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# Program Year: July 1 2006 to June 30, 2007

| **FY 2006**                           | **ADULT EDUCATION ALLOCATION** | **EL CIVICS ALLOCATION** | **TOTAL ALLOCATION** |
|---------------------------------------|--------------------------------|--------------------------|----------------------|
| ALABAMA                               | $9,047,077                     | $155,928                 | $9,203,005           |
| ALASKA                                | $967,882                       | 99,895                   | $1,067,777           |
| ARIZONA                               | $8,607,310                     | $1,041,440               | $9,648,750           |
| ARKANSAS                              | $5,457,078                     | $147,010                 | $5,604,088           |
| CALIFORNIA                            | $63,063,484                    | $17,627,047              | $80,690,531          |
| COLORADO                              | $5,635,412                     | $785,498                 | $6,420,910           |
| CONNECTICUT                           | $4,944,877                     | $812,722                 | $5,757,599           |
| DELAWARE                              | $1,408,845                     | $119,172                 | $1,528,017           |
| FLORIDA                               | $27,583,913                    | $5,989,956               | $33,573,869          |
| GEORGIA                               | $14,812,630                    | $1,159,615               | $15,972,245          |
| HAWAII                                | $1,825,194                     | $475,513                 | $2,300,707           |
| IDAHO                                 | $2,029,458                     | $153,390                 | $2,182,848           |
| ILLINOIS                              | $19,617,731                    | $3,209,212               | $22,826,943          |
| INDIANA                               | $9,542,384                     | $413,193                 | $9,955,577           |
| IOWA                                  | $3,960,713                     | $287,519                 | $4,248,232           |
| KANSAS                                | $3,709,273                     | $305,309                 | $4,014,582           |
| KENTUCKY                              | $8,488,224                     | $250,055                 | $8,738,279           |
| LOUISIANA                             | $9,142,008                     | $232,783                 | $9,374,791           |
| MAINE                                 | $1,948,522                     | $83,089                  | $2,031,611           |
| MARYLAND                              | $7,538,602                     | $1,541,044               | $9,079,646           |
| MASSACHUSETTS                         | $8,574,304                     | $1,889,165               | $10,463,469          |
| MICHIGAN                              | $14,606,756                    | $1,352,688               | $15,959,444          |
| MINNESOTA                             | $5,990,608                     | $783,859                 | $6,774,467           |
| MISSISSIPPI                           | $6,239,748                     | $80,253                  | $6,320,001           |
| MISSOURI                              | $9,088,943                     | $492,021                 | $9,580,964           |
| MONTANA                               | $1,369,058                     | $60,000                  | $1,429,058           |
| NEBRASKA                              | $2,394,647                     | $213,238                 | $2,607,885           |
| NEVADA                                | $3,565,914                     | $605,714                 | $4,171,628           |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE                         | $1,717,472                     | $155,434                 | $1,872,906           |
| NEW JERSEY                            | $12,948,463                    | $3,765,868               | $16,714,331          |
| NEW MEXICO                            | $3,441,694                     | $256,422                 | $3,698,116           |
| NEW YORK                              | $32,708,040                    | $8,688,722               | $41,396,762          |
| NORTH CAROLINA                        | $14,556,451                    | $753,895                 | $15,310,346          |
| NORTH DAKOTA                          | $1,150,412                     | $60,000                  | $1,210,412           |
| OHIO                                  | $16,982,047                    | $846,266                 | $17,828,313          |
| OKLAHOMA                              | $5,945,797                     | $260,867                 | $6,206,664           |
| OREGON                                | $4,950,076                     | $650,917                 | $5,600,993           |
| PENNSYLVANIA                          | $19,018,291                    | $1,331,836               | $20,350,127          |
| RHODE ISLAND                          | $2,081,474                     | $224,255                 | $2,305,729           |
| SOUTH CAROLINA                        | $7,832,424                     | $188,568                 | $8,020,992           |
| SOUTH DAKOTA                          | $1,304,169                     | $60,000                  | $1,364,169           |
| TENNESSEE                             | $11,148,633                    | $359,386                 | $11,508,019          |
| TEXAS                                 | $40,803,263                    | $5,612,001               | $46,415,264          |
| UTAH                                  | $2,921,533                     | $310,972                 | $3,232,505           |
| VERMONT                               | $1,004,246                     | $60,000                  | $1,064,246           |
| VIRGINIA                              | $11,153,767                    | $1,660,193               | $12,813,960          |
| WASHINGTON                            | $7,552,239                     | $1,555,148               | $9,107,387           |
| WEST VIRGINIA                         | $3,842,198                     | $60,000                  | $3,902,198           |
| WISCONSIN                             | $7,474,008                     | $397,763                 | $7,871,771           |
| WYOMING                               | $843,956                       | $60,000                  | $903,956             |
| DISTR COLUMBIA                        | $1,272,286                     | $211,339                 | $1,483,625           |
| PUERTO RICO                           | $10,926,932                    | $0                       | $10,926,932          |
| 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                                 | $43,048                        | $0                       | $43,048              |
|                                  |                           |                     |                 |
| **SUB TOTAL**                         | **$486,053,855**               | **$67,896,180**          | **$553,950,035**     |
|                                  |                           |                     |                 |
| PREL Competitive Grants [Sec. 211(e)] | **$56,952**                    |
| Incentive Grants [Sec. 211(a)(3)]     | **$9,968,293**                 |
| 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 2006 allotment.

**Source**: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Vocational and Adult Education, Division of Adult Education and Literacy April 2006

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