Fiscal Year 2003 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MASSACHUSETTS

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2003 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

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

2501650 ABINGTON 237,306 47,461 1,216.96

2501680 ACTON 96,775 19,355 958.16

2501710 ACTON-BOXBOROUGH 80,956 16,191 963.76

2501740 ACUSHNET 136,925 27,385 2,208.47

2501780 ADAMS-CHESHIRE 571,051 114,210 1,510.72

2501800 AGAWAM 447,216 89,443 1,393.20

2501860 AMESBURY 373,581 74,716 1,409.74

2501890 AMHERST 446,698 89,340 1,908.97

2501920 AMHERST-PELHAM 202,063 40,413 1,232.09

2501950 ANDOVER 446,418 89,284 1,196.83

2501980 ARLINGTON 380,915 76,183 3,593.53

2502040 ASHBURNHAM-WESTMINSTER 247,369 49,474 1,729.86

2502100 ASHLAND 107,010 21,402 990.84

2502160 ATHOL-ROYALSTON 666,529 133,306 2,306.33

2502190 ATTLEBORO 837,551 167,510 1,419.58

2502220 AUBURN 214,985 42,997 1,264.62

2502250 AVON 108,080 21,616 1,271.53

2502280 AYER 213,200 42,640 1,480.56

2502310 BARNSTABLE 1,972,438 394,488 1,497.68

2502400 BEDFORD 83,747 16,749 985.26

2502430 BELCHERTOWN 222,034 44,407 1,261.56

2502460 BELLINGHAM 170,428 34,086 1,739.07

2502490 BELMONT 299,570 59,914 1,203.09

2502520 BERKLEY 58,266 11,653 4,161.87

2502530 BERKSHIRE HILLS 234,922 46,984 2,610.25

2502550 BERLIN 23,496 4,699 1,236.61

2502580 BERLIN-BOYLSTON 16,749 3,350 985.26

2502640 BEVERLY 763,610 152,722 1,356.32

2502670 BILLERICA 529,828 105,966 1,267.53

2502715 BLACKSTONE-MILLVILLE 216,993 43,399 1,903.45

2502790 BOSTON 47,474,040 9,494,808 1,894.26

2502820 BOURNE 620,049 124,010 1,472.80

2502850 BOXBOROUGH 69,312 13,862 1,174.78

2502880 BOXFORD 0 0 0.00

2502910 BOYLSTON 15,819 3,164 930.53

2502940 BRAINTREE 559,197 111,839 1,239.90

2502970 BREWSTER 157,121 31,424 5,237.37

2503030 BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM 294,976 58,995 1,024.22

2503060 BRIMFIELD 28,195 5,639 1,225.86

2503090 BROCKTON 8,181,511 1,636,302 1,671.74

2503120 BROOKFIELD 45,418 9,084 3,027.88

2503150 BROOKLINE 741,731 148,346 1,420.94

2503240 BURLINGTON 226,733 45,347 1,219.00

2503270 CAMBRIDGE 2,766,435 553,287 1,500.24

2503300 CANTON 139,579 27,916 949.52

2503330 CARLISLE 51,690 10,338 1,174.78

2503360 CARVER 236,418 47,284 2,055.81

2503390 CENTRAL BERKSHIRE 298,650 59,730 1,832.21

2503480 CHATHAM 100,856 20,171 1,575.87
Fiscal Year 2003 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MASSACHUSETTS

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2003 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

