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Expanding Opportunities Through Quality Charter Schools Program (CSP) Grants to State Entities

Grant Type
Discretionary grant
Office
ALN
84.282A
Contact
Sareeta Schmitt
202-205-0730
Eligibility
Charter Management Organizations (CMOs)
State Educational Agencies (SEAs)
Application Deadline
Application Status
Closed

What's New

FY 2024 SE Grants Competition

On September 27, 2024, the U.S. Department of Education's Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 Expanding Opportunity Through Quality Charter Schools Program — Grants to State Entities (SE Grants) awarded $143,009,209 in new grants to fund six State Entities across the country.

For more information about the FY 2024 CSP SE Grants competition, please visit the Applicant Information and Eligibility tab.

For more information about previous awards, please visit the Awards tab.

Program Description

The CSP State Entities program is authorized under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA), as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) (20 U.S.C. 7221-7221j). Prior to enactment of the ESSA, the ESEA, as amended by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB), authorized the Secretary to make awards to State educational agencies to enable them to conduct charter school subgrant programs in their States. The CSP State Entities program is under new law and has different eligibility requirements, priorities, definitions, application requirements, and selection criteria.

The major purposes of the CSP are to expand opportunities for all students, particularly traditionally underserved students, to attend charter schools and meet challenging State academic standards; provide financial assistance for the planning, program design, and initial implementation of public charter schools; increase the number of high-quality charter schools available to students across the United States; evaluate the impact of charter schools on student achievement, families, and communities; share best practices between charter schools and other public schools; encourage States to provide facilities support to charter schools; and support efforts to strengthen the charter school authorizing process.

The CSP grants to State Entities (84.282A) is a competitive grant program that enables State entities to award subgrants to eligible applicants in their State to open and prepare for the operation of new charter schools and to replicate and expand high-quality charter schools. Grant funds must also be used by the State entity to provide technical assistance to eligible applicants and authorized public chartering agencies in opening and preparing for the operation of new charter schools, or replicating or expanding high-quality charter schools; and to work with authorized public chartering agencies to improve authorizing quality, including developing capacity for, and conducting, fiscal oversight and auditing of charter schools.

Applicant Information

The Notice Inviting Applications (NIA) for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 Expanding Opportunity Through Quality Charter Schools Program — Grants to State Entities (SE Grants) was published in the Federal Register on April 24, 2024, and can be accessed here. The deadline for submission of a grant application under this competition was 11:59:59 p.m., Eastern Time, on June 13, 2024. Awards for FY 2024 SE Grants were made on September 27, 2024.

Additional SE Grant Award information can be accessed on the Awards tab.

Eligibility

State entities with a state statute specifically authorizing the establishment of charter schools were eligible to apply. Under section 4303(e)(1) of the ESEA, no State entity may receive a grant under this program for use in a State in which a State entity is currently using a grant received under this program.

State entity means-->

  1. A State educational agency;
  2. A State charter school board;
  3. A Governor of a State; or
  4. A charter school support organization.

Eligible applicant, when used with respect to subgrants made by a State entity, means a developer that has --

  1. applied to an authorized public chartering authority to operate a charter school; and
  2. provided adequate and timely notice to that authority.

Funding Restrictions:
A State entity receiving a grant under this program shall:

  • use not less than 90 percent of the grant funds to award subgrants to eligible applicants for activities related to opening and preparing for the operation of new charter school or to replicate or expand high-quality charter schools;
  • reserve not less than seven percent of funds to provide technical assistance to eligible applicants and authorized public chartering agencies in opening and preparing for the operation of new charter schools or to replicate or expand high-quality charter schools and in improving authorizing quality, including developing capacity for, and conducting, fiscal oversight and auditing of charter schools; and
  • reserve not more than three percent of funds for administrative costs, which may include technical assistance.

Point of Clarification: Administrative costs and technical assistance costs combined cannot exceed 10% due to the "no less than 90%" subgrant requirement. However, technical assistance must be not less than seven percent and administrative costs can be no more than three percent.

Note: A charter school developer in a State in which no State entity has an application for a grant approved under ALN 84.282A (State entities program or previously State Educational Agencies program) may apply for funding directly from the Department under the CSP Developers Grants competitions. Additional information about the CSP Developers Grants competitions is available at here.

