Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - IDAHO

FY 2012 Title I

LEA ID District Allocation*

1600030 Aberdeen School District 58 242,965

1600060 American Falls Joint School District 381 359,260

1600090 Arbon Elementary School District 383 0

1600150 Avery School District 394 1,535

1600180 Basin School District 72 95,113

1600240 Bear Lake County School District 33 188,756

1600270 Blackfoot School District 55 937,518

1600300 Blaine County School District 61 356,495

1600330 Bliss Joint School District 234 30,607

1600360 Boise City Independent School District 1 5,617,178

1600930 Bonneville Joint School District 93 1,214,861

1600420 Boundary County School District 101 422,339

1600450 Bruneau-Grand View Joint School District 365 193,113

1600480 Buhl Joint School District 412 279,963

1600490 Butte County Joint School District 111 102,076

1600510 Caldwell School District 132 2,874,092

1600540 Camas County School District 121 21,563

1600570 Cambridge Joint School District 432 50,425

1600630 Cascade School District 422 104,805

1600660 Cassia County Joint School District 151 991,696

1600690 Castleford School District 417 90,393

1600720 Challis Joint School District 181 91,278

1600750 Clark County School District 161 50,447

1600780 Coeur d'Alene School District 271 1,532,960

1600810 Cottonwood Joint School District 242 90,813

1600840 Council School District 13 46,277

1600870 Culdesac Joint School District 342 32,226

1600900 Dietrich School District 314 64,072

1601020 Emmett Independent School District 221 603,721

1601050 Filer School District 413 236,817

1601080 Firth School District 59 117,634

1601110 Fremont County Joint School District 215 523,095

1601140 Fruitland School District 373 324,290

1601170 Garden Valley School District 71 55,098

1601200 Genesee Joint School District 282 31,765

1601230 Glenns Ferry Joint School District 192 251,057

1601260 Gooding Joint School District 231 312,787

1601290 Grace Joint School District 148 87,891

1601380 Hagerman Joint School District 233 62,303

1601410 Hansen School District 415 133,102

1601440 Highland Joint School District 305 48,997

1601470 Homedale Joint School District 370 305,567

1601500 Horseshoe Bend School District 73 54,965

1601530 Idaho Falls School District 91 1,938,626

1601570 Jefferson County Joint School District 251 618,276

1601590 Jerome Joint School District 261 843,854

1601620 Kamiah Joint School District 304 190,177

1601650 Kellogg Joint School District 391 302,049

1601680 Kendrick Joint School District 283 50,572

1601710 Kimberly School District 414 146,617

1601740 Kootenai Joint School District 274 67,534

1601770 Kuna Joint School District 3 905,474

1600002 Lake Pend Oreille School District 84 962,832

1601800 Lakeland Joint School District 272 816,674

1601830 Lapwai School District 341 155,699

1601860 Lewiston Independent School District 340 862,229

1601900 Mackay Joint School District 182 32,272

1601920 Madison School District 321 975,115

1601950 Marsh Valley Joint School District 21 229,961

1601980 Marsing Joint School District 363 441,641

1602030 McCall-Donnelly Joint School District 421 213,032

1602060 Meadows Valley School District 11 66,480

1602070 Melba Joint School District 136 152,268
Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - IDAHO

FY 2012 Title I

LEA ID District Allocation*

1602100 Meridian Joint School District 2 4,353,704

1602130 Middleton School District 134 514,364

1602160 Midvale School District 433 58,411

1602190 Minidoka County Joint School District 331 820,496

1602220 Moscow School District 281 338,103

1602250 Mountain Home School District 193 801,151

1600139 Mountain View School District 244 414,623

1602280 Mullan School District 392 48,918

1602310 Murtaugh Joint School District 418 68,767

1602340 Nampa School District 131 4,257,336

1602370 New Plymouth School District 372 177,369

1602400 Nezperce Joint School District 302 37,795

1602430 North Gem School District 149 37,107

1602460 Notus School District 135 91,497

1602490 Oneida County School District 351 102,585

1602520 Orofino Joint School District 171 257,504

1602550 Parma School District 137 323,677

1602580 Payette Joint School District 371 410,451

1602610 Pleasant Valley Elementary School District 364 0

1600815 Plummer-Worley Joint School District 44 185,992

1602640 Pocatello School District 25 2,681,464

1602670 Post Falls School District 273 1,370,286

1602700 Potlatch School District 285 65,410

1602730 Prairie Elementary School District 191 0

1600960 Preston Joint School District 201 251,556

1602760 Richfield School District 316 19,836

1602790 Ririe Joint School District 252 116,766

1602820 Rockland School District 382 15,206

1600138 Salmon River School District 243 89,068

1602850 Salmon School District 291 322,772

1602910 Shelley Joint School District 60 308,798

1602940 Shoshone Joint School District 312 116,116

1602970 Snake River School District 52 275,399

1603000 Soda Springs Joint School District 150 76,180

1603030 South Lemhi School District 292 61,058

1603060 St. Maries Joint School District 41 196,205

1603090 Sugar-Salem Joint School District 322 185,055

1603120 Swan Valley Elementary School District 92 12,019

1603180 Teton County School District 401 293,608

1603210 Three Creek Joint Elementary School District 416 0

1600009 Troy School District 287 22,608

1603240 Twin Falls School District 411 1,579,747

1603270 Valley School District 262 160,235

1600600 Vallivue School District 139 1,692,809

1603300 Wallace School District 393 134,480

1603330 Weiser School District 431 316,277

1603360 Wendell School District 232 321,974

1600001 West Bonner County School District 83 484,639

1603400 West Jefferson School District 253 246,055

1603420 West Side Joint School District 202 167,624

1600010 Whitepine Joint School District 288 59,408

1603480 Wilder School District 133 403,717

1699999 PART D SUBPART 2 801,128

* Actual amounts received by LEAs will be smaller than shown here due to State-level adjustments to Federal Title I allocations. States adjust

 allocations, for example, to reflect LEA boundary changes or the creation of new LEAs, including charter school LEAs, that are not accounted

 for in the statutory calculations. States also are permitted to reserve, for administration, up to 1 percent of the allocations they would receive

 if $14 billion were appropriated and generally must reserve 4 percent in fiscal year 2012 for school improvement activities. These 

 adjustments will reduce the actual amounts available.