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|                                               | PurposeFunding StatusEligibilityLaws, Regs, & GuidanceApplicant InfoResourcesAwardsFAQsPerformanceContacts |  |
| Office of Vocational and Adult Education Home |
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| **FY 2004**                           | **ADULT EDUCATION ALLOCATION** | **EL CIVICS ALLOCATION** | **TOTAL ALLOCATION** |
|---------------------------------------|--------------------------------|--------------------------|----------------------|
| ALABAMA                               | $9,209,498                     | $157,510                 | $9,367,008           |
| ALASKA                                | $981,114                       | 101,173                  | $1,082,287           |
| ARIZONA                               | $8,761,610                     | $941,979                 | $9,703,589           |
| ARKANSAS                              | $5,553,207                     | $134,188                 | $5,687,395           |
| CALIFORNIA                            | $64,223,365                    | $18,114,787              | $82,338,152          |
| COLORADO                              | $5,734,834                     | $719,123                 | $6,453,957           |
| CONNECTICUT                           | $5,031,547                     | $825,081                 | $5,856,628           |
| DELAWARE                              | $1,430,219                     | $113,470                 | $1,543,689           |
| FLORIDA                               | $28,088,633                    | $6,463,839               | $34,552,472          |
| GEORGIA                               | $15,081,517                    | $1,160,481               | $16,241,998          |
| HAWAII                                | $1,854,257                     | $505,380                 | $2,359,637           |
| IDAHO                                 | $2,062,293                     | $147,348                 | $2,209,641           |
| ILLINOIS                              | $19,975,349                    | $3,259,211               | $23,234,560          |
| INDIANA                               | $9,713,951                     | $380,875                 | $10,094,826          |
| IOWA                                  | $4,029,210                     | $272,955                 | $4,302,165           |
| KANSAS                                | $3,773,127                     | $296,997                 | $4,070,124           |
| KENTUCKY                              | $8,640,325                     | $238,714                 | $8,879,039           |
| LOUISIANA                             | $9,306,182                     | $252,492                 | $9,558,674           |
| MAINE                                 | $1,979,862                     | $78,789                  | $2,058,651           |
| MARYLAND                              | $7,673,168                     | $1,500,799               | $9,173,967           |
| MASSACHUSETTS                         | $8,727,995                     | $1,892,220               | $10,620,215          |
| MICHIGAN                              | $14,871,841                    | $1,359,945               | $16,231,786          |
| MINNESOTA                             | $6,096,589                     | $736,302                 | $6,832,891           |
| MISSISSIPPI                           | $6,350,329                     | $81,157                  | $6,431,486           |
| MISSOURI                              | $9,252,138                     | $466,842                 | $9,718,980           |
| MONTANA                               | $1,389,698                     | $60,000                  | $1,449,698           |
| NEBRASKA                              | $2,434,225                     | $199,417                 | $2,633,642           |
| NEVADA                                | $3,627,120                     | $576,326                 | $4,203,446           |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE                         | $1,744,546                     | $147,508                 | $1,892,054           |
| NEW JERSEY                            | $13,182,926                    | $3,793,544               | $16,976,470          |
| NEW MEXICO                            | $3,500,606                     | $289,651                 | $3,790,257           |
| NEW YORK                              | $33,307,381                    | $9,360,693               | $42,668,074          |
| NORTH CAROLINA                        | $14,820,608                    | $725,073                 | $15,545,681          |
| NORTH DAKOTA                          | $1,167,014                     | $60,000                  | $1,227,014           |
| OHIO                                  | $17,290,994                    | $843,943                 | $18,134,937          |
| OKLAHOMA                              | $6,050,950                     | $273,267                 | $6,324,217           |
| OREGON                                | $5,036,842                     | $654,858                 | $5,691,700           |
| PENNSYLVANIA                          | $19,364,839                    | $1,365,421               | $20,730,260          |
| RHODE ISLAND                          | $2,115,269                     | $212,860                 | $2,328,129           |
| SOUTH CAROLINA                        | $7,972,416                     | $190,544                 | $8,162,960           |
| SOUTH DAKOTA                          | $1,323,610                     | $60,000                  | $1,383,610           |
| TENNESSEE                             | $11,349,861                    | $364,737                 | $11,714,598          |
| TEXAS                                 | $41,552,090                    | $5,432,235               | $46,984,325          |
| UTAH                                  | $2,970,841                     | $311,799                 | $3,282,640           |
| VERMONT                               | $1,018,149                     | $60,126                  | $1,078,275           |
| VIRGINIA                              | $11,355,090                    | $1,624,666               | $12,979,756          |
| WASHINGTON                            | $7,687,057                     | $1,550,464               | $9,237,521           |
| WEST VIRGINIA                         | $3,917,305                     | $60,000                  | $3,977,305           |
| WISCONSIN                             | $7,607,381                     | $427,398                 | $8,034,779           |
| WYOMING                               | $854,900                       | $60,000                  | $914,900             |
| DISTR COLUMBIA                        | $1,291,138                     | $228,498                 | $1,519,636           |
| PUERTO RICO                           | $11,124,066                    | $0                       | $11,124,066          |
| VIRGIN ISLANDS                        | $410,446                       | $0                       | $410,446             |
| AMERICAN SAMOA                        | $218,707                       | $0                       | $218,707             |
| GUAM                                  | $376,156                       | $0                       | $376,156             |
| NO. MARIANA IS.                       | $321,039                       | $0                       | $321,039             |
| MARSHALL IS.                          | $53,145                        | $0                       | $53,145              |
| MICRONESIA                            | $53,145                        | $0                       | $53,145              |
| PALAU                                 | $53,145                        | $0                       | $53,145              |
|                                  |                           |                     |                 |
| **SUB TOTAL**                         | **$495,085,400**               | **$69,134,685**          | **$564,220,085**     |
|                                  |                           |                     |                 |
| PREL Competitive Grants [Sec. 211(e)] | **$140,535**                   |
| Incentive Grants [Sec. 211(a)(3)]     | **$10,152,007**                |
| TOTAL                                 | **$574,372,092**               |

These amounts reflect the reallocation of English Literacy/Civics Education funds that were allocated to Puerto Rico.  Puerto Rico has declined its FY 2005 allotment.

**Source**: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Vocational and Adult Education, Division of Adult Education and Literacy April 2004

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