAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 248,310 49,662 1,523.37 507770 HIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 811,434 162,287 1,539.72 500071 HILLCREST SCHOOL DISTRICT 130,554 26,111 1,243.37 507840 HOPE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,354,832 270,966 1,507.04 507860 HORATIO SCHOOL DISTRICT 311,224 62,245 1,341.48 507890 HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,523,802 504,760 1,612.65 507990 HOXIE CONSOLIDATED 46 386,383 77,277 1,480.40 508010 HUGHES SCHOOL DISTRICT 513,795 102,759 1,777.84 508130 HUNTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 803,600 160,720 1,285.76 500021 IZARD CTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS 268,168 53,634 1,449.55 513230 JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 243,691 48,738 1,441.96 508240 JASPER SCHOOL DISTRICT 400,245 80,049 1,399.46 507920 JESSIEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 192,554 38,511 1,234.32 508280 JONESBORO PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2,398,897 479,779 1,474.43 508340 JUNCTION CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 116,443 23,289 1,238.76 508490 KIRBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 172,648 34,530 1,381.19 500065 LAFAYETTE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 492,112 98,422 1,602.97 508610 LAKE HAMILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 939,644 187,929 1,231.51 508640 LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 686,960 137,392 1,887.25 508670 LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 508,723 101,745 1,281.42 508700 LAMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT 277,663 55,533 1,181.55 508730 LAVACA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 151,428 30,286 1,173.86 503420 LEAD HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 129,315 25,863 1,319.54 509360 LEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,620,835 324,167 2,520.74 508940 LINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICT 447,635 89,527 1,250.38 509000 LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 11,061,271 2,212,254 1,498.61 509030 LOCKESBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 153,882 30,776 1,261.33 509060 LONOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 467,556 93,511 1,332.07 509150 MAGAZINE SCHOOLS 158,186 31,637 1,340.56 509190 MAGNET COVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 145,042 29,008 1,239.68 500044 MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 953,193 190,639 1,448.62 509240 MALVERN SPECIAL SCHOOL 707,089 141,418 1,240.51 509270 MAMMOTH SPRING SCHOOLS 165,559 33,112 1,452.28 500046 MANILA SCHOOL DISTRICT 209,594 41,919 1,388.04 509330 MANSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 319,466 63,893 1,303.94 509390 MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT 834,358 166,872 1,433.60 Fiscal Year 2010 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - 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