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Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs (84. 103A) | U.S. Department of Education Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs (84.
103A) Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE) Institutions of Higher Education (IHEs) Estimated Total Grant Funding Expected Number Of Awards 07/06/2026 - 11:59 PM EDT Applicant Info and Eligibility Through a grant competition, funds are awarded to institutions of higher education and other public and private nonprofit institutions and organizations to support training to enhance the skills and expertise of project directors and staff employed in the Federal TRIO Programs.
Funds may be used for conferences, seminars, internships, workshops, or the publication of manuals. Training topics are based on priorities established by the Secretary of Education and announced in Federal Register notices. Training Program competitions are held every second year.
Annual training is provided via electronic and live conferences and webinars, internships, seminars, workshops, and the publication of manuals designed to improve the operation of TRIO projects. These trainings are carried out in the various regions to ensure that growth opportunities are available to all TRIO personnel in the local projects.
The topics covered in the trainings include but are not limited to: Legislative and regulatory requirements Assisting students in receiving adequate financial aid The design and operation of model programs The use of appropriate educational technology Strategies for recruiting and serving hard to reach populations FY 2011-2024 Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs Funding History - The program-level information shows historical funding allocation, number of awards, number of participants, average award, average number of participants and average cost per participant for fiscal years 2011 through 2023.
Fiscal Year Funding Allocation Number of Awards Number of Participants Average Award Average Number of Participants Average Cost Per Participant 2024 $4,493,673 13 3,703 $345,667 285 $1,214 2023 $4,377,536 13 3,590 $336,734 276 $1,219 2022 $3,879,211 12 3,334 $323,268 278 $1,164 2021 $2,824,292 10 2,368 $282,429 237 $1,193 2020 $3,219,292 10 2,616 $321,929 262 $1,231 2019 $3,216,692 12 2,695 $268,058 225 $1,194 2018 $3,078,175 12 2,695 $256,515 225 $1,142 2017 $2,804,995 13 2,536 $215,769 195 $1,106 2016 $2,736,577 13 2,536 $210,506 195 $1,079 2015 $1,524,998 8 1,306 $190,625 163 $1,168 2014 $1,524,998 8 1,306 $190,625 163 $1,168 2013 $1,326,776 6 1,101 $221,129 184 $1,205 2012 $1,399,998 6 1,161 $233,333 194 $1,206 2011 $3,528,612 10 2,500 $352,861 250 $1,411 Legislation Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended; Title IV, Part A, Subpart 2, Chapter 1, Sec.
402D; 20 U.S.C. 1070a-14 Legislation for SSS Grant Aid Official Final Regulations Amending TRIO Regulations , as published in the Federal Register on October 26, 2010.
These final regulations amend the TRIO Training Program regulations Title 34 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 642 Education Department General Administrative Regulations in 34 CFR parts 74, 75, 77, 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 86, 97, 98, and 99 Grantees are required to submit annual performance reports during the two-year funding cycle using the Department's e-Reports function.
This online system collects narratives and data about funded projects to enable program specialists to determine whether a grantee is making substantial progress toward meeting approved project objectives. In addition, grantees are required to submit a first-year interim performance report.
Institutions of higher education and other public and private nonprofit institutions and organizations are the only entities eligible to compete for funds under the Training program. The official funding opportunity announcement for the FY 2026 TRIO Training Program competition is available in the Federal Register. View the application instructions booklet .
ED will host one webinar for potential applicants interested in submitting applications for FY 2026 new awards under the Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs. Program staff will present information about the purpose of the program, the selection criteria, application content, submission procedures and reporting requirements. Pre-Application Workshop Details 1:00 p.
m. – 3:00 p. m.
EST Note: This workshop is limited to providing information for the 2026 Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs grant competition. It is not an informational or training session for persons interested in applying for grants under other Federal TRIO Programs, e.g., Talent Search, Educational Opportunities Center, Upward Bound, McNair or Student Support Services.
A Profile of the Federal TRIO Programs and Child Care Access Means Parents in School Program: 200 Frequently Asked Questions What is the purpose of the program? What kinds of activities can be supported with grant funds? How often are competitions generally held?
What is the duration of the average grant? What is the average annual grant amount? Is there a cost matching requirement?
If so, are in-kind contributions acceptable as part of the grantee's match? What are the reporting requirements for grantees? What kind of records and data should be maintained or collected in order to complete required reports?
1. What is the purpose of the program? The purpose of the Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs (Training Program) is to provide Federal financial assistance to train the staff and leadership personnel employed in, or preparing for employment in, Federal TRIO Program projects.
2. What kinds of activities can be supported with grant funds? A Training Program project may include on-site training, online training, conferences, internships, seminars, workshops, and the publication of manuals designed to improve the operations of Federal TRIO Program projects.