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

2503510 CHELMSFORD 408,825 81,765 1,254.06

2503540 CHELSEA 3,727,102 745,420 1,626.84

2500014 CHESTERFIELD-GOSHEN 18,797 3,759 1,445.89

2503660 CHICOPEE 3,215,610 643,122 1,513.23

2503720 CLARKSBURG 51,690 10,338 1,174.78

2503750 CLINTON 340,521 68,104 2,225.63

2503780 COHASSET 41,874 8,375 973.81

2503840 CONCORD 186,791 37,358 1,288.21

2503870 CONCORD-CARLISLE 84,584 16,917 1,364.27

2503900 CONWAY 0 0 0.00

2503990 DANVERS 220,683 44,137 1,298.13

2504020 DARTMOUTH 418,193 83,639 1,850.41

2504050 DEDHAM 331,289 66,258 1,236.15

2504080 DEERFIELD 52,865 10,573 1,321.63

2504140 DENNIS-YARMOUTH 1,422,274 284,455 1,959.05

2504200 DIGHTON-REHOBOTH 113,524 22,705 987.17

2504230 DOUGLAS 153,897 30,779 1,315.36

2504260 DOVER 31,638 6,328 930.53

2504290 DOVER-SHERBORN 69,312 13,862 1,174.78

2504320 DRACUT 225,053 45,011 1,278.71

2504360 DUDLEY-CHARLTON REG 352,435 70,487 1,263.21

2504410 DUXBURY 125,621 25,124 973.81

2504440 EAST BRIDGEWATER 239,656 47,931 1,248.21

2504500 EAST LONGMEADOW 209,112 41,822 1,201.79

2504530 EASTHAM 112,929 22,586 4,182.57

2504590 EASTHAMPTON 700,786 140,157 1,491.03

2504620 EASTON 0 0 0.00

2509090 EDGARTOWN 17,480 3,496 1,456.65

2504710 ERVING 33,787 6,757 1,251.38

2504770 EVERETT 1,948,758 389,752 1,493.30

2504800 FAIRHAVEN 613,526 122,705 1,478.38

2504830 FALL RIVER 7,808,468 1,561,694 1,696.39

2504860 FALMOUTH 1,096,985 219,397 1,556.01

2513321 FARMINGTON RIVER REGIONAL 71,664 14,333 1,936.88

2504890 FITCHBURG 3,257,315 651,463 1,629.47

2504920 FLORIDA 26,589 5,318 1,477.16

2504950 FOXBOROUGH 181,353 36,271 1,604.90

2504980 FRAMINGHAM 2,335,408 467,082 1,582.25

2505010 FRANKLIN 243,798 48,760 956.07

2505040 FREETOWN 71,447 14,289 1,661.56

2505070 FREETOWN-LAKEVILLE 67,734 13,547 1,254.34

2505100 FRONTIER 65,788 13,158 1,241.28

2505130 GARDNER 900,723 180,145 1,680.45

2505160 GATEWAY 184,001 36,800 1,393.94

2505220 GEORGETOWN 121,524 24,305 1,396.83

2505270 GILL-MONTAGUE 565,151 113,030 1,565.51

2505280 GLOUCESTER 1,033,254 206,651 1,441.08

2505340 GOSNOLD 0 0 0.00

2505370 GRAFTON 109,977 21,995 2,075.04
Fiscal Year 2003 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MASSACHUSETTS

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2003 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

