Education

	Money for Students

	Money for Teachers

	Money for Educational Institutions

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	Up to $100,000 to schools to increase national understanding of the Charter Schools Model by.

	$363,000 to improve student achievement by improving the preparation of prospective teachers and enhancing professional development activities.

	Grants to State Education Agencies to support the development and implementation of technology plans to improve the teaching and learning of all children.

	$1,250,000 to provide educators from eligible countries with curriculums and teacher training programs in civics and government education.

	Project grants to develop and distribute research based information to teachers, schools, policymakers, and parents engaged in education reform.

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	Grants to educational institutions to guarantee that future teachers are proficient in the new learning technologies they will find in their twenty-first century schools.

	$1.5 million to local education agencies to provide financial assistance to rural districts to help improve the quality of teaching and learning in their schools.

	$1,250,000 to educational institutions to improve the knowledge and skills of early childhood educators.

	$735,000 to State educational agencies to support the recruitment, training and placement of talented individuals from other fields into teaching positions in K-12 classrooms.

	Grants to State education agencies to strengthen arts education as an integral part of the elementary/secondary school curriculum.

	Up to $2,000,000 to State education agencies to support eligible entities in the development of innovative programs that recruit, train and mentor principals and assistant principals.

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Abroad and Exchange Programs

	$161,000 to qualified U.S. educators to participate in short-term study seminars abroad on topics in the social sciences and the humanities.

	Up to $60,000 to English language professionals to assist with the improvement of English teaching capability in selected institutions around the world.

	Grants to nonprofit organizations to promote a better understanding among the peoples of the U.S. and New Independent States (NIS) through teacher exchange.

	Up to $24,000 to U.S. and foreign teachers and administrators who want to live and study in a foreign country for 6 weeks.

	$53,000 to help universities and colleges strengthen their language and area studies programs by enabling faculty members to conduct research abroad.

	$61,000 to educational institutions to improve the study of modern foreign languages and area studies in the United States.

	$53,988,000 for State Education Agencies to improve teacher/principal quality and increase the number of highly qualified teachers in the classroom.

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