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Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MICHIGAN Allocations Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Preliminary Estimates Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MICHIGAN Allocations under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Preliminary Estimates Estimated Title I LEA ID District Allocations Under ARRA* 2601890 ADAMS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 45,102 2601920 ADDISON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 104,584 2601950 ADRIAN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 576,193 2601980 AIRPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 245,072 2602010 AKRON-FAIRGROVE SCHOOLS 65,197 2602040 ALBA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 36,598 2602070 ALBION PUBLIC SCHOOLS 744,952 2602160 ALCONA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 150,947 2602190 ALGONAC COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 217,012 2602220 ALLEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 250,348 2602520 ALLEN PARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 160,798 2602550 ALLENDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 77,334 2602640 ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 316,476 2602670 ALMONT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 61,443 2602730 ALPENA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 662,866 2602790 ANCHOR BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 250,348 2602820 ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1,506,666 2603060 ARENAC EASTERN SCHOOL DISTRICT 120,101 2603240 ARMADA AREA SCHOOLS 71,902 2603270 ARVON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 16,071 2603480 ASHLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 98,444 2603510 ATHENS AREA SCHOOLS 84,321 2603540 ATHERTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 195,624 2603570 ATLANTA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 185,135 2603600 AU GRES-SIMS SCHOOL DISTRICT 110,931 2603660 AUTRAIN-ONOTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 2603690 AVONDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 192,827 2600017 BAD AXE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 119,368 2603810 BALDWIN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 512,435 2603870 BANGOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS (VAN BUREN) 380,797 2603960 BANGOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 8 28,704 2603900 BANGOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 246,426 2603990 BARAGA AREA SCHOOLS 87,133 2604020 BARK RIVER-HARRIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 77,828 2604170 BATH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 58,829 2600005 BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2,749,754 2604260 BAY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,652,757 2604290 BEAL CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 36,604 2604320 BEAR LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 47,235 2604350 BEAVER ISLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL 0 2604440 BEAVERTON RURAL SCHOOLS 360,621 2604470 BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 213,905 2604500 BEECHER COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,098,535 2604530 BELDING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 258,846 2604620 BELLAIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 43,141 2604650 BELLEVUE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 92,818 2604740 BENDLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 392,665 2604800 BENTLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 159,431 2604830 BENTON HARBOR AREA SCHOOLS 2,944,758 2604950 BENZIE COUNTY CENTRAL SCHOOL 238,658 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MICHIGAN Allocations under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Preliminary Estimates Estimated Title I LEA ID District Allocations Under ARRA* 2605010 BERKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 269,304 2605100 BERLIN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 0 2605430 BERRIEN SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 200,980 2600006 BESSEMER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 57,194 2605690 BIG BAY DE NOC SCHOOL DISTRICT 66,059 2600105 BIG JACKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2605780 BIG RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 350,067 2605820 BIRCH RUN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 163,633 2605850 BIRMINGHAM CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2606000 BLISSFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 101,316 2606090 BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2600009 BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 7F 0 2606270 BLOOMINGDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 310,845 2606300 BOIS BLANC PINES SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2606500 BOYNE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 150,964 2606510 BOYNE FALLS PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 21,570 2606570 BRANDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 213,090 2606600 BRANDYWINE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 152,301 2606630 BRECKENRIDGE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 116,359 2606720 BREITUNG TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 124,194 2606780 BRIDGEPORT-SPAULDING COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 507,959 2606840 BRIDGMAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 58,175 2606870 BRIGHTON AREA SCHOOLS 0 2606900 BRIMLEY AREA SCHOOLS 55,010 2606930 BRITTON-MACON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 32,029 2606960 BRONSON COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 195,769 2607040 BROWN CITY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 136,512 2607140 BUCHANAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 148,214 2607170 BUCKLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 41,834 2607230 BUENA VISTA SCHOOL DISTRICT 770,699 2607320 BULLOCK CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 179,100 2607410 BURR OAK COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 50,509 2607470 BURT TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2607530 BYRON AREA SCHOOLS 84,321 2607560 BYRON CENTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 179,754 2607590 CADILLAC AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 435,716 2607620 CALEDONIA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 157,530 2607710 CAMDEN-FRONTIER SCHOOL DISTRICT 194,861 2607800 CAPAC COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 114,389 2607890 CARMAN-AINSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,176,085 2608010 CARNEY-NADEAU PUBLIC SCHOOLS 38,673 2608040 CARO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 208,352 2608070 CARROLLTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 234,105 2608130 CARSON CITY-CRYSTAL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 238,346 2608160 CARSONVILLE-PORT SANILAC SCHOOL DISTRICT 84,727 2608280 CASEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 22,878 2608400 CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 223,064 2608430 CASSOPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 213,787 2608520 CEDAR SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 