Each year, one or more Training Program projects must provide at least one training session on each requisite topic listed within a specific priority that is tailored to the needs of TRIO staff with less than two years of TRIO project experience.
Each year, one or more Training Program projects must offer training covering the following topics: The legislative and regulatory requirements for operating projects funded under the Federal TRIO Programs. Assisting students to receive adequate student financial aid from programs authorized under Title IV of the Higher Education Act (HEA), as well as from other programs. The design and operation of model Federal TRIO Program projects.
The use of appropriate educational technology in the operation of TRIO Program projects.
Strategies for recruiting and serving hard-to-reach populations, including students who are limited English proficient, students from groups traditionally underrepresented in postsecondary education, students who are individuals with disabilities, students who are homeless children and youth, students who are foster care youth, or other disconnected students. 3. How often are competitions generally held?
Competitions under the TRIO Training Program are held every two years. 4. What is the duration of the average grant?
All grantees receive two-year grants. 5. What is the average annual grant amount?
The average annual grant award is $348,250. 6. Is there a cost matching requirement?
If so, are in-kind contributions acceptable as part of the grantee's match? There is no cost matching requirement for the TRIO Training Program. 7.
What are the reporting requirements for grantees? What kind of records and data should be maintained or collected in order to complete required reports? Grantees are required to submit annual performance reports during the two-year funding cycle using the Department's e-Reports function.
This online system collects narratives and data about funded projects to enable program specialists to determine whether a grantee is making substantial progress toward meeting approved project objectives. In addition, grantees are required to submit a first-year interim performance report.
PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2025 Funding P103A240055 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $402,357 P103A240003 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 312 3 $402,357 P103A240040 Southeastern Association of Educational Opportunity Program GA 231 1 $309,505 P103A240029 Family Centered Educational Agency, Inc. IL 307 6 $343,159 P103A240038 Grand Valley State University MI 300 4 $309,505 P103A240043 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 256 6 $343,159 FY 2024 PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2024 Funding P103A230018 Sonoma State University CA 256 6 $343,159 P103A240055 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $402,357 P103A240003 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 312 3 $402,357 P103A240031 College Bound Institute FL 231 2 $309,505 P103A240033 College Bound Institute FL 300 5 $402,357 P103A240040 Southeastern Association of Educational Opportunity Program GA 231 1 $309,505 P103A240029 Family Centered Educational Agency, Inc. IL 307 6 $343,159 P103A240007 University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc. KS 256 1 $309,505 P103A240038 Grand Valley State University MI 300 4 $309,505 P103A240043 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 256 6 $343,159 P103A240017 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada, Las Vegas NV 360 3 $402,027 P103A240021 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 2 $308,539 P103A240023 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 4 $308,539 FY 2023 PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2023 Funding P103A220017 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $402,357 P103A230018 Sonoma State University CA 256 6 $343,159 P103A220034 Colorado State University CO 231 1 $309,505 P103A220001 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 265 6 $343,159 P103A220026 Southeastern Assn.
of Educ.
Opportunity Program Personnel GA 256 6 $343,159 P103A220007 University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc. KS 240 2 $309,505 P103A220037 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 256 6 $343,159 P103A220010 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 330 3 $402,357 P103A220011 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 256 4 $309,505 P103A220029 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 4 $309,504 P103A220033 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 6 $343,159 P103A220019 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 1 $309,504 P103A220023 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 2 $309,504 FY 2022 PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2022 Funding P103A220017 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $386,882 P103A220034 Colorado State University CO 231 1 $297,601 P103A220001 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 265 6 $329,961 P103A220026 Southeastern Assn.
of Educ.
Opportunity Program Personnel GA 256 6 $329,961 P103A220007 University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc. KS 240 2 $297,601 P103A220037 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 256 6 $329,961 P103A220010 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 330 3 $386,882 P103A220011 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 256 4 $297,601 P103A220029 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 4 $297,600 P103A220033 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 6 $329,961 P103A220019 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 1 $297,600 P103A220023 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 2 $297,600 FY 2021 PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2021 Funding P103A200047 Sonoma State University CA 173 6 $329,961 P103A200048 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $386,882 P103A200001 Colorado State University CO 231 1 $297,601 P103A200032 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 231 4 $267,601 P103A200044 Southeastern Assn of Educ.
Opportunity Program Personnel GA 256 6 $265,961 P103A200045 Southeastern Assn of Educ.
Opportunity Program Personnel GA 231 1 $237,601 P103A200033 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 250 2 $297,601 P103A200013 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 165 3 $225,882 P103A200019 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 2 $250,601 P103A200008 Pennsylvania State University/ University Park PA 231 4 $264,601 Through a grant competition, funds are awarded to institutions of higher education and other public and private nonprofit institutions and organizations to support training to enhance the skills and expertise of project directors and staff employed in the Federal TRIO Programs.
