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Expanding Opportunities for Each Child Non-Competitive Grant is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. This grant aims to expand access to school improvement activities for low-achieving students and students from low-income families.
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Expanding Opportunities for Each Child | Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Expanding Opportunities for Each Child Expanding Opportunities for Each Child FY26 School Improvement Open Office Hours Series The Office of School and District Improvement is hosting a series of webinars for grantees of the Title I Non-Competitive Supplemental School Improvement grant and the Expanding Opportunities for Each Child Non-Competitive grant.
Each webinar will focus on a different topic designed to guide grantees through the FY26 School Improvement Grant Life Cycle. Below is the topic for each webinar session with their corresponding dates. Registration is required for each webinar.
Thursday, May 21st at 1pm: FY27 Application Requirements. Register HERE Thursday, June 18th at 1pm: End of Year Grant Activities . Register HERE Please email questions to School_Improvement@education.
ohio. gov or eoecgrant@education. ohio.
gov . The Office of School and District Improvement administers the Expanding Opportunities for Each Child Non-Competitive (EOEC NC) Grant. The EOEC NC grant funds are awarded to traditional school districts and community schools.
Section 1003A of Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), recommends that state education agencies (SEA) set aside an additional 3% of Title I Part A to fund this grant.
Ohio chooses to distribute these funds through the EOEC NC grant to an LEA with schools that have been identified as Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) or Additional Targeted Support and Improvement (ATSI). To confirm the school’s federal identification, please click here .
Expanding Opportunities for Each Child Non-Competitive Grant For state fiscal year 2026 (FY26), the EOEC NC program is a non-competitive formula grant. LEAs with at least one (1) Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) or Additional Targeted Support and Improvement (ATSI) will receive EOEC NC funding.
EOEC NC grant funding is designed to improve student outcomes, including participation, performance, and graduation by expanding access to existing programs and/or introducing programming that is not otherwise available in the LEA’s building(s).
Grantees might choose to leverage the EOEC NC programming for supporting college and career readiness, engaging diverse learners, focusing on academic recovery and acceleration, or expanding options for student-centered learning.
FY26 TI NC SSI Guidance (June 2025) FY26 School Improvement Grants Implementation Guidance (September 2025) FY26 TI NC SSI Budget Grid Template (June 2025) FY26 TI NC SSI Grant Application Checklist FY26 E-Grants System Transition of School Improvement Grants FAQ FY26 School Improvement Grants Project Cash Request (PCR) Policy (February 2026) Webinars and related documents Preparing for FY26 Webinar Slides (May 2025) Closing Out FY25 and Preparing for FY26 Webinar (June 2025) Closing Out FY25 and Preparing for FY26 Webinar Slides (June 2025) FY26 GLC Checkpoint #1-Launching Your Grant Webinar Slides (September 2025) FY26 New LEA Staff Training Webinar Slides (September 2025) FY26 Grant Outcomes and Progress Monitoring Webinar Slides (October 2025) FY26 School Improvement Grants Updates & Monitoring Requirements Webinar Slides (November 2025) FY26 School Improvement Grants Updates and Monitoring Requirement Webinar (November 2025) FY26 School Improvement Grants Implementation and Monitoring Webinar (December 2025) FY26 School Improvement Grants Webinar: Monitoring Survey Release and Preparations (January 2026) FY26 School Improvement Grants Webinar: Checkpoint Three: Spending and Summer Extension (March 2026) FY27 School Improvement Grants New ATSI Status Webinar (March 2026) FY27 School Improvement Grants New CSI Status Webinar (April 2026) FY26 School Improvement Grant Webinar Literacy and Math Funding Ideas (April 2026) The FY26 EOEC NC grant programming should expand access to and increase enrollment in school improvement activities for low-achieving students.
The grant includes several focus areas: Advanced Coursework , Career Pathways , Personalized Learning , Credit Recovery and Academic Acceleration, and Graduation Pathways . These areas allow LEAs to create and expand programming that would not otherwise be available: Advanced Coursework: Opportunities to earn college credit in high school.
Advanced coursework can include Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB) and College Credit Plus (CCP) courses. Career Pathways: Course options with work-based learning opportunities that lead to the attainment of a secondary school diploma and at least one industry-recognized credential.
Personalized Learning: Opportunities that customize learning to meet the student’s unique skills, abilities, preferences, background, and lived experiences. Personalized learning activities can be offered through blended, digital, or project-based learning activities that lead to credit attainment.
Credit Recovery and Academic Acceleration: Courses that lead to a regular high school diploma by allowing students to recover credits they did not successfully obtain or to take courses typically offered to a higher-grade band. Graduation Pathways: Can inspire students to graduate on time and prepare for the workforce.
Grant funds may support programs that enhance college and career readiness, engage diverse learners, focus on academic recovery, or create student-centered opportunities.
Additional Grant Resources Industry Recognized Credentials International Baccalaureate Ohio STEM Learning Network Project Based Learning Works Starting a Career-Tech Program United States Distance Learning Association Please note that these materials have been archived and are for historical reference only. Please see materials above for current guidance.
FY25 EOEC NC Technical Guidance (Archived) FY25 EOEC NC Budget Grid Template (Archived) FY25 Kickoff Webinar Recording (Archived) FY25 Kickoff Webinar Slides (Archived) FY25 Open Office Hours Webinar Recording (Archived) FY25 Open Office Hours Webinar Slides (Archived) FY25 Braiding Grant Funds Webinar Slides (Archived) FY25 SI Grant Life Cycle Checkpoint #1: Launching Your Grant Webinar Slides (Archived).
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Traditional school districts and community schools that are LEAs with at least one school identified as Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) or Additional Targeted Support and Improvement (ATSI). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Expanding Opportunities for Each Child Non-Competitive Grant is funded by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Ohio. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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