Fiscal Year 2011 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - SOUTH DAKOTA

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2011 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services***

4602070 ABERDEEN 06-1 598,080 119,616 1,303.01

4600042 AGAR-BLUNT-ONIDA SCHOOL DISTRICT 58-3 46,781 9,356 1,336.60

4600028 ALCESTER-HUDSON 61-1 59,786 11,957 1,220.13

4639540 ANDES CENTRAL 11-1 624,633 124,927 3,219.76

4603720 ARLINGTON 38-1 38,744 7,749 1,291.47

4603780 ARMOUR 21-1 26,260 5,252 1,313.00

4603932 ARTESIAN-LETCHER 55-5 73,149 14,630 1,828.72

4604270 AVON 04-1 60,838 12,168 1,600.99

4604680 BALTIC 49-1 33,790 6,758 1,251.49

4605610 BELLE FOURCHE 09-1 288,576 57,715 1,518.82

4606240 BENNETT COUNTY 03-1 827,633 165,527 2,412.93

4606360 BERESFORD 61-2 58,566 11,713 1,220.13

4606960 BIG STONE CITY 25-1 29,559 5,912 1,555.75

4607050 BISON 52-1 54,733 10,947 1,954.77

4607400 BON HOMME 04-2 122,252 24,450 1,771.77

4607670 BONESTEEL-FAIRFAX 26-5 90,124 18,025 1,917.53

4607800 BOWDLE 22-1 20,422 4,084 1,276.39

4607950 BRANDON VALLEY 49-2 201,321 40,264 1,266.17

4608230 BRIDGEWATER 43-6 29,743 5,949 1,239.29

4600041 BRITTON-HECLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 82,168 16,434 1,264.12

4608520 BROOKINGS 05-1 290,987 58,197 1,227.79

4609512 BURKE 26-2 46,954 9,391 1,619.09

4610320 CANISTOTA 43-1 32,532 6,506 1,251.23

4610560 CANTON 41-1 164,717 32,943 1,220.13

4611280 CASTLEWOOD 28-1 51,672 10,334 1,260.28

4611760 CENTERVILLE 60-1 32,831 6,566 1,262.73

4612000 CHAMBERLAIN 07-1 1,128,025 225,605 3,357.22

4612300 CHESTER 39-1 35,870 7,174 1,236.90

4612940 CLARK 12-2 63,011 12,602 1,260.22

4614100 COLMAN-EGAN 50-5 34,164 6,833 1,220.13

4614130 COLOME 59-1 122,647 24,529 2,010.61

4616230 CORSICA 21-2 55,590 11,118 1,793.23

4616950 CUSTER 16-1 201,176 40,235 1,273.27

4636990 DAKOTA VALLEY 61-8 35,159 7,032 717.53

4617850 DE SMET 38-2 29,220 5,844 1,328.16

4618120 DELL RAPIDS 49-3 86,375 17,275 1,270.22

4678300 DEUBROOK 05-6 50,632 10,126 1,234.92

4600036 DEUEL 19-4 55,915 11,183 1,242.55

4619170 DOLAND 56-2 58,884 11,777 2,804.01

4619410 DOUGLAS 51-1 542,756 108,551 1,582.38

4619450 DUPREE 64-2 835,317 167,063 2,983.27

4620100 EAGLE BUTTE 20-1 1,164,500 232,900 2,315.11

4620850 EDGEMONT 23-1 43,176 8,635 1,599.09

4634440 EDMUNDS CENTRAL 22-5 23,376 4,675 2,125.09

4621300 ELK MOUNTAIN 16-2 15,137 3,027 1,513.67

4621340 ELK POINT-JEFFERSON 61-7 71,987 14,397 1,220.13

4621390 ELKTON 05-3 40,869 8,174 1,277.16

4621400 ELM VALLEY 06-2 40,776 8,155 1,568.31

4621420 EMERY 30-2 37,387 7,477 1,625.53
Fiscal Year 2011 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - SOUTH DAKOTA

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2011 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services***

