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Final FY 2016-17 Title I Allocations Arkansas Department of Education Arkansas Department of Education Final FY 2016-17 Title I Allocations Source Code 6505 Revenue Code is 45114 Grant Award Fain Grant Award FAIN S010A150004 S010A160004 DUNS LEA District Building LEA Building Funding Source 1 Funding Source 2 Total Allocation 100002336 4101000 Ashdown SD 4101001 L.F. HENDERSON INTERM. SCH. 170.64 24,172.14 24,342.78 4939013 7401000 Augusta SD 7401001 AUGUSTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 136.79 19,377.62 19,514.41 4939013 7401000 Augusta SD 7401003 AUGUSTA HIGH SCHOOL 205.47 29,106.01 29,311.48 70767454 4702000 Blytheville SD 4702006 BLYTHEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 290.96 41,215.18 41,506.14 70767454 4702000 Blytheville SD 4702706 BLYTHEVILLE HIGH-A NEW TECH SCHOOL 740.82 104,940.32 105,681.14 70767454 4702000 Blytheville SD 4702012 BLYTHEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 529.80 75,048.51 75,578.31 70767454 4702000 Blytheville SD 4702008 BLYTHEVILLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 391.35 55,437.12 55,828.47 100002518 4801000 Brinkley SD 4801003 BRINKLEY HIGH SCHOOL 137.56 19,485.85 19,623.41 4936167 5204000 Camden Fairview SD 5204023 CAMDEN FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL 356.72 50,530.53 50,887.25 4936167 5204000 Camden Fairview SD 5204028 CAMDEN FAIRVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL 295.04 41,793.36 42,088.40 800159829 1702000 Cedarville SD 1702009 CEDARVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 144.62 20,486.59 20,631.21 127971646 4802000 Clarendon SD 4802010 CLARENDON HIGH SCHOOL 157.28 22,279.87 22,437.15 809888022 6044000 Covenant Keepers Charter School 6044702 COVENANT KEEPERS CHARTER 242.21 34,309.55 34,551.76 4918330 402000 Decatur SD 402009 DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL 79.10 11,204.91 11,284.01 4918330 402000 Decatur SD 402008 DECATUR NORTHSIDE ELEMENTARY 190.21 26,943.47 27,133.68 800166378 5106000 Deer-Mt. Judea SD 5106004 MOUNT JUDEA 81.59 11,557.62 11,639.21 40618985 901000 Dermott SD 901001 DERMOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 153.78 21,783.65 21,937.43 40618985 901000 Dermott SD 901003 DERMOTT HIGH SCHOOL 218.25 30,915.54 31,133.79 4934824 3502000 Dollarway SD 3502010 DOLLARWAY HIGH SCHOOL 496.44 70,323.32 70,819.76 4934824 3502000 Dollarway SD 3502009 ROBERT F MOREHEAD MIDDLE SCHOOL 378.96 53,681.64 54,060.60 24565942 2104000 Dumas SD 2104021 DUMAS HIGH SCHOOL 173.96 24,642.95 24,816.91 24565942 2104000 Dumas SD 2104020 DUMAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 198.65 28,139.68 28,338.33 100002781 1802000 Earle SD 1802007 EARLE HIGH SCHOOL 438.49 62,113.84 62,552.33 20594057 7001000 El Dorado SD 7001012 EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOL 554.59 78,559.73 79,114.32 20594057 7001000 El Dorado SD 7001011 WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 355.50 50,357.98 50,713.48 159346683 4102000 Foreman SD 4102010 FOREMAN HIGH SCHOOL 118.02 16,718.71 16,836.73 99177842 6201000 Forrest City SD 6201003 CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 421.32 59,682.01 60,103.33 99177842 6201000 Forrest City SD 6201011 FORREST CITY HIGH SCHOOL 825.75 116,971.38 117,797.13 99177842 6201000 Forrest City SD 6201016 LINCOLN ACADEMY 223.05 31,596.38 31,819.43 99177842 6201000 Forrest City SD 6201014 STEWART ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 346.42 49,071.69 49,418.11 40633174 6601000 Ft. Smith SD 6601019 TRUSTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 476.51 67,499.35 67,975.86 4938304 7204000 Greenland SD 7204029 GREENLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL 131.84 18,676.13 