307,870 2608580 CENTER LINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 340,552 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MICHIGAN Allocations under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Preliminary Estimates Estimated Title I LEA ID District Allocations Under ARRA* 2608610 CENTRAL LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 41,180 2608640 CENTRAL MONTCALM PUBLIC SCHOOLS 471,821 2608670 CENTREVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 85,628 2608730 CHARLEVOIX PUBLIC SCHOOLS 70,696 2608770 CHARLOTTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 192,356 2608880 CHASSELL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 22,224 2608910 CHEBOYGAN AREA SCHOOLS 455,004 2608940 CHELSEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2609150 CHESANING UNION SCHOOLS 227,443 2609560 CHIPPEWA HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 454,554 2609570 CHIPPEWA VALLEY SCHOOLS 707,577 2609630 CHURCH SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2617760 CITY OF HARPER WOODS SCHOOLS 130,560 2609750 CLARE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 263,427 2609840 CLARENCEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 237,833 2609900 CLARKSTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 290,221 2609930 CLAWSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 82,360 2610020 CLIMAX-SCOTTS COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 33,336 2610050 CLINTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 77,784 2610080 CLINTONDALE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 324,813 2610110 CLIO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 357,547 2610140 COLDWATER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 361,990 2610200 COLEMAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 106,545 2610230 COLFAX TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1F 0 2610380 COLOMA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 169,391 2610410 COLON COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 160,534 2606990 COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 128,769 2610620 COMSTOCK PARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 277,835 2610590 COMSTOCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 392,332 2610650 CONCORD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 64,711 2610750 CONSTANTINE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 158,609 2610830 COOPERSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 126,808 2610860 CORUNNA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 150,340 2610980 COVERT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 736,764 2611030 CRAWFORD AUSABLE SCHOOLS 367,290 2600016 CRESTWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 668,345 2611140 CROSWELL-LEXINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 234,007 2611400 DANSVILLE SCHOOLS 32,396 2611430 DAVISON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 434,678 2611600 DEARBORN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 9,007,489 2611610 DEARBORN HEIGHTS SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 7 313,036 2611670 DECATUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 284,581 2611700 DECKERVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 84,900 2611730 DEERFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 22,878 2611910 DELTON-KELLOGG SCHOOL DISTRICT 168,642 2611970 DETOUR AREA SCHOOLS 16,995 2612000 DETROIT CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 175,069,866 2611550 DEWITT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 2612030 DEXTER COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2626940 DOLLAR BAY-TAMARACK CITY AREA 29,414 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MICHIGAN Allocations under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Preliminary Estimates Estimated Title I LEA ID District Allocations Under ARRA* 2612150 DOWAGIAC UNION SCHOOLS 406,324 2612240 DRYDEN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 30,722 2612300 DUNDEE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 79,628 2612330 DURAND AREA SCHOOLS 218,648 2612420 EAST CHINA SCHOOL DISTRICT 354,933 2612450 EAST DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 761,503 2612480 EAST GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2612540 EAST JACKSON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 218,292 2612560 EAST JORDAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 94,126 2612600 EAST LANSING SCHOOL DISTRICT 257,097 2612660 EASTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 6 0 2612690 EATON RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 204,279 2612810 EAU CLAIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 67,326 2612930 ECORSE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,149,510 2612990 EDWARDSBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS 134,652 2613050 ELK RAPIDS SCHOOLS 115,696 2613090 ELKTON-PIGEON-BAY PORT SCHOOLS 92,165 2613110 ELLSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 31,375 2613140 ELM RIVER TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 2615600 ENGADINE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS 38,093 2613500 ESCANABA AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 383,036 2613530 ESSEXVILLE-HAMPTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 124,847 2613560 EVART PUBLIC SCHOOLS 296,188 2600014 EWEN-TROUT CREEK CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS 51,727 2613680 EXCELSIOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 11,159 2610560 FAIRVIEW AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 78,100 2614070 FARMINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 700,714 2614100 FARWELL AREA SCHOOLS 354,190 2614230 FENNVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 172,564 2614250 FENTON AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 258,846 2614280 FERNDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 385,654 2614460 FITZGERALD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 460,961 2607080 FLAT ROCK COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 204,039 2614520 FLINT CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 13,836,396 2614550 FLUSHING COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 300,679 2614570 FOREST AREA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 166,920 2614610 FOREST HILLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 2611190 FOREST PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 50,331 2614700 FOWLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 2614730 FOWLERVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 176,486 2614760 FRANKENMUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 53,733 2614790 FRANKFORT-ELBERTA AREA SCHOOLS 51,638 2614820 FRASER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 364,737 2615090 FREE SOIL COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 21,572 2615060 FREELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 55,305 2615150 FREMONT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 341,861 2615390 FRUITPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 225,330 2615420 FULTON SCHOOLS 79,745 2615450 GALESBURG-AUGUSTA COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 102,623 2615480 GALIEN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 46,409 Title I Grants to Local Educational
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