• ACADEMIC RESOURCES - State and Federal Programs


     

    Our Mission

    The mission of Academic Resources is to ensure that our schools receive the proper tools necessary for students to achieve the best educational experiences and outcomes possible through supporting staff development using a data-driven approach to prepare all students for the competitive world 
     
     
     
     

    Our Leadership


    Maria Carlson
    Executive Director, Academic Resources                                                                                    
    1111 Superior Avenue E., Suite 1768
     
    Matthew Badea
    Textbook Inventory Manager
    Woodland Data Center
    4966 Woodland Avenue
     
    Jacqueline R. Cox
    Manager, Partner Supports and Programs 
    1111 Superior Avenue E., Suite1773
     
    Rosie Larrea M.Ed
    SBB Coordinator 
    1111 Superior Avenue E., Suite 1772
     
    Dale C. Laux, Jr.
    Internal Facilitator, Academic Resources
    1111 Superior Avenue E. Suite 1771
     
    Janee' Moss, M.Ed
    Grant Implementation Manager, Academic Resources
    1111 Superior Avenue E., Suite 1775
     
     
    Robyn Swift, Ed.S
    Grant Implementation Manager, Academic Resources
    1111 Superior Avenue E., Suite 1710
     
     
     
    The Office of Academic Resources is charged with the responsibility of administering grant-funded programs to support instruction and raise student achievement to prepare our scholars for the competitive world by providing schools with high quality resources and support using a data-driven approach to guide schools through continuous improvement. Additionally, the department provides school support services through the selection of external partners, textbook management, grant management, Student-Based Budgeting(SBB), Academic Achievement Plan (AAP) management, professional development opportunities, and resources that are aligned to district and building needs.
     

    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 necessities for themselves and their families or communities.

    These resources come through a variety of federal and state grants including:

    Expanded Opportunities for Every Child(EOEC)

    School Improvement Grants(SIG)


    Federal Grant
    Title I Part A
    Title I-D Neglected & Delinquent
    Title II-A- Improving Teacher Quality
    Title III-Limited English Proficient
    Title IV- A
    Title VII-B – McKinney-Vento-Homeless Children & Youth

    Please visit the Ohio Department of Education Federal Programs website for more details on federal grants.https://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Federal-Programs