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Funding to Support Student Safety & Wellbeing
This resource guide supports K-12 schools in locating Federal, state, and local funding to enhance safety and security.
In K-12 education, funding generally comes from three main sources: federal, state, and local.
Each level has a distinct role in providing resources to public schools. Government agencies support federal, state, and local funding programs.
Federal Funding Resources
The federal government, through various laws and appropriations, allocates funding for K-12 education.
Federal funding is targeted support for specific programs and needs, with an emphasis on equity.
State Funding Resources
State governments are the primary source of funding for K-12 schools and most states use a funding formula to distribute state funds to local school districts.
State Education Agency (SEA) are also responsible for allocating federal funds to Local Education Agencies (LEAs).
Government Agencies
Government agencies play important roles in funding and supporting K-12 schools.
These agencies provide targeted funding for areas like school safety, health services, technology infrastructure, and disaster preparedness, which complement funding provided by the Department of Education.
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Overview:
K-12 Federal Funding
Federal funding is a lifeline for many K-12 schools struggling with resources.
In this guide, we're focusing on federal legislation that offers provisions for:
Student safety Student mental health & wellbeing Parental & community engagement Technology infrastructure Digital literacy
Federal funding from the Department of Education gives schools the means to address challenging issues and support students who need it most.
Vital legislation from the DoE include:
ESSA/ESEAESSER FundsSchool-Based Mental Health Services Program Mental Health Professional Demonstration Grant
The FCC funds helps K-12 schools stay connected with the right internet access and digital tools. This helps schools build a strong tech foundation with resources tailored to a modern education environment.
FCC funds include:
E-Rate FundingEmergency Connectivity FundPilot Program
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services funds K-12 schools to support student health and wellbeing.
From mental health services to programs that promote healthy habits, this funding helps schools create safe, supportive environments.
Key funding programs include:
Project AWARESubstance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant
The Department of Justice provides funding to help K-12 schools improve safety and security.
This support covers programs that address violence prevention, bullying, and community outreach.
Key funding programs include:
STOP School Violence ActCommunity Oriented Policing Services (COPS)
Department of Education: ESSA/ESEA
ESSA / ESEA
Purpose
Improve school conditions for learning, and ensure students have access to effective technology.
Districts can use SSAE funds to support:
Student Safety initiatives:
- Violence prevention
- Anti-bullying programs
- Emergency preparedness
Technology:
- Digital learning tools and resources
- Digital literacy programs & solutions
- Educational technology
- Professional development to support teachers' tech use
21st CCLC
Purpose
Create an engaging learning experience by supporting after-school and summer programs.
Districts can use 21st CCLC funds to support:
- Literacy programs
- Parental involvement (such as workshops & resources)
- Access to counseling services
Improving Basic Programs Operated by (LEAs)
Purpose
Supports school climate improvement initiatives and allow interventions that may include mental health services and student safety measures.
Districts can use Title I funds to support:
Instructional Staff and Resources:
- Hire additional teachers, instructional aides, and specialists
- Educational technology
- Software
- Professional development to better support at-risk students
Mental Health Support:
- Counseling services
- Mental health services
Title II – Preparing, Training, and Recruiting High-Quality Teachers, Principals, or Other School Leaders
Purpose
Provides professional development funds, which can be used to train educators on mental health awareness, student safety, and the use of technology in the classroom.
Districts can use Title II Professional Development funds to support:
- Professional development for instructional strategies
- Hiring additional teachers to reduce class sizes
- Training on technology integration and blended learning strategies
- Workshops on online safety, digital citizenship, and responsible tech use
- Tools to track and support student wellbeing
Funding Formulas
Most states have a foundational education funding formula that allocates state funds to school districts based on factors like student enrollment, poverty levels, local property taxes, and additional student needs
Lottery Funds
Many states allocate a portion of lottery revenue to support K-12 education. These funds can be used for a variety of purposes, including classroom supplies, scholarships, and capital projects.
Legislation
States frequently pass legislation to fund school safety initiatives, including physical security enhancements, mental health resources, and violence prevention programs.