Previous Competition

Applicant Information

The Notice Inviting Applications (NIA) for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 Expanding Opportunity Through Quality Charter Schools Program — Grants to State Entities (SE Grants) was published in the Federal Register on April 24, 2024. The deadline for submission of a grant application under this competition was 11:59:59p.m. ET on June 13, 2024.

FY 2024 CSP SE Notice Inviting Applications

Posted in the Federal Register on April 24, 2024 PDF HTML

FY 2024 Competition Timeline

  • Deadline for Transmittal of Applications: June 13, 2024
  • Deadline for Intergovernmental Review: August 12, 2024

FY 2024 Competition Information

Pre-Application Technical Assistance Webinars:

Application Package and Submission:

  • SE Application Package Instructions: Please note this is an electronic copy for you to download and use as a guide only.
  • Applications must be submitted electronically through the Grants.gov system at http://www.grants.gov/.
  • Please do not e-mail an electronic copy of a grant application to U.S. Department of Education staff.

Hard Copy Applications:

For hard copy application packages, contact:

Charter Schools Program, State Entity Grant Program

U.S. Department of Education

400 Maryland Avenue SW

Washington, DC 20202

Email: SE_Competition@ed.gov

Required Application Forms:

Note: Most of the forms listed below are in the electronic application package in Grants.gov. The following is a list of the required forms that must be completed, examples of which can be found here.

  • Application for Federal Assistance (SF-424) — mandatory
  • Dept. of Education Supplemental Information for SF-424 — mandatory
  • ED GEPA427 Form — mandatory
  • ED 524 BUDGET INFORMATION NON-CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS — mandatory
  • Grants.gov Lobbying Form (ED-80-0013) — mandatory
  • ED Abstract Form — mandatory
  • Project Narrative Attachment Form — mandatory
  • Budget Narrative Attachment Form — mandatory
  • Project Objectives and Performance Measures Form — mandatory
  • Disclosure of Lobbying Activities (SF-LLL) — optional
  • Other Attachments — optional

Registering on Grants.gov and SAM.gov:

  • REGISTER EARLY — Grants.gov registration involves many steps including registration on SAM (SAM.gov), which usually takes approximately 7 to 10 business days, but can take longer depending on the completeness and accuracy of the data entered into the SAM database by an applicant.
  • You may begin working on your application while completing the registration process, but you cannot submit an application until all of the Registration steps are complete.
  • Please note that once your SAM registration is active, it will take 24-48 hours for the information to be available in Grants.gov, and before you can submit an application through Grants.gov.
  • For detailed information on the Registration Steps, please go to here. Please note that your organization will need to update its SAM registration annually.
  • To register in SAM.gov, click on the "Get Started" link under the "Register Your Entity…" heading in SAM.gov.
  • Grantees, and other entities wanting to do business with the U.S. Department of Education (e.g., entities applying for a grant), that are not already registered in SAM.gov must complete the "Register Entity" registration option and NOT the "Get a Unique Entity ID" option. The "Get a Unique Entity ID" option, which is not a full registration, is only available to entities for reporting purposes. Failing to complete the "Register Entity" option may result in loss of funding, loss of applicant eligibility, and/or delays in receiving a grant award.
  • Information about SAM is available at SAM.gov. To further assist you with registering in SAM or updating your existing SAM registration, see the Quick Start Guide for Grant Registrations and the Entity Registration Video here.

FY 2024 CSP SE Grant Eligibility Information

States with Active CSP SE Grants: States in which a State entity currently has an approved CSP SE grant application under section 4303 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESEA), that is actively running subgrant competitions are Alabama, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. We will not consider applications from these states.

Included in the chart below is the amount of CSP State Entities funding per fiscal year since FY 2017.

Fiscal Year (FY)Funding for New Awards*Funding for Continuation Awards*
FY 2024$143,009,209$152,367,956
FY 2023$147,312,186$39,173,918
FY 2022$60,202,659$154,894,184
FY 2021$0$220,842,582
FY 2020$81,696,397$132,251,030
FY 2019$25,840,123$190,756,628
FY 2018$77,790,768$120,005,992
FY 2017$144,680,792$17,864,270

*New Awards and Continuation Awards include supplemental and forward funding when applicable.

