Federal Programs & Grants
Federal Programs provide essential supplemental financial support through various grants to meet the unique needs of students across Christian County.
These programs include:
- Title I: Supports economically disadvantaged students to improve academic achievement.
- Title II: Funds professional development to enhance teacher and leader quality.
- Title III: Provides instructional support for students with limited English proficiency.
- Title IV: Expands access to a well-rounded education, improves school conditions for student learning, and enhances digital literacy and technology use.
- Title V: Works to improve instructional quality and student academic achievement through the Rural and Low-Income Schools (RLIS) initiative.
- Extended School Services (ESS): Funds tutoring for students who are failing or at risk, often referred to as "after-school tutoring."
- Title I, Part D, Subpart 2: Supports services for neglected and delinquent students and promotes dropout prevention.
- Title I, Part C (Migrant Education Program): Offers educational support to migrant students and their families.
- Impact Aid: Assists school districts affected by lost property tax revenue due to tax-exempt federal properties (such as Fort Campbell) or increased expenditures from the enrollment of federally connected children.
These programs collectively aim to support student achievement, enhance educational quality, and ensure equitable opportunities for all students.
Grant Development
These pages provide a quick and easy overview of a few of the grant funding opportunities currently available for individual teachers or school sites. These grants have been selected based on district needs, district eligibility, consistency with Board policy and goals, and interest to educators.
We’ve also provided links and contact information for data that is most commonly requested in grant applications and contact information for staff that could assist you with locating other data.
Any grant exceeding $3,500 will require review by the Superintendent’s Office. Please see the Intent to Apply area for more information.
Any grant requiring matching funds or in-kind contributions must be reviewed by the Superintendent's Cabinet. Please see the Intent to Apply area for more information.
Intent to Apply
Process
1. Complete Intent to Apply
2. Complete Grant Project Proposal
3. Submit Intent to Apply and Grant Project Proposal to:
Christian County Public Schools
c/o Aaron Harrell
200 Glass Avenue
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
4. Complete grant application if approved
5. Submit a copy of completed grant application for Superintendent's signature to:
If School Board approval is necessary, a minimum of 14 calendar days notice is required.
Resources for Grants
District Data
District Report Card
School Report Card
Comprehensive District Improvement Plan
Christian County Public Schools Curriculum Information
High School Graduation Requirements
Qualifying Data
http://education.ky.gov/federal/SCN/Pages/Qualifying-Data.aspx
Contact Person(s)
- Free and Reduced Lunch Information Request – Rosa Robinson Ext: 77581
- Student Demographic Information Request – Dr. Melanie Barrett, Ext: 77753
- Budget Information Requests – Jessica Darnell, Ext: 77006
- Assessment Data - Zachary Hibbs, Ext: 77534
Contact
Aaron Harrell
Director of State &Federal Programs (270) 887-7000
Crystal Szczapinski
Administrative Assistant
Brandi Williams
Account Clerk
Migrant Education
Fowlen Sensing
EL Teachers
Dr. Vicky Barnes
Ainny Berenguer
Dr. Mary Calhoun
Lindsay Christopher
Gayle Holder
Naomi Mullins
Assistants
Vickie Perry
Misako Royster
Ingrid Macario
