District Information
 Giving
Parents Options - Strategies for Informing Parents
and Implementing Public School Choice and Supplemental
Educational ServicesUnder No Child Left Behind
FY08 SES Per Pupil Expenditure
Report 
(Updated 9/07).
This table lists the Title I allocation for each district,
the most recent poverty-plus-foster children count, and
the per pupil expenditure rate based on those two numbers.
The funds expended for SES for each child must be the lesser
of either this per pupil expenditure rate or the actual
cost of SES received by each child (see link below for
the federal statute language on this subject). Thus this
table effectively lists the maximum a district may pay
per child for SES in the given fiscal year. Questions about
the computation of this rate should be directed to the
Funding and Disbursements Division (217-782-5256) while
questions about the programmatic use of the rate should
be directed to Gary Greene or Patrick M. Lee at 312/814-5818
(Chicago) or at 217/782-2948 (Springfield).
NCLB,
Title I Part A, Section 1116(e)(6) AMOUNTS FOR SUPPLEMENTAL
EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES. This is the portion of federal law describing the computation of
the
Per-Pupil Expenditure amounts in the report linked above.
NOTE: A district or
a public school may apply to be an approved SES provider
if it is not identified for school improvement, corrective
action, or restructuring.
Use the “Application Process” link in the Resources box on the right
of this screen you are currently viewing for more information about applying
to be an approved SES provider.
USDE
SES Policy Regarding Districts Placing Conditions on Providers
IWAS
Log-in Screen
Districts may have read-only access to STARS and PARS by
contacting ISBE SES staff (see ISBE SES homepage). STARS
is the web-based program through which providers record student
enrollment and attendance information. PARS is the web-based
program through which providers make application for approval
and record their cost information.
STARS
Log-in Screen
PARS
Log-in Screen
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