4622410 ESTELLINE 28-2 43,738 8,748 1,249.64

4622500 ETHAN 17-1 22,385 4,477 1,399.06

4622560 EUREKA 44-1 22,403 4,481 1,317.81

4622940 FAITH 46-2 72,736 14,547 1,774.04

4624030 FAULKTON 24-3 69,305 13,861 1,650.12

4624390 FLANDREAU 50-3 106,978 21,396 1,273.54

4624540 FLORENCE 14-1 25,623 5,125 1,220.13

4625500 FREEMAN 33-1 111,951 22,390 1,473.04

4626370 GARRETSON 49-4 17,069 3,414 853.46

4626490 GAYVILLE-VOLIN 63-1 55,982 11,196 2,433.99

4626970 GETTYSBURG 53-1 24,134 4,827 1,270.22

4629340 GRANT-DEUEL 25-3 24,850 4,970 1,461.74

4635010 GREATER HOYT 61-4 21,560 4,312 1,540.01

4665250 GREATER SCOTT 61-5 0 0 0.00

4629880 GREGORY 26-4 148,484 29,697 1,788.97

4600045 GROTON AREA 06-6 83,385 16,677 1,244.55

4630490 HAAKON 27-1 70,533 14,107 1,500.71

4630800 HAMLIN 28-3 127,061 25,412 1,396.27

4602640 HANSON 30-1 45,029 9,006 1,324.40

4609300 HARDING COUNTY 31-1 60,893 12,179 2,174.76

4631350 HARRISBURG 41-2 44,681 8,936 732.48

4632340 HENRY 14-2 35,410 7,082 1,770.48

4632430 HERREID 10-1 18,706 3,741 1,870.62

4680440 Highmore-Harrold School District 34-2 105,506 21,101 1,574.72

4633360 HILL CITY 51-2 65,531 13,106 1,310.63

4600046 HITCHCOCK-TULARE 56-6 52,498 10,500 1,874.94

4634480 HOT SPRINGS 23-2 317,322 63,464 1,563.16

4634600 HOVEN 53-2 62,732 12,546 1,695.45

4600025 HOWARD 48-3 59,786 11,957 1,220.13

4635400 HURLEY 60-2 19,522 3,904 1,501.69

4635480 HURON 02-2 595,949 119,190 1,512.56

4636060 IPSWICH 22-6 83,869 16,774 1,421.50

4680439 IRENE-WAKONDA 13-3 90,722 18,144 1,512.04

4636150 IROQUOIS 02-3 51,923 10,385 1,527.14

4619580 JONES COUNTY 37-3 82,257 16,451 1,750.15

4680437 KADOKA 35-2 687,713 137,543 2,379.63

4638220 KIMBALL 07-2 131,818 26,364 1,781.32

4639600 LAKE CENTRAL 39-2 181,999 36,400 1,246.57

4639990 LAKE PRESTON 38-3 25,387 5,077 1,269.33

4640860 LANGFORD 45-2 37,546 7,509 1,251.53

4641300 LEAD-DEADWOOD 40-1 170,083 34,017 1,269.27

4641520 LEMMON 52-2 106,044 21,209 1,582.74

4641550 LENNOX 41-4 44,487 8,897 729.29

4641640 LEOLA 44-2 88,752 17,750 1,740.24

4644770 LYMAN 42-1 443,319 88,664 1,987.98

4645450 MARION 60-3 28,063 5,613 1,336.33

4601026 MCCOOK CENTRAL 43-7 40,589 8,118 1,268.40

4646260 MCINTOSH 15-1 220,102 44,020 2,858.47

4646380 MCLAUGHLIN 15-2 862,162 172,432 3,068.19
Fiscal Year 2011 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - SOUTH DAKOTA

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2011 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services***