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

2505400 GRANBY 89,284 17,857 1,275.48

2505430 GRANVILLE 7,490 1,498 1,498.02

2505490 GREENFIELD 1,270,339 254,068 1,622.40

2505500 GROTON-DUNSTABLE 210,286 42,057 1,274.46

2505580 HADLEY 76,361 15,272 1,251.82

2505610 HALIFAX 64,613 12,923 1,219.12

2505670 HAMILTON-WENHAM 152,722 30,544 1,294.25

2505730 HAMPDEN-WILBRAHAM 274,899 54,980 1,221.78

2505740 HAMPSHIRE 65,788 13,158 1,289.96

2505760 HANCOCK 3,028 606 504.65

2505790 HANOVER 81,886 16,377 986.58

2505880 HARVARD 0 0 0.00

2505910 HARWICH 274,899 54,980 1,227.23

2505940 HATFIELD 21,402 4,280 1,126.43

2505970 HAVERHILL 2,642,420 528,484 1,558.95

2506000 HAWLEMONT 36,288 7,258 1,451.52

2506090 HINGHAM 299,570 59,914 1,248.21

2506150 HOLBROOK 200,770 40,154 1,454.85

2506210 HOLLAND 42,292 8,458 1,174.78

2506240 HOLLISTON 132,135 26,427 937.12

2506270 HOLYOKE 7,159,078 1,431,816 1,897.45

2506300 HOPEDALE 50,248 10,050 948.08

2506330 HOPKINTON 88,856 17,771 1,326.21

2506390 HUDSON 206,762 41,352 1,268.48

2506420 HULL 421,415 84,283 1,423.70

2506480 IPSWICH 316,017 63,203 1,224.87

2506510 KING PHILIP 146,848 29,370 1,213.62

2506540 KINGSTON 198,538 39,708 1,218.03

2506570 LAKEVILLE 54,040 10,808 1,228.18

2506630 LANESBOROUGH 22,361 4,472 1,490.70

2506660 LAWRENCE 11,504,352 2,300,870 1,825.80

2506690 LEE 46,613 9,323 1,664.75

2506720 LEICESTER 211,461 42,292 1,639.23

2506750 LENOX 149,198 29,840 1,286.19

2506780 LEOMINSTER 1,653,327 330,665 1,481.48

2506810 LEVERETT 0 0 0.00

2506840 LEXINGTON 465,214 93,043 1,472.20

2506900 LINCOLN 0 0 0.00

2506930 LINCOLN-SUDBURY 88,109 17,622 1,174.78

2506960 LITTLETON 66,278 13,256 1,541.34

2506990 LONGMEADOW 0 0 0.00

2507020 LOWELL 11,023,817 2,204,763 1,709.12

2507050 LUDLOW 428,796 85,759 1,204.48

2507080 LUNENBURG 126,729 25,346 2,112.15

2507110 LYNN 8,381,997 1,676,399 1,613.78

2507140 LYNNFIELD 72,104 14,421 1,162.97

2507170 MALDEN 1,815,537 363,107 1,558.40

2500067 MANCHESTER ESSEX REGIONAL 67,928 13,586 930.53

2507230 MANSFIELD 320,716 64,143 1,224.11
Fiscal Year 2003 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MASSACHUSETTS

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2003 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

