Federal Programs: Benefits to Private School Students & Teachers
The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB), provides benefits to private school students, teachers and other education personnel, including those in religiously affiliated schools. These services are considered to be assistance to students and teachers and not to private schools. NCLB requires the equitable participation of private school students, teachers and other education personnel in some of its major programs.
Consultation Materials
- Private School Application for Title II-A
- Private School Application for Title II-D
- Private School Application for Title III
- Intent to Participate - 2013-2014
- Affirmation of Consultation with Private School Officials-Title I-Sample Form
- Affirmation of Consultation with Private Schools Officials-Other Titles-Sample Form
Additional Resources
- Consultation Webinar Presentation
(Dec, 2012) - Annual Private School Survey Webinar (1/20/11)
- Understanding Title I Requirements for Private Schools 8-20-09
- Consultation Webinar - (12/10)
- Fact Sheet on Private School Participation in Title I Programs
- Private School Equitable Participation Amounts for FY11
Links of Interest
Title I Services to Eligible Private School Children: Non-Regulatory Guidance
Fact Sheet on Private School Participation in Title III
Private School Enrollment and Participation Website
USDOE Office of Nonpublic Education
USDOE Presentation on Benefits to Private School Students and Teachers
Directory of Nonpublic Schools in TN
Equitable Services for Eligible Private Schools - Non-Regulatory Guidance (March, 2009)
Equitable Services to Eligible Private School Students
Final Transferability Guidance
Title II, Part A-Guidance on Improving Teacher Quality State Grants
Governor Bill Haslam
