Bureau of Integrated Programs

Provides leadership, technical assistance, and professional development to schools and community-based organizations in the implementation of specific federal grant programs authorized through the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and amended by the "No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001" (PL 107-110).

Certain programs serve general populations, while others are designed to serve children, youth, and families with specific educational needs, such as disadvantaged, neglected and delinquent, migrant, homeless, and non-English speaking children.

The Bureau is also responsible for implementing school reform

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) K-12	2010-11 Consolidated Applications and Allocations
Federal Projects	2009-2010 Consolidated Applications and Allocations
OBM Form	Persistently Lowest-Achieving Schools Definition and List
Service Learning information	Online Grants Management Training Webinar
2011-12 Consolidated Applications and Allocations	2012-2013 Consolidated Applications and Allocations

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