LEGISLATION

  • Title IV, Part C of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Section 4301 - 4311 (20 U.S.C. 7221-7221j). PDF (485 KB)
  • Charter School Program Assurances Grants to State Entities MS Word (31KB)

REGULATIONS

  • 2022 Final Priorities, Requirements, Definitions, and Selection Criteria-Expanding Opportunity Through Quality Charter Schools Program (CSP)-Grants to State Entities (State Entity Grants); Grants to Charter Management Organizations for the Replication and Expansion of High-Quality Charter Schools (CMO Grants); and Grants to Charter School Developers for the Opening of New Charter Schools and for the Replication and Expansion of High-Quality Charter Schools (Developer Grants) (87 FR 40406)
  • 2015 Notice of Final Priorities, Requirements, Definitions, and Selection Criteria; Charter Schools Program Grants to State Educational Agencies (80 FR 34201)
  • Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR)
  • Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (2 CFR 200)
  • Uniform Guidance Technical Assistance for Grantees (Uniform Guidance TA)

GUIDANCE

Nonregulatory Guidance

  • ESSA Flexibility Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (December 2017) PDF (190 KB)
  • ESSA Flexibility Webinar Slides
  • Dear Colleague Letter — ESSA flexibilities for CSP Grantees (November 2017) PDF (196 KB)
  • Dear Colleague Letter — Guidance Regarding the Oversight of Charter Schools Program and Regulatory Requirements, Including the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (August 2016) PDF (226 KB)
  • Charter Schools Program Nonregulatory Guidance (updated January 2014) PDF (376 KB)
  • School Climate and Discipline Resources
  • Title I Requirements on Charter Schools Non-Regulatory Guidance (July 2004) MS Word (739KB)
  • Allocating Funds to Charter Schools (December 2000) PDF (544 KB)

Application Guidance

Notices Inviting Applications (NIAs) – State Entity Grants

For the most up-to-date information on this grant program and any future or current notices, please continue to check our website and search for current opportunities, and/or register for alerts for Grants.gov (search ALN 84.282).

Included below is information regarding the new awards under the CSP Grants to State Entities Program made in each fiscal year since

Fiscal Year (FY)Number of New Awards
FY 20246
FY 202310
FY 20226
FY 20208
FY 20193
FY 20188
FY 20179
  • Information regarding the funding request (broken down by year) for the FY 2024 grantees. PDF (23 KB)
  • Information regarding the funding request (broken down by year) for the FY 2023 grantees. MS Excel (23 KB)
  • Information regarding the funding request (broken down by year) for the FY 2022 grantees. MS Excel (30 KB)
  • Information regarding the funding request (broken down by year) for the FY 2020 grantees. MS Excel (91 KB)
  • Information regarding the funding request (broken down by year) for the FY 2019 grantees. MS Excel (91 KB)
  • Information regarding the funding request (broken down by year) for the FY 2018 grantees. MS Excel (86 KB)
  • Information regarding the funding request (broken down by year) for the FY 2017 grantees. MS Excel (36 KB)

*The city and state reflect where the grantee is operating.

Year AwardedGranteeProject TitleDuration (Years)Amount available for Year 1 activitiesTotal Funding (for Year 1 and 2 Activities)Total Expected FundingCityStateScoreAbstractApplicationReviewers' Comments

Funded FY 2024 Applications

2024California Department of EducationCalifornia Public Charter School Grant Program (PCSGP)5$15,275,765$24,691,396$93,777,778SacramentoCA108.61PDF
(67 KB)
PDF
(Coming Soon)
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(203 KB)
2024Colorado League of Charter SchoolsGreat Schools Colorado CSP Project5$17,702,194$30,255,525$68,146,405DenverCO108.00PDF
(78 KB)
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(30 MB)
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(205 KB)
2024New York State Education DepartmentNew York State Charter Schools Program (CSP) Grant Project5$40,110,061$50,072,285$121,342,222AlbanyNY98.00PDF
(69 KB)
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(24 MB)
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(208 KB)
2024Utah Association of Public Charter SchoolsUtah Charter Schools Program (USCP) Grant Project5$6,822,374$15,610,529$44,444,445American ForkUT97.67PDF
(77 KB)
PDF
(40 MB)
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(198 KB)
2024Arizona Department of EducationArizona Charter Schools Program State Entity Application5$8,689,822$17,359,475$34,855,500PhoenixAZ90.00PDF
(67 KB)
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(19 MB)
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(207 KB)
2024Rhode Island Department of EducationRhode Island Charter Schools Program (RICSP)5$1,760,000$5,019,999$14,300,000ProvidenceRI90.00PDF
(69 KB)
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(31 MB)
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(216 KB)

