Overview of the Recovery Act
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) was signed into law by President Obama on February 17th, 2009. It is an unprecedented effort... Show more
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Find out about funding your state is receiving under Recovery Act education programs for state fiscal stabilization, low-income schools, special education, education technology grants, vocational rehabilitation, independent living services, homeless children assistance, low-income college students, and work study.
ED accelerated Recovery Act spending by making $11.37 billion in Title I, IDEA, and Vocational Rehabilitation funding available to states one month early to help save jobs and drive reform. See press release.
President Obama joined Secretary Duncan at ED on July 24, 2009, to announce Race to the Top -- a national competition for states to lead the way in school reforms, backed by historic levels of financial support. They announced funding available for reform under other Recovery Act education programs as well. See...
- Video highlights
- Webcast of the announcement
- Secretary's remarks
- Race to the Top website
- Programs -- Investing in Innovation, Teacher Incentive Fund, State Longitudinal Data Systems, Title I School Improvement Grants, State Educational Technology Grants
- Race to the Top notice
- State Stabilization notice
- State Data Systems notice
- More news...
Programs
Implementing the Recovery Act
- Recovery Act Section 1512—Recipient Reporting Requirements
- Webinar presentation on new ARRA programs (July 27, 2009)
- ED Recovery Act Technical Assistance Web Conferences
- Slide Show: ARRA Act Title I and IDEA Use of Funds Guidance (September 2, 2009)
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