Fiscal Note

HB 44 — Fiscal Note/Fee Impact

Download PDF Open original ↗

Mentions of “DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION” — 5 found

… RANT EDUCATION. Assumptions: 1. This Act becomes effective upon signature of the Governor. 2. This Act requires the Department of Education to ensure that migratory children’s educational needs are met. If Federal funding is insufficient to meet the needs o …

… cational needs are met. If Federal funding is insufficient to meet the needs of migratory children’s education, the Department of Education shall identify, transfer, or request supplemental State funding to ensure no interruption in services under this chap …

… or request supplemental State funding to ensure no interruption in services under this chapter. 3. According to the Department of Education, there are currently 262 migrant children being served in Delaware’s public schools. 4. According to the Department …

… Education, there are currently 262 migrant children being served in Delaware’s public schools. 4. According to the Department of Education, Delaware receives two separate federal funding allocations: a. Title I, Part C Migrant Education Program funds are …

… e educational disruption and cultural barriers. In Fiscal Year 2025, Delaware received $122,251. 5. According to the Department of Education, there have not been any changes in migrant education programming or funding since January 19, 2025. As the future of …

Search inside this document

Referenced entities

Vendors named in this document

14 mentions

Programs

Migrant Education ProgramMigrant Education Program Consortium Incentive Grant Program