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Understanding Title IV-A is designed to support local Title IV-A Program Managers, Stakeholder Team members, educators, and anyone interested in understanding more about the New Hampshire Title IV-A Student Support and Academic Enrichment program. The New Hampshire vision of competency based education and personalized learning serves to prepare students for their futures. Local Title IV-A programs can align with this vision through its purpose of increasing student opportunities for a well rounded education; developing and maintaining safe and healthy learning environments that support student success; and effectively using technology to increase opportunities for digital learning and teaching. The course is divided into 6 modules, each provides an understanding of individual parts of the Title IV-A program beginning with its purpose and funding requirements to developing impactful activities, developing impactful activities, and ending with successful grant management and reporting of impact on students.

Course Modules

The Purpose of Title IV-A
Title IV-A Program Requirements
Documenting the Process

The Stakeholder Team
Targeting Use of Funds
Assessment of Needs for Student Support
Equitable Services
Transferability of Funds

Targeting Areas for Student Support
The Activity Through-Line
Budget Requirements
Using Title IV-A for Professional Development

Developing Your Evaluation Plan
Collecting Data
Analyzing Data for Impact

Starting Your Grant
Entering Activities
The Approval Process

Monthly Reporting
Grant Monitoring for Compliance
Reporting to the Public

More in-depth information, resources, and documents can be found in the Title IV-A Toolkit on NHEON.org.