18,807.97 100003003 1003000 Gurdon SD 1003018 GURDON HIGH SCHOOL 115.78 16,401.36 16,517.14 193210028 6603000 Hackett SD 6603052 HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL 75.68 10,719.97 10,795.65 786229732 701000 Hampton SD 701002 HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 135.28 19,162.86 19,298.14 627871981 5403000 Helena-West Helena SD 5403019 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 908.39 128,677.83 129,586.22 100687664 601000 Hermitage SD 601006 HERMITAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 142.67 20,209.44 20,352.11 100687664 601000 Hermitage SD 601007 HERMITAGE HIGH SCHOOL 93.99 13,314.52 13,408.51 75668517 2903000 Hope SD 2903008 BERYL HENRY UPPER ELEM. SCHOOL 222.38 31,501.46 31,723.84 943095489 2603000 Hot Springs SD 2603020 HOT SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL 272.44 38,592.64 38,865.08 80260704 6004000 Jacksonville North Pulaski SD 6004009 JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 784.91 111,185.96 111,970.87 80260704 6004000 Jacksonville North Pulaski SD 6004008 JACKSONVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 848.13 120,142.00 120,990.13 80260704 6004000 Jacksonville North Pulaski SD 6004005 MURRELL TAYLOR ELEM. SCHOOL 272.89 38,656.68 38,929.57 4936076 5102000 Jasper SD 5102024 OARK HIGH SCHOOL 42.81 6,064.52 6,107.33 41595997 1608000 Jonesboro SD 1608023 ANNIE CAMP JR. HIGH SCHOOL 393.75 55,777.04 56,170.79 41595997 1608000 Jonesboro SD 1608024 DOUGLAS MACARTHUR JHS 325.74 46,142.03 46,467.77 41595997 1608000 Jonesboro SD 1608020 HEALTH/WELLNESS ENVI MAGNET 423.68 60,015.66 60,439.34 41595997 1608000 Jonesboro SD 1608703 JONESBORO HIGH SCHOOL 543.73 77,021.90 77,565.63 41595997 1608000 Jonesboro SD 1608022 MICROSOCIETY MAGNET SCHOOL 367.54 52,063.68 52,431.22 800166386 5503000 Kirby SD 5503011 KIRBY HIGH SCHOOL 86.58 12,265.02 12,351.60 98570922 903000 Lakeside SD (Chicot Co.) 903016 LAKESIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 260.67 36,925.45 37,186.12 790873442 506000 Lead Hill SD 506032 LEAD HILL HIGH SCHOOL 92.34 13,080.10 13,172.44 193316833 3904000 Lee Co. SD 3904010 ANNA STRONG INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 395.67 56,048.25 56,443.92 193316833 3904000 Lee Co. SD 3904011 LEE HIGH SCHOOL 457.59 64,820.47 65,278.06 17137714 6049000 Little Rock Preparatory Academy 6049702 LITTLE ROCK PREP ACADEMY 118.79 16,826.50 16,945.29 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001017 BALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 226.28 32,053.85 32,280.13 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001001 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 813.57 115,246.20 116,059.77 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001072 CHICOT PRIMARY/ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 385.41 54,595.76 54,981.17 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001702 CLOVERDALE AEROSPACE TECH CHAR 833.80 118,111.36 118,945.16 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001007 DUNBAR MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOL 444.97 63,032.12 63,477.09 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001025 FRANKLIN INCENTIVE ELEM. SCH. 204.48 28,965.10 29,169.58 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001002 HALL HIGH SCHOOL 1,431.07 202,717.84 204,148.91 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001013 HENDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 1,062.58 150,519.93 151,582.51 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001063 J.A. FAIR HIGH SCHOOL 1,114.59 157,887.35 159,001.94 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001035 M.L. KING MAGNET ELEM. SCHOOL 272.69 38,627.69 38,900.38 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001062 