Funded FY 2023 Applications

2023The Opportunity TrustMissouri (CSP-MO)5$15,555,556$22,222,223$35,555,557Saint LouisMO108.33PDF
(73 KB)
PDF
(27 MB)
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(239 KB)
2023State of Wisconsin Department of Public InstructionState of Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Grant Project5$20,941,075$34,921,524$58,000,000MadisonWI97.67PDF
(72 KB)
PDF
(24 MB)
PDF
(257 KB)
2023Indiana Department of EducationQuality Counts II5$21,822,744$45,695,745$109,740,731IndianapolisIN95.33PDF
(75 KB)
PDF
(31 MB)
PDF
(224 KB)
2023Louisiana Department of EducationLouisiana Public Charter Schools Program Grant Project5$4,444,445$17,777,778$55,555,555Baton RougeLA94.67PDF
(73 KB)
PDF
(74 MB)
PDF
(188 KB)
2023West Virginia Professional Charter School BoardWest Virginia Professional Charter School Board5$3,112,213$4,627,359$12,382,792CharlestonWV91.67PDF
(73 KB)
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(922 KB)
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(206 KB)
2023Maryland Alliance of Public Charter Schools. Inc.The Maryland Momentum Project5$4,180,024$7,099,318$28,720,811BaltimoreMD91.67PDF
(73 KB)
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(37 MB)
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(248 KB)
2023Public Charter Schools of New MexicoPublic Charter Schools of New Mexico5$7,838,740$20,808,680$52,777,778AlbuquerqueNM88.67PDF
(73 KB)
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(39 MB)
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(246 KB)
2023Minnesota Department of EducationMinnesota Charter Schools Program Grant Project5$7,953,420$17,076,479$37,579,122MinneapolisMN88.00PDF
(74 KB)
PDF
(9 MB)
PDF
(217 KB)
2023Oklahoma Public School Resource Center IncOklahoma Public School Resource Center Charter Schools Program Grant5$10,958,500$21,979,896$55,141,012Oklahoma CityOK87.33PDF
(73 KB)
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(3 MB)
PDF
(226 KB)
2023Bluum, Inc.Building on Success for Future Excellence5$5,273,200$12,693,400$24,878,000BoiseID84.67PDF
(75 KB)
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(45 MB)
PDF
(209 KB)

Funded FY 2022 Applications

2022Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary EducationMassachusetts Charter Schools Program (CSP) Project 2023 — 20285$2,221,661$4,537,287$11,389,000MaldenMA102.00PDF
(80 KB)
PDF
(9 MB)
PDF
(239 KB)
2022Mississippi First, Inc.Doubling Mississippi's High-Quality Charter School Sector in Five Years5$4,333,333$7,666,665$19,333,333JacksonMS99.33PDF
(63 KB)
PDF
(10 MB)
PDF
(345 KB)
2022State Charter Schools Foundation of Georgia, IncGeorgia Strategic Charter School Growth Initiative5$6,581,013$13,950,052$38,295,000AtlantaGA98.33PDF
(78 KB)
PDF
(29 MB)
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(434 KB(
2022Illinois Network of Charter SchoolsIllinois Impact Initiative: Creating and expanding high-quality educational opportunities for Illinois' most underserved students and communities.5$4,388,944$8,856,020$25,000,000ChicagoIL96.33PDF
(78 KB)
PDF
(14 MB)
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(243 KB)
2022Tennessee Department of EducationTennessee Charter School Program Project5$7,938,018$15,870,670$24,668,630NashvilleTN96.00PDF
(60 KB)
PDF
(8 MB)
PDF
(239 KB)
2022Northeast Charter Schools Network, Inc.Great Schools for Connecticut CSP Project5$3,439,894$9,321,965$24,486,941New Haven*CT*93.00PDF
(78 KB)
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(24 MB)
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(253 KB)