Funds may be used for conferences, seminars, internships, workshops, or the publication of manuals. Training topics are based on priorities established by the Secretary of Education and announced in Federal Register notices. Training Program competitions are held every second year.
Annual training is provided via electronic and live conferences and webinars, internships, seminars, workshops, and the publication of manuals designed to improve the operation of TRIO projects. These trainings are carried out in the various regions to ensure that growth opportunities are available to all TRIO personnel in the local projects.
The topics covered in the trainings include but are not limited to: Legislative and regulatory requirements Assisting students in receiving adequate financial aid The design and operation of model programs The use of appropriate educational technology Strategies for recruiting and serving hard to reach populations FY 2011-2024 Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs Funding History - The program-level information shows historical funding allocation, number of awards, number of participants, average award, average number of participants and average cost per participant for fiscal years 2011 through 2023.
Fiscal Year Funding Allocation Number of Awards Number of Participants Average Award Average Number of Participants Average Cost Per Participant 2024 $4,493,673 13 3,703 $345,667 285 $1,214 2023 $4,377,536 13 3,590 $336,734 276 $1,219 2022 $3,879,211 12 3,334 $323,268 278 $1,164 2021 $2,824,292 10 2,368 $282,429 237 $1,193 2020 $3,219,292 10 2,616 $321,929 262 $1,231 2019 $3,216,692 12 2,695 $268,058 225 $1,194 2018 $3,078,175 12 2,695 $256,515 225 $1,142 2017 $2,804,995 13 2,536 $215,769 195 $1,106 2016 $2,736,577 13 2,536 $210,506 195 $1,079 2015 $1,524,998 8 1,306 $190,625 163 $1,168 2014 $1,524,998 8 1,306 $190,625 163 $1,168 2013 $1,326,776 6 1,101 $221,129 184 $1,205 2012 $1,399,998 6 1,161 $233,333 194 $1,206 2011 $3,528,612 10 2,500 $352,861 250 $1,411 Legislation Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended; Title IV, Part A, Subpart 2, Chapter 1, Sec.
402D; 20 U.S.C. 1070a-14 Legislation for SSS Grant Aid Official Final Regulations Amending TRIO Regulations , as published in the Federal Register on October 26, 2010.
These final regulations amend the TRIO Training Program regulations Title 34 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 642 Education Department General Administrative Regulations in 34 CFR parts 74, 75, 77, 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 86, 97, 98, and 99 Grantees are required to submit annual performance reports during the two-year funding cycle using the Department's e-Reports function.
This online system collects narratives and data about funded projects to enable program specialists to determine whether a grantee is making substantial progress toward meeting approved project objectives. In addition, grantees are required to submit a first-year interim performance report.
Applicant Info and Eligibility Institutions of higher education and other public and private nonprofit institutions and organizations are the only entities eligible to compete for funds under the Training program. The official funding opportunity announcement for the FY 2026 TRIO Training Program competition is available in the Federal Register. View the application instructions booklet .
ED will host one webinar for potential applicants interested in submitting applications for FY 2026 new awards under the Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs. Program staff will present information about the purpose of the program, the selection criteria, application content, submission procedures and reporting requirements. Pre-Application Workshop Details 1:00 p.
m. – 3:00 p. m.
EST Note: This workshop is limited to providing information for the 2026 Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs grant competition. It is not an informational or training session for persons interested in applying for grants under other Federal TRIO Programs, e.g., Talent Search, Educational Opportunities Center, Upward Bound, McNair or Student Support Services.
A Profile of the Federal TRIO Programs and Child Care Access Means Parents in School Program: 200 Frequently Asked Questions What is the purpose of the program? What kinds of activities can be supported with grant funds? How often are competitions generally held?
What is the duration of the average grant? What is the average annual grant amount? Is there a cost matching requirement?
If so, are in-kind contributions acceptable as part of the grantee's match? What are the reporting requirements for grantees? What kind of records and data should be maintained or collected in order to complete required reports?
1. What is the purpose of the program? The purpose of the Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs (Training Program) is to provide Federal financial assistance to train the staff and leadership personnel employed in, or preparing for employment in, Federal TRIO Program projects.
2. What kinds of activities can be supported with grant funds? A Training Program project may include on-site training, online training, conferences, internships, seminars, workshops, and the publication of manuals designed to improve the operations of Federal TRIO Program projects.
Each year, one or more Training Program projects must provide at least one training session on each requisite topic listed within a specific priority that is tailored to the needs of TRIO staff with less than two years of TRIO project experience.
Each year, one or more Training Program projects must offer training covering the following topics: The legislative and regulatory requirements for operating projects funded under the Federal TRIO Programs. Assisting students to receive adequate student financial aid from programs authorized under Title IV of the Higher Education Act (HEA), as well as from other programs. The design and operation of model Federal TRIO Program projects.
