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

FY 2012 Title I

LEA ID District Allocation*

1200030 Alachua County School District 7,960,506

1200060 Baker County School District 973,884

1200090 Bay County School District 6,093,524

1200120 Bradford County School District 951,033

1200150 Brevard County School District 15,410,714

1200180 Broward County School District 65,258,413

1200210 Calhoun County School District 597,312

1200240 Charlotte County School District 3,871,976

1200270 Citrus County School District 4,609,235

1200300 Clay County School District 4,632,709

1200330 Collier County School District 11,971,970

1200360 Columbia County School District 2,879,871

1200390 Dade County School District 120,950,443

1200420 DeSoto County School District 2,007,723

1200450 Dixie County School District 847,000

1200480 Duval County School District 37,238,400

1200510 Escambia County School District 13,464,457

1200540 Flagler County School District 2,710,074

1200570 Franklin County School District 452,012

1200600 Gadsden County School District 3,048,436

1200630 Gilchrist County School District 595,215

1200660 Glades County School District 435,037

1200690 Gulf County School District 436,536

1200720 Hamilton County School District 832,668

1200750 Hardee County School District 2,231,374

1200780 Hendry County School District 3,395,039

1200810 Hernando County School District 5,694,317

1200840 Highlands County School District 4,199,984

1200870 Hillsborough County School District 54,411,951

1200900 Holmes County School District 978,039

1200930 Indian River County School District 4,497,206

1200960 Jackson County School District 1,670,835

1200990 Jefferson County School District 516,723

1201020 Lafayette County School District 309,516

1201050 Lake County School District 9,407,180

1201080 Lee County School District 25,358,340

1201110 Leon County School District 8,630,728

1201140 Levy County School District 2,367,916

1201170 Liberty County School District 300,973

1201200 Madison County School District 1,180,754

1201230 Manatee County School District 11,348,905

1201260 Marion County School District 14,256,142

1201290 Martin County School District 3,904,717

1201320 Monroe County School District 1,359,741

1201350 Nassau County School District 1,733,020

1201380 Okaloosa County School District 5,189,585

1201410 Okeechobee County School District 2,141,673

1201440 Orange County School District 49,020,959

1201470 Osceola County School District 12,422,545

1201500 Palm Beach County School District 48,733,814

1201530 Pasco County School District 15,022,727

1201560 Pinellas County School District 24,510,939

1201590 Polk County School District 29,827,994

1201620 Putnam County School District 5,297,396

1201650 Santa Rosa County School District 4,010,679

1201680 Sarasota County School District 8,742,667

1201710 Seminole County School District 10,081,384

1201740 St. Johns County School District 3,659,926

1201770 St. Lucie County School District 12,830,467

1201800 Sumter County School District 2,336,719

1201830 Suwannee County School District 1,870,904
Fiscal Year 2012 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - FLORIDA

FY 2012 Title I

LEA ID District Allocation*

1201860 Taylor County School District 890,581

1201890 Union County School District 440,229

1201920 Volusia County School District 18,144,349

1201950 Wakulla County School District 828,531

1201980 Walton County School District 1,927,153

1202010 Washington County School District 1,077,973

1299999 PART D SUBPART 2 10,669,770

* 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.