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

2507260 MARBLEHEAD 334,813 66,963 1,183.09

2507290 MARION 81,060 16,212 1,209.85

2507320 MARLBOROUGH 1,040,032 208,006 1,245.55

2507350 MARSHFIELD 559,197 111,839 1,189.78

2507380 MARTHAS VINEYARD 122,178 24,436 1,174.78

2507410 MASCONOMET 0 0 0.00

2507440 MASHPEE 299,570 59,914 1,243.03

2507470 MATTAPOISETT 52,865 10,573 1,229.43

2507500 MAYNARD 239,656 47,931 1,198.28

2507530 MEDFIELD 0 0 0.00

2507560 MEDFORD 850,794 170,159 1,581.40

2507590 MEDWAY 97,596 19,519 975.96

2507620 MELROSE 202,475 40,495 1,143.93

2507680 MENDON-UPTON 197,364 39,473 1,196.14

2507740 METHUEN 1,553,113 310,623 1,602.80

2507770 MIDDLEBOROUGH 447,593 89,519 1,332.12

2507830 MIDDLETON 39,330 7,866 1,456.65

2507860 MILFORD 682,549 136,510 1,193.27

2507890 MILLBURY 299,570 59,914 1,243.03

2507920 MILLIS 54,901 10,980 980.37

2507980 MILTON 155,398 31,080 1,015.67

2507990 MOHAWK TRAIL 351,429 70,286 1,534.62

2508040 MONSON 131,576 26,315 1,241.28

2508160 MOUNT GREYLOCK 39,330 7,866 2,458.10

2508220 NAHANT 19,541 3,908 930.53

2508250 NANTUCKET 88,234 17,647 1,260.49

2508280 NARRAGANSETT 360,074 72,015 1,629.29

2508310 NASHOBA 370,057 74,011 3,700.57

2508340 NATICK 347,736 69,547 1,640.26

2504560 NAUSET 141,926 28,385 1,509.85

2508370 NEEDHAM 198,105 39,621 1,753.14

2508400 NEW ASHFORD (NON-OP) 0 0 0.00

2508430 NEW BEDFORD 9,589,757 1,917,951 1,723.85

2508530 NEW SALEM-WENDELL 43,322 8,664 1,397.48

2508580 NEWBURYPORT 330,114 66,023 1,325.76

2508610 NEWTON 866,246 173,249 1,226.98

2508640 NORFOLK 0 0 0.00

2508670 NORTH ADAMS 1,469,577 293,915 1,685.29

2508700 NORTH ANDOVER 174,939 34,988 940.53

2508730 NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH 458,166 91,633 1,225.04

2508760 NORTH BROOKFIELD 126,877 25,375 1,219.97

2508790 NORTH MIDDLESEX 482,836 96,567 1,260.67

2508820 NORTH READING 0 0 0.00

2508850 NORTHAMPTON 797,305 159,461 1,767.86

2508910 NORTHBORO-SOUTHBORO 0 0 0.00

2508880 NORTHBOROUGH 98,324 19,665 1,260.56

2508940 NORTHBRIDGE 284,834 56,967 1,627.62

2509000 NORTON 214,985 42,997 1,249.92

2509030 NORWELL 57,693 11,539 961.54
Fiscal Year 2003 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MASSACHUSETTS

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2003 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

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

2509060 NORWOOD 492,234 98,447 1,200.57

2504650 OAK BLUFFS 120,120 24,024 1,447.23

2509150 OLD ROCHESTER 113,954 22,791 1,199.52

2509180 ORANGE 291,473 58,295 3,554.55

2509210 ORLEANS 46,991 9,398 1,174.78

2509270 OXFORD 662,650 132,530 1,472.56

2509300 PALMER 312,493 62,499 1,225.46

2509360 PEABODY 602,664 120,533 1,219.97

2509390 PELHAM 0 0 0.00

2509420 PEMBROKE 267,851 53,570 1,287.74

2509450 PENTUCKET 236,132 47,226 1,448.66

2509540 PETERSHAM 0 0 0.00

2509600 PIONEER VALLEY 142,428 28,486 1,438.67

2509630 PITTSFIELD 2,388,341 477,668 1,541.86

2509690 PLAINVILLE 58,739 11,748 1,174.78

2509720 PLYMOUTH 1,356,818 271,364 1,355.46

2509780 PLYMPTON 21,121 4,224 1,624.73

2509840 PROVINCETOWN 58,214 11,643 1,419.84

2500001 QUABBIN 338,570 67,714 2,604.39

2512100 QUABOAG REGIONAL 281,915 56,383 1,507.57

2509870 QUINCY 2,669,246 533,849 1,623.63

2509900 RALPH C MAHAR 174,934 34,987 2,034.12

2509930 RANDOLPH 419,398 83,880 1,278.65

2509990 READING 179,591 35,918 955.27

2510050 REVERE 2,585,304 517,061 1,489.23

2510080 RICHMOND 0 0 0.00

2510140 ROCHESTER 50,561 10,112 1,203.84

2510170 ROCKLAND 665,844 133,169 1,896.99

2510200 ROCKPORT 50,983 10,197 1,499.50

2510230 ROWE 0 0 0.00

2510380 SALEM 1,529,749 305,950 1,648.44

2510470 SANDWICH 278,221 55,644 1,945.60

2510500 SAUGUS 321,891 64,378 1,257.39

2510530 SAVOY 36,545 7,309 1,827.26

2510560 SCITUATE 0 0 0.00

2510590 SEEKONK 165,330 33,066 1,516.79

2510620 SHARON 276,074 55,215 1,195.13

2510710 SHERBORN 14,888 2,978 930.53

2510740 SHIRLEY 72,833 14,567 1,776.41

2510770 SHREWSBURY 499,283 99,857 1,232.80

2510800 SHUTESBURY 5,737 1,147 1,912.37

2510830 SILVER LAKE 306,619 61,324 1,251.50

2510860 SOMERSET 117,246 23,449 1,379.37

2510890 SOMERVILLE 2,309,664 461,933 1,684.66

2510920 SOUTH HADLEY 303,094 60,619 1,252.46

2510950 SOUTHAMPTON 24,194 4,839 1,051.90

2510980 SOUTHBOROUGH 0 0 0.00

2511010 SOUTHBRIDGE 1,491,204 298,241 1,568.04

2511040 SOUTHERN BERKSHIRE 224,590 44,918 2,772.72
Fiscal Year 2003 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MASSACHUSETTS