4669930 MEADE 46-1 497,116 99,423 1,339.94

4647100 MENNO 33-2 65,976 13,195 2,443.56

4600002 MILBANK 25-4 122,161 24,432 1,285.91

4647942 Miller Area School District 29-4 71,987 14,397 1,220.13

4648390 MITCHELL 17-2 643,015 128,603 1,627.89

4680441 Mobridge-Pollock School District 62-6 214,363 42,873 1,661.73

4648780 MONTROSE 43-2 30,102 6,020 1,254.24

4649650 MOUNT VERNON 17-3 33,855 6,771 1,410.63

4650670 NEW UNDERWOOD 51-3 30,982 6,196 1,347.02

4650850 NEWELL 09-2 258,648 51,730 2,288.92

4651750 NORTHWESTERN 56-3 56,943 11,389 1,237.89

4652770 OELRICHS 23-3 16,454 3,291 1,645.41

4601027 OLDHAM-RAMONA 39-5 23,182 4,636 1,220.13

4654270 PARKER 60-4 29,006 5,801 1,261.14

4654300 PARKSTON 33-3 166,712 33,342 2,416.11

4655260 PIERRE 32-2 377,795 75,559 1,259.32

4655710 PLANKINTON 01-1 26,843 5,369 1,220.13

4680438 PLATTE-GEDDES 11-5 121,769 24,354 1,691.24

4659820 RAPID CITY 51-4 4,610,395 922,079 1,806.58

4660450 REDFIELD 56-4 81,748 16,350 1,238.61

4663360 ROSHOLT 54-4 132,744 26,549 2,107.05

4663400 ROSLYN 18-2 40,472 8,094 1,618.87

4664140 RUTLAND 39-4 13,602 2,720 1,360.22

4665180 SCOTLAND 04-3 68,058 13,612 1,417.87

4601028 SELBY 62-5 45,325 9,065 1,259.03

4665460 SHANNON COUNTY 65-1 5,109,864 1,021,973 2,560.05

4666270 SIOUX FALLS 49-5 5,029,001 1,005,800 1,666.34

4666300 SIOUX VALLEY 05-5 60,488 12,098 1,286.97

4600053 SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 54-2 661,426 132,285 1,754.45

4675600 SMEE 15-3 254,847 50,969 3,353.25

4666930 SPEARFISH 40-2 356,944 71,389 1,293.28

4624850 STANLEY COUNTY 57-1 84,162 16,832 1,256.15

4669540 STICKNEY 01-2 39,829 7,966 1,593.15

4670140 SUMMIT 54-6 45,614 9,123 1,629.09

4600052 TEA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 41-5 33,724 6,745 749.42

4671880 TIMBER LAKE 20-3 294,895 58,979 2,152.52

4672090 TODD COUNTY 66-1 3,542,024 708,405 2,542.73

4672450 TRIPP-DELMONT 33-5 104,626 20,925 1,715.18

4644940 TRI-VALLEY 49-6 96,390 19,278 1,251.82

4674370 VERMILLION 13-1 355,171 71,034 1,544.22

4674520 VIBORG 60-5 39,044 7,809 1,259.49

4675420 WAGNER 11-4 855,477 171,095 2,795.68

4675660 WALL 51-5 139,078 27,816 1,655.69

4676020 WARNER 06-5 37,824 7,565 1,220.13

4676620 WATERTOWN 14-4 551,201 110,240 1,230.36

4676680 WAUBAY 18-3 92,876 18,575 1,688.65

4676740 WAVERLY 14-5 63,623 12,725 1,551.77

4676990 WEBSTER 18-4 105,398 21,080 1,463.87

4677460 WESSINGTON SPRINGS 36-2 84,237 16,847 1,619.95
Fiscal Year 2011 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - SOUTH DAKOTA

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2011 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services***

4631710 WEST CENTRAL 49-7 142,755 28,551 1,263.32

4678510 WHITE LAKE 01-3 48,764 9,753 1,573.02

4678570 WHITE RIVER 47-1 515,187 103,037 2,683.26

4679350 WILLOW LAKE 12-3 66,867 13,373 1,714.54

4600003 WILMOT 54-7 76,310 15,262 1,526.21

4679710 WINNER 59-2 363,832 72,766 1,700.15

4680100 WOLSEY-WESSINGTON 02-6 41,027 8,205 1,243.26

4680190 WOONSOCKET 55-4 56,199 11,240 1,561.08

4680430 YANKTON 63-3 441,754 88,351 1,237.41

4699999 PART D SUBPART 2 1,422,022 284,404 0.00

* 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 2011 for school improvement activities. These 

 adjustments will reduce the actual amounts available under all three columns of the table.

** An LEA must use up to an amount equal to 20 percent of its Title I, Part A allocation (the “20-percent reservation”) received from the State 

 to cover choice-related transportation costs for students who exercise a choice option and to pay for supplemental educational services for

 students whose parents request such services. The 20-percent reservation may include Title I, Part A funds or funding from other Federal,

 State, local, and private sources. The amount shown in this column is the Department’s estimate of the maximum amount that affected LEAs -

 those with schools identified for improvement, corrective action, or restructuring - may have to spend to meet this requirement. Actual 

 expenditures will depend on such factors as the number of students exercising a choice option or receiving supplemental educational services and

 the costs of satisfying these requests. An LEA has discretion to determine the allocation of these funds between choice-related transportation

 and supplemental educational services, except that it must spend at least one-quarter of the 20-percent reservation - or an amount equal to

 5 percent of its Title I, Part A allocation - on each activity if there is demand for both from students and their parents.

*** An LEA that must arrange for supplemental educational services is required to pay, for each child receiving services, the lesser of the actual cost

 of the services or an amount equal to the LEA’s Title I, Part A allocation received from the State divided by the number of poor students in the

 LEA, as determined by estimates produced by the US Bureau of the Census. Thus the amount shown in this column reflects the statutory “cap”

 on per-child expenditures for supplemental educational services.