Funded FY 2020 Applications

2020New Jersey Public Charter Schools AssociationNew Jersey Charter Schools Program State Entities Grant (Project Cultivate 38)5$13,878,540$15,764,45$63,232,945HamiltonNJ117.67PDF
(83 KB)
PDF
(10 MB)
PDF
(292 KB)
2020Florida Department of EducationFlorida 2016 CSP Grant Application -- Revised5$15,666,669$18,330,002$78,333,333TallahasseFL113.67PDF
(83 KB)
PDF
(10 MB)
PDF
(295)
2020CA Department of Education for the State Board of EducationCalifornia Public Charter School Grant Program3$7,777,776$9,761,110$41,666,667SacramentoCA113.33PDF
(83 KB)
PDF
(10 MB)
PDF
(317 KB)
2020Office of the State Superintendent of Education2020 Charter Schools Program Grant to Increase the Number of High-Quality Charter Seats in DC and Improve Subgrantee and Authorizer Performance5$3,364,400$4,250,848$24,222,000WashingtonDC110.00PDF
(83 KB)
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(10 MB)
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(11MB)
2020South Carolina Department of EducationSouth Carolina Quality Charter Schools5$433,846$1,911,781$31,553,991ColumbiaSC104.33PDF
(83 KB)
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(10 MB)
PDF
(286 KB)
2020Opportunity 180Great Schools for Nevada CSP Grant and Program5$3,244,443$4,189,643$22,755,555Las VegasNV103.33PDF
(83 KB)
PDF
(10 MB)
PDF
(329 KB)
2020Pennsylvania Coalition of Public Charter SchoolsPennsylvania CSP Grant Program5$3,666,667$4,403,334$30,000,000GlensidePA101.67PDF
(83 KB)
PDF
(10 MB)
PDF
(347 KB)
2020Texas Education AgencyTexas Quality Charter Schools Program Grant5$20,000,000$23,085,229$100,000,000AustinTX101.33PDF
(83 KB)
PDF
(10 MB)
PDF
(291 KB)
Year AwardedGranteeProject TitleDuration (Years)Amount available for Year 1 activitiesFY 19 Funding (for Year 1 and 2 Activities)Total Expected FundingCityStateScoreAbstractApplicationReviewers' Comments

Funded FY 2019 Applications

2019Alabama Coalition for Public Charter SchoolsNew Schools for Alabama CSP Grant to award startup funding and provide support services to high quality5$5,000,000$10,000,000$25,000,000BirminghamAL107.33PDF
(83 KB)
PDF
(10 MB)
PDF
(11MB)
2019The New Hampshire Department of EducationNH 2019 Charter Schools Program Grant Application5$3,309,873$10,114,548$46,000,000ConcordNH87.33PDF
(85 KB)
PDF
(9 MB)
PDF
(7 MB)
2019Washington State Charter Schools AssociationExpanding Opportunity Through Quality Charter Schools Program Grants to State Entities FY195$1,786,360$5,725,575$19,960,625SeattleWA100.33PDF
(84 KB)
PDF
(27 KB)
PDF
(11 MB)
Year AwardedGranteeProject TitleDuration (Years)Amount available for Year 1 activitiesFY 18 Funding (for Year 1 and 2 Activities)Total Expected FundingCityStateScoreAbstractApplicationReviewers' Comments

