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# Program Year: July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008

| **FY 2007**                           | **ADULT EDUCATION ALLOCATION** | **EL CIVICS ALLOCATION** | **TOTAL ALLOCATION** |
|---------------------------------------|--------------------------------|--------------------------|----------------------|
| ALABAMA                               | $9,047,073                     | $176,908                 | $9,223,981           |
| ALASKA                                | $967,882                       | 98,466                   | $1,066,348           |
| ARIZONA                               | $8,607,306                     | $1,071,393               | $9,678,699           |
| ARKANSAS                              | $5,457,076                     | $152,203                 | $5,609,279           |
| CALIFORNIA                            | $63,063,458                    | $16,759,891              | $79,823,349          |
| COLORADO                              | $5,635,410                     | $779,956                 | $6,415,366           |
| CONNECTICUT                           | $4,944,875                     | $848,911                 | $5,793,786           |
| DELAWARE                              | $1,408,845                     | $134,544                 | $1,543,389           |
| FLORIDA                               | $27,583,902                    | $6,319,751               | $33,903,653          |
| GEORGIA                               | $14,812,624                    | $1,311,151               | $16,123,775          |
| HAWAII                                | $1,825,193                     | $460,318                 | $2,285,511           |
| IDAHO                                 | $2,029,457                     | $158,698                 | $2,188,155           |
| ILLINOIS                              | $19,617,723                    | $3,229,011               | $22,846,734          |
| INDIANA                               | $9,542,380                     | $419,029                 | $9,961,409           |
| IOWA                                  | $3,960,711                     | $280,078                 | $4,240,789           |
| KANSAS                                | $3,709,272                     | $305,235                 | $4,014,507           |
| KENTUCKY                              | $8,488,221                     | $264,963                 | $8,753,184           |
| LOUISIANA                             | $9,142,005                     | $233,305                 | $9,375,310           |
| MAINE                                 | $1,948,521                     | $91,546                  | $2,040,067           |
| MARYLAND                              | $7,538,599                     | $1,514,774               | $9,053,373           |
| MASSACHUSETTS                         | $8,574,301                     | $1,912,038               | $10,486,339          |
| MICHIGAN                              | $14,606,750                    | $1,369,315               | $15,976,065          |
| MINNESOTA                             | $5,990,606                     | $811,586                 | $6,802,192           |
| MISSISSIPPI                           | $6,239,745                     | $89,086                  | $6,328,831           |
| MISSOURI                              | $9,088,940                     | $501,498                 | $9,590,438           |
| MONTANA                               | $1,369,057                     | $60,000                  | $1,429,057           |
| NEBRASKA                              | $2,394,646                     | $205,855                 | $2,600,501           |
| NEVADA                                | $3,565,912                     | $611,924                 | $4,177,836           |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE                         | $1,717,472                     | $163,711                 | $1,881,183           |
| NEW JERSEY                            | $12,948,458                    | $3,691,377               | $16,639,835          |
| NEW MEXICO                            | $3,441,692                     | $251,419                 | $3,693,111           |
| NEW YORK                              | $32,708,026                    | $8,582,666               | $41,290,692          |
| NORTH CAROLINA                        | $14,556,445                    | $817,685                 | $15,374,130          |
| NORTH DAKOTA                          | $1,150,412                     | $60,000                  | $1,210,412           |
| OHIO                                  | $16,982,040                    | $887,506                 | $17,869,546          |
| OKLAHOMA                              | $5,945,794                     | $265,076                 | $6,210,870           |
| OREGON                                | $4,950,074                     | $629,471                 | $5,579,545           |
| PENNSYLVANIA                          | $19,018,283                    | $1,437,520               | $20,455,803          |
| RHODE ISLAND                          | $2,081,473                     | $229,112                 | $2,310,585           |
| SOUTH CAROLINA                        | $7,832,421                     | $215,646                 | $8,048,067           |
| SOUTH DAKOTA                          | $1,304,168                     | $60,000                  | $1,364,168           |
| TENNESSEE                             | $11,148,628                    | $404,490                 | $11,553,118          |
| TEXAS                                 | $40,803,247                    | $5,698,227               | $46,501,474          |
| UTAH                                  | $2,921,532                     | $312,632                 | $3,234,164           |
| VERMONT                               | $1,004,246                     | $60,000                  | $1,064,246           |
| VIRGINIA                              | $11,153,763                    | $1,669,193               | $12,822,956          |
| WASHINGTON                            | $7,552,236                     | $1,557,333               | $9,109,569           |
| WEST VIRGINIA                         | $3,842,196                     | $60,000                  | $3,902,196           |
| WISCONSIN                             | $7,474,005                     | $413,629                 | $7,887,634           |
| WYOMING                               | $843,956                       | $60,000                  | $903,956             |
| DISTR COLUMBIA                        | $1,272,285                     | $198,054                 | $1,470,339           |
| PUERTO RICO                           | $10,926,928                    | $0                       | $10,926,928          |
| VIRGIN ISLANDS                        | $404,827                       | $0                       | $404,827             |
| AMERICAN SAMOA                        | $216,564                       | $0                       | $216,564             |
| GUAM                                  | $371,159                       | $0                       | $371,159             |
| NO. MARIANA IS.                       | $277,791                       | $0                       | $277,791             |
| PALAU                                 | $38,743                        | $0                       | $38,743              |
|                                  |                           |                     |                 |
| **SUB TOTAL**                         | **$486,049,354**               | **$67,896,180**          | **$553,945,534**     |
|                                  |                           |                     |                 |
| PREL Competitive Grants [Sec. 211(e)] | **$61,257**                    |
| Incentive Grants [Sec. 211(a)(3)]     | **$9,968,489**                 |
| TOTAL                                 | **$563,975,280**               |

These amounts reflect the reallocation of English Literacy/Civics Education funds that were allocated to Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico has declined its FY 2007 allotment.

**Source**: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Vocational and Adult Education, Division of Adult Education and Literacy April 2007

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