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2003 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

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

2500013 SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND 140,974 28,195 1,236.61

2500002 SPENCER-E BROOKFIELD 357,280 71,456 1,390.20

2511130 SPRINGFIELD 20,693,913 4,138,783 1,806.38

2511220 STONEHAM 339,579 67,916 1,204.18

2511250 STOUGHTON 503,626 100,725 1,308.12

2511310 STURBRIDGE 170,275 34,055 1,591.36

2511340 SUDBURY 133,065 26,613 950.46

2511370 SUNDERLAND 55,303 11,061 2,212.12

2511400 SUTTON 146,848 29,370 1,174.78

2511430 SWAMPSCOTT 156,246 31,249 1,192.72

2511460 SWANSEA 281,134 56,227 2,342.78

2511490 TANTASQUA 190,315 38,063 1,219.97

2511520 TAUNTON 2,456,398 491,280 1,534.29

2511580 TEWKSBURY 207,507 41,501 1,012.23

2512570 TISBURY 130,434 26,087 1,449.27

2511670 TOPSFIELD 18,611 3,722 979.50

2511740 TRITON 462,865 92,573 1,507.70

2511730 TRURO 34,069 6,814 1,216.74

2511760 TYNGSBOROUGH 287,822 57,564 1,199.26

2500043 UP-ISLAND REGIONAL 34,960 6,992 1,664.75

2511850 UXBRIDGE 232,607 46,521 1,271.08

2511880 WACHUSETT 326,614 65,323 1,008.07

2511910 WAKEFIELD 227,966 45,593 2,451.25

2511940 WALES 41,690 8,338 3,474.16

2511970 WALPOLE 147,122 29,424 1,290.54

2512000 WALTHAM 706,394 141,279 1,698.06

2512030 WARE 519,550 103,910 1,574.39

2512060 WAREHAM 1,163,328 232,666 1,574.19

2512180 WATERTOWN 665,928 133,186 1,493.11

2512210 WAYLAND 59,554 11,911 960.54

2512240 WEBSTER 680,954 136,191 1,632.98

2512270 WELLESLEY 194,480 38,896 962.77

2512300 WELLFLEET 89,907 17,981 3,909.01

2512390 WEST BOYLSTON 63,364 12,673 1,073.97

2512420 WEST BRIDGEWATER 78,659 15,732 3,419.97

2512510 WEST SPRINGFIELD 1,731,484 346,297 1,638.11

2512600 WESTBOROUGH 128,412 25,682 980.25

2512630 WESTFIELD 1,825,738 365,148 1,490.40

2512660 WESTFORD 167,495 33,499 968.18

2512690 WESTHAMPTON 11,748 2,350 1,174.78

2512750 WESTON 63,276 12,655 973.47

2512780 WESTPORT 212,636 42,527 1,380.75

2512810 WESTWOOD 0 0 0.00

2512840 WEYMOUTH 1,103,581 220,716 1,268.48

2512870 WHATELY 0 0 0.00

2512930 WHITMAN-HANSON 319,735 63,947 1,709.81

2512990 WILLIAMSBURG 24,670 4,934 1,298.45

2513020 WILLIAMSTOWN 35,157 7,031 2,343.82

2513050 WILMINGTON 141,440 28,288 1,149.92
Fiscal Year 2003 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MASSACHUSETTS

Maximum Required

Expenditures For 

Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child

Transportation Expenditure For

FY 2003 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental

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

2513080 WINCHENDON 359,484 71,897 1,297.78

2513110 WINCHESTER 166,564 33,313 957.26

2513170 WINTHROP 172,613 34,523 1,643.94

2513200 WOBURN 781,231 156,246 1,203.75

2513230 WORCESTER 15,965,489 3,193,098 1,747.34

2513290 WRENTHAM 129,226 25,845 1,196.54

2599999 PART D SUBPART 2 735,440 147,088 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 Department's calculations. States also are permitted to reserve up to 1 percent of allocations for administration and must reserve

 2 percent of allocations (rising to 4 percent in fiscal year 2004) 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 amount that affected LEAs - those

 with schools identifed 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 either a choice option or supplemental educuational 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.