Funded FY 2018 Applications

2018Arizona Department of EducationArizona Department of Education Charter School Program will open 40 high quality charter school over five years.5$7,395,5497$16,334,987$55,000,000PhoenixAZ91.00PDF
(55 KB)
PDF
(13 MB)
PDF
(2 MB)
2018Arkansas Public School Resource CenterArkansas Public School Resource Center Application for 2018 CSP State Entities Grant as Sole Applicant for State of Arkansas5$5,600,000$5,600,000 (for year 1 activities only)$23,000,000Little RockAR96.67PDF
(53 KB)
PDF
(16 MB)
PDF
(1 MB)
2018Bluum, Inc.Idaho's Communities of Excellence is a state-wide consortium led by Bluum, Inc., designed to foster the development, expansion, and replication of high quality charter schools in Idaho5$3,642,400$8,939,900$17,111,111BoiseID95.67PDF
(54 KB)
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(2 MB)
2018Colorado Department of EducationCCSP Program and Grant Application5$814,786$14,543,876$55,171,335DenverCO88.00PDF
(55 KB)
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(16 MB)
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(2 MB)
2018Delaware Department of EducationThe main objective of the Delaware CSP Grant is to expand opportunities for all students, particularly educationally disadvantaged students, to attend public charter schools.5$880,000$3,496,000$10,395,000DoverDE89.00PDF
(52 KB)
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(2 MB)
2018Michigan Department of EducationMichigan Charter School Grant Program5$4,200,961$14,318,173$47,222,222LansingMI108.67PDF
(55 KB)
PDF
(5 MB)
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(1 MB)
2018New York State Education DepartmentNew York State Application for CSP Grants to State Entities 2018-20235$4,166,667$4,166,667 (for year 1 activities only)$78,888,888AlbanyNY91.33PDF
(57 KB)
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(26 MB)
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(2 MB)
2018North Carolina Department of Public InstructionNC Advancing Charter Collaboration and Excellence for Student Success (ACCESS) Program: Supporting high quality schools focused on meeting the needs of educationally disadvantaged students5$5,197,585$10,391,165$26,633,025RaleighNC93.00PDF
(54 KB)
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(11 MB)
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(2 MB)
Year AwardedGranteeProject TitleDuration (Years)Amount available for Year 1 activitiesFY 17 Funding (for Year 1 and 2 Activities)Total Expected FundingCityStateScoreAbstractApplicationReviewers' Comments

Funded FY 2017 Applications

2017Indiana Department of EducationQuality Counts5$9,328,143$24,002,291$59,966,575IndianapolisIN103.33PDF
(55 KB)
PDF
(48 MB)
PDF
(261 KB)
2017Maryland State Department of EducationThe Maryland Charter School Program to award sub-grants, provide technical assistance and disseminate best practices and performance data5$1,828,738$5,490,859$17,222,222BaltimoreMD97.67PDF
(61 KB)
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(6 MB)
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(212 KB)
2017Minnesota Department of EducationMDE's CSP project will increase the number of high-quality and sustainable charter schools in order to improve academic achievement for all students, particularly those who are at-risk5$7,541,967$22,381,611$38,500,000RosevilleMN99.00PDF
(56 KB)
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(4 MB)
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(108 KB)
2017Mississippi Charter School Authorizer BoardMississippi Charter School Authorizer Board 2017 CSP Grant5$2,123,299$4,240,819$15,000,000JacksonMS94.33PDF
(56 KB)
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(15 MB)
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(229 KB)
2017New Mexico Public Education DepartmentNew Mexico Charter School Program5$3,031,665$6,358,693$22,507,805Santa FeNM101.00PDF
(56 KB)
PDF
(69 MB)
PDF
(474 KB)
2017Oklahoma Public School Resource Center, Inc.Oklahoma Charter School Grant Application 20175$1,002,350$4,264,870$16,499,722Oklahoma CityOK101.67PDF
(55 KB)
PDF
(8 MB)
PDF
(234 KB)
2017Rhode Island Department of EducationRhode Island Charter Schools Program Grant: Increase number of high quality charter schools, improve quality and efficiency of authorizing to reduce barriers, and foster charter-district partnerships5$675,000$1,953,000$6,000,000ProvidenceRI116.67PDF
(56 KB)
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(16 MB)
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(389 KB)
2017Texas Education AgencyTexas Quality Charter Schools Program Grant3$17,825,885$38,034,535$59,164,996AustinTX110.33PDF
(57 KB)
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(39 MB)
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(223 KB)
2017Wisconsin Department of Public InstructionWisconsin Charter Schools Program Application5$18,280,435$37,954,114$95,777,775MadisonWI115.67PDF
(56 KB)
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(56 MB)
PDF
(385 KB)
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