MABELVALE MIDDLE SCHOOL 853.76 120,939.37 121,793.13 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001064 MCCLELLAN MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL 1,091.16 154,567.77 155,658.93 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001038 PULASKI HEIGHTS ELEM. SCHOOL 123.77 17,533.14 17,656.91 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001010 PULASKI HEIGHTS MIDDLE SCHOOL 310.37 43,965.31 44,275.68 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001050 ROCKEFELLER INCENTIVE ELEM. 188.23 26,663.16 26,851.39 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001040 ROMINE INTERDIST. ELEM. SCHOOL 183.59 26,005.69 26,189.28 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001041 STEPHENS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 226.34 32,061.45 32,287.79 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001059 WAKEFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 395.73 56,057.50 56,453.23 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001042 WASHINGTON MAGNET ELEM. SCHOOL 295.01 41,789.60 42,084.61 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001071 WATSON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 289.25 40,973.62 41,262.87 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001029 WESTERN HILLS ELEM. SCHOOL 153.04 21,678.47 21,831.51 40644007 6001000 Little Rock SD 6001044 WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 209.56 29,685.25 29,894.81 20600508 1402000 Magnolia SD 1402006 CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 335.71 47,554.97 47,890.68 20600508 1402000 Magnolia SD 1402007 EAST SIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 531.26 75,255.03 75,786.29 20600508 1402000 Magnolia SD 1402009 MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOL 318.37 45,098.84 45,417.21 20600508 1402000 Magnolia SD 1402008 MAGNOLIA JR. HIGH SCHOOL 308.38 43,683.42 43,991.80 100003441 1804000 Marion SD 1804015 MARION HIGH SCHOOL 354.37 50,198.12 50,552.49 100688175 5404000 Marvell-Elaine SD 5404032 MARVELL-ELAINE HIGH SCHOOL 241.57 34,219.93 34,461.50 4937280 6102000 Maynard SD 6102006 MAYNARD HIGH SCHOOL 107.10 15,171.82 15,278.92 947943254 3104000 Mineral Springs SD 3104005 MINERAL SPRINGS ELEM. SCHOOL 152.23 21,563.78 21,716.01 947943254 3104000 Mineral Springs SD 3104006 MINERAL SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL 117.18 16,598.52 16,715.70 100003607 1704000 Mulberry SD 1704017 MULBERRY HIGH SCHOOL 29.36 4,159.45 4,188.81 100003607 1704000 Mulberry SD 1704018 PLEASANT VIEW JUNIOR HIGH 72.44 10,260.95 10,333.39 621029693 6002000 North Little Rock SD 6002055 CRESTWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 124.49 17,634.41 17,758.90 621029693 6002000 North Little Rock SD 6002057 INDIAN HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 187.28 26,528.63 26,715.91 621029693 6002000 North Little Rock SD 6002070 LAKEWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 942.74 133,543.60 134,486.34 100643576 4713000 Osceola SD 4713705 OSCEOLA STEM CHARTER 500.68 70,923.07 71,423.75 26791621 6505000 Ozark Mountain SD 6505014 WESTERN GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 58.63 8,305.83 8,364.46 159344225 2808000 Paragould SD 2808024 BALDWIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 137.12 19,423.19 19,560.31 42831332 3541000 Pine Bluff Lighthouse Charter School 3541701 PINE BLUFF LIGHTHOUSE ACADEMY 405.88 57,494.88 57,900.76 92920560 3505000 Pine Bluff SD 3505025 BELAIR MIDDLE SCHOOL 728.13 103,143.45 103,871.58 92920560 3505000 Pine Bluff SD 3505026 BROADMOOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 270.32 38,291.51 38,561.83 92920560 3505000 Pine Bluff SD 3505044 JACK ROBEY JR.
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