FY 1999 Budget Summary

Appendix Table 2a

FY99 BUDGET REQUEST:
EDUCATION REFORM

(in thousands of dollars)

Office, Account, Program and Activity

Category
Code
1997
Appropriation
  1998
Appropriation
  1999
President's
Budget
  Change from 1998
Amount Percent
Education Reform
1. Goals 2000 (Goals 2000 EAA):                  
  (a) State and local education systemic improvement (Title III) D 476,000   466,000   476,000   10,000 2.1%
  (b) Parental assistance (Title IV) D 15,000   25,000   25,000   0 0.0%
  Subtotal, Goals 2000   491,000   491,000   501,000   10,000 2.0%
2. School-to-work opportunities (STW Opportunities Act Titles II, III and IV) D 199,973 1 200,000 2 125,000 2 (75,000) -37.5%
3. Educational technology (ESEA III):                  
  (a) Technology literacy challenge fund (section 3132) D 200,000 3 425,000   475,000   50,000 11.8%
  (b) Technology innovation challenge grants (section 3136) D 56,965 3 106,000   106,000   0 0.0%
  (c) Regional technology in education consortia (section 3141) D 10,000 3 10,000   10,000   0 0.0%
  (d) National activities (section 3122):                  
   (1) Teacher training in technology D 0   0   75,000   75,000 ---
   (2) Community- based technology centers D 0   0   10,000   10,000 ---
   (3) Technology leadership activities D 0   0   2,000   2,000 ---
  (e) Star schools (Part B) D 30,000 3 34,000   34,000   0 0.0%
  (f) Ready to learn television (Part C) D 7,000 3 7,000   7,000   0 0.0%
  (g) Telecom- munications demonstration project for mathematics (Part D) D 1,035 3 2,035   2,000   (35) -1.7%
  Subtotal   305,000   584,035   721,000   136,965 23.5%
  Total   995,973   1,275,035   1,347,000   71,965 5.6%
  Outlays   431,469   668,092   1,228,043   559,951 83.8%
 
1 $200,000 thousand was provided to each of the Departments of Education and Labor. The Department of Education amount reflects a subsequent reduction of $27 thousand for this account's share of a $1,381 thousand cancellation of funds available to the Department for salaries and expenses.
2 An identical amount is included in the budget for the Department of Labor.
3 Adjusted for comparability. Funds were provided in the Education Research, Statistics, and Improvement account.
NOTE: Category Codes are as follows: D = discretionary program; M = mandatory program. The designation of programs as discretionary or mandatory is set forth in the Budget Enforcement Act of 1990.

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