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No Child Left Behind Act
President George W. Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act into law on January 8, 2002. This legislation reauthorizes the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) and is the primary federal funding program supporting K-12 education.
mimio is compliant with the following 4 titles under the No Child Left Behind Act. For specific details on how mimio features correlate to each individual title, please click on one of the links below.
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Title I - Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged, Basic Grants
Title I is an important source of funding for schools and districts seeking to
utilize technology for instructional purposes. While it does not directly
require technology purchases, it allows for technology purchases making it a
significant source of "indirect" funds for technology. The total fund for FY2002
is $12.3 billion with as much as $700 million used for technology purchases.
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Read how mimio is Compliant with Title I Funding
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ESEA Title II, Part A - Teacher and Principal Training and Recruiting Fund
Title II, Part A is an important source of funding for improving teacher and principal quality and the number of
highly qualified teachers and principals in schools. This program does not directly require technology purchases, but
allows for technology purchases making it a significant source of "indirect" funds for technology. It is estimated that
this program will provide $400 million in funding this year for technology and technology related professional development.
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Read how mimio is Compliant with ESEA Title II, Part A Funding
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ESEA Title II, Part D - Enhancing Education through Technology, Educational Technology State Grants
Title II, Part D provides funding specifically supporting the integration of technology into curriculum and instruction. The program provides $700.5 million to States in FY2002 directly supporting technology purchases.
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Read how mimio is Compliant with ESEA Title II, Part D Funding
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ESEA Title V, Part A - Innovative Programs State Grants
ESEA Title V, Part A is an important source of funding for schools and districts seeking to upgrade their
use of technology. While it does not directly require technology purposes, it allows for technology purchases, making it a significant
source of "indirect" funds for technology. The total fund is $365 million in FY2002 with as much as an estimated $120 million used
for technology purchases.
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Read how mimio is Compliant with ESEA Title V, Part A Funding
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For more information on how you can use No Child Left Behind funds to purchase mimio, please call 877-696-4646 (toll free) or email
jshanley@mimio.com.
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