The use of appropriate educational technology in the operation of TRIO Program projects.
Strategies for recruiting and serving hard-to-reach populations, including students who are limited English proficient, students from groups traditionally underrepresented in postsecondary education, students who are individuals with disabilities, students who are homeless children and youth, students who are foster care youth, or other disconnected students. 3. How often are competitions generally held?
Competitions under the TRIO Training Program are held every two years. 4. What is the duration of the average grant?
All grantees receive two-year grants. 5. What is the average annual grant amount?
The average annual grant award is $348,250. 6. Is there a cost matching requirement?
If so, are in-kind contributions acceptable as part of the grantee's match? There is no cost matching requirement for the TRIO Training Program. 7.
What are the reporting requirements for grantees? What kind of records and data should be maintained or collected in order to complete required reports? Grantees are required to submit annual performance reports during the two-year funding cycle using the Department's e-Reports function.
This online system collects narratives and data about funded projects to enable program specialists to determine whether a grantee is making substantial progress toward meeting approved project objectives. In addition, grantees are required to submit a first-year interim performance report.
PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2025 Funding P103A240055 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $402,357 P103A240003 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 312 3 $402,357 P103A240040 Southeastern Association of Educational Opportunity Program GA 231 1 $309,505 P103A240029 Family Centered Educational Agency, Inc. IL 307 6 $343,159 P103A240038 Grand Valley State University MI 300 4 $309,505 P103A240043 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 256 6 $343,159 FY 2024 PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2024 Funding P103A230018 Sonoma State University CA 256 6 $343,159 P103A240055 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $402,357 P103A240003 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 312 3 $402,357 P103A240031 College Bound Institute FL 231 2 $309,505 P103A240033 College Bound Institute FL 300 5 $402,357 P103A240040 Southeastern Association of Educational Opportunity Program GA 231 1 $309,505 P103A240029 Family Centered Educational Agency, Inc. IL 307 6 $343,159 P103A240007 University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc. KS 256 1 $309,505 P103A240038 Grand Valley State University MI 300 4 $309,505 P103A240043 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 256 6 $343,159 P103A240017 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada, Las Vegas NV 360 3 $402,027 P103A240021 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 2 $308,539 P103A240023 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 4 $308,539 FY 2023 PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2023 Funding P103A220017 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $402,357 P103A230018 Sonoma State University CA 256 6 $343,159 P103A220034 Colorado State University CO 231 1 $309,505 P103A220001 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 265 6 $343,159 P103A220026 Southeastern Assn.
of Educ.
Opportunity Program Personnel GA 256 6 $343,159 P103A220007 University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc. KS 240 2 $309,505 P103A220037 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 256 6 $343,159 P103A220010 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 330 3 $402,357 P103A220011 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 256 4 $309,505 P103A220029 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 4 $309,504 P103A220033 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 6 $343,159 P103A220019 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 1 $309,504 P103A220023 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 2 $309,504 FY 2022 PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2022 Funding P103A220017 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $386,882 P103A220034 Colorado State University CO 231 1 $297,601 P103A220001 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 265 6 $329,961 P103A220026 Southeastern Assn.
of Educ.
Opportunity Program Personnel GA 256 6 $329,961 P103A220007 University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc. KS 240 2 $297,601 P103A220037 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 256 6 $329,961 P103A220010 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 330 3 $386,882 P103A220011 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 256 4 $297,601 P103A220029 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 4 $297,600 P103A220033 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 6 $329,961 P103A220019 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 1 $297,600 P103A220023 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 2 $297,600 FY 2021 PR Award Number Grantee State Number of Staff to Receive Training Training Priority FY 2021 Funding P103A200047 Sonoma State University CA 173 6 $329,961 P103A200048 Sonoma State University CA 300 5 $386,882 P103A200001 Colorado State University CO 231 1 $297,601 P103A200032 Council for Opportunity in Education DC 231 4 $267,601 P103A200044 Southeastern Assn of Educ.
Opportunity Program Personnel GA 256 6 $265,961 P103A200045 Southeastern Assn of Educ.
Opportunity Program Personnel GA 231 1 $237,601 P103A200033 The Renaissance Education Group, Inc. NC 250 2 $297,601 P103A200013 Board of Regents, NSHE obo University of Nevada/ Las Vegas NV 165 3 $225,882 P103A200019 University of Central Oklahoma OK 300 2 $250,601 P103A200008 Pennsylvania State University/ University Park PA 231 4 $264,601 Associated Federal Register Notice Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE) Page Last Reviewed: May 29, 2026
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Institutions of Higher Education, Non-Profit Organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Training Program for Federal TRIO Programs (84.103A) is funded by US Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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