The Office of Academic Resources is under the umbrella of Federal and State Programs. The office ensures that the federal and state entitlement programs are administered properly. Maintaining compliance and management through the district’s Comprehensive Continuous Improvement Plan (CCIP) and providing oversight of district and school funding allocations.  These programs are designed to support the education of our economically disadvantaged students.  Economically or educationally disadvantaged persons are those persons placed at special risk by socioeconomic and educational background. Economically disadvantaged persons include those persons who struggle to provide basic necessities for themselves and their families or communities. The Office of Academic Resources is charged with the responsibility of administering these programs to support instruction and raise student achievement. These programs include Project ACT / Homeless Education, Non-Traditional Education/Alternative Education (Neglected & Delinquent), Basic Skills support to Non Public Schools, ESEA Intervention Services, School Improvement/Ohio Improvement Process and Institutional Advancement.   

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