Fiscal Year 2015 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - LOUISIANA

FY 2015 Title I

LEA ID District Allocation*

2200030 Acadia Parish School District 3,490,217

2200060 Allen Parish School District 1,183,762

2200090 Ascension Parish School District 3,766,838

2200120 Assumption Parish School District 1,018,433

2200150 Avoyelles Parish School District 2,609,506

2200040 Baker City School District 962,551

2200180 Beauregard Parish School District 1,474,687

2200210 Bienville Parish School District 937,181

2200240 Bogalusa City School District 1,476,968

2200270 Bossier Parish School District 5,048,767

2200300 Caddo Parish School District 18,262,628

2200330 Calcasieu Parish School District 9,493,807

2200360 Caldwell Parish School District 633,368

2200390 Cameron Parish School District 219,506

2200420 Catahoula Parish School District 765,351

2206840 Central Community School District 916,259

2200450 Claiborne Parish School District 1,233,635

2200480 Concordia Parish School District 2,038,908

2200510 De Soto Parish School District 1,717,080

2200540 East Baton Rouge Parish School District 24,138,569

2200570 East Carroll Parish School District 1,367,742

2200600 East Feliciana Parish School District 838,515

2200630 Evangeline Parish School District 2,634,535

2200660 Franklin Parish School District 2,575,816

2200690 Grant Parish School District 1,025,607

2200720 Iberia Parish School District 5,047,479

2200750 Iberville Parish School District 2,071,374

2200780 Jackson Parish School District 847,635

2200810 Jefferson Davis Parish School District 1,419,184

2200840 Jefferson Parish School District 26,469,199

2200960 La Salle Parish School District 586,741

2200870 Lafayette Parish School District 9,953,675

2200900 Lafourche Parish School District 4,002,149

2200990 Lincoln Parish School District 2,638,031

2201020 Livingston Parish School District 5,349,219

2201050 Madison Parish School District 1,842,524

2201080 Monroe City School District 6,883,853

2201110 Morehouse Parish School District 3,747,811

2201140 Natchitoches Parish School District 2,973,609

2201170 Orleans Parish School District 35,308,661

2201200 Ouachita Parish School District 5,865,424

2201230 Plaquemines Parish School District 809,481

2201260 Pointe Coupee Parish School District 1,252,342

2201290 Rapides Parish School District 8,525,887

2201320 Red River Parish School District 743,594

2201350 Richland Parish School District 1,845,501

2201380 Sabine Parish School District 1,325,732

2201410 St. Bernard Parish School District 3,652,170

2201440 St. Charles Parish School District 1,797,506

2201470 St. Helena Parish School District 894,404

2201500 St. James Parish School District 943,905

2201530 St. John the Baptist Parish School District 2,530,479

2201560 St. Landry Parish School District 8,074,994
Fiscal Year 2015 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - LOUISIANA

FY 2015 Title I

LEA ID District Allocation*

2201590 St. Martin Parish School District 3,355,276

2201620 St. Mary Parish School District 3,050,224

2201650 St. Tammany Parish School District 8,113,728

2201680 Tangipahoa Parish School District 8,579,458

2201710 Tensas Parish School District 678,735

2201740 Terrebonne Parish School District 5,439,062

2201770 Union Parish School District 1,724,699

2201800 Vermilion Parish School District 3,038,037

2201830 Vernon Parish School District 2,191,116

2201860 Washington Parish School District 2,335,632

2201890 Webster Parish School District 2,879,066

2201920 West Baton Rouge Parish School District 1,003,424

2201950 West Carroll Parish School District 794,313

2201980 West Feliciana Parish School District 378,188

2202010 Winn Parish School District 945,582

2200039 Zachary Community School District 599,009

2299999 PART D SUBPART 2 1,826,602

* 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 2015 for school improvement activities. These 

 adjustments will reduce the actual amounts available.