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Appropriations

Fiscal Year 2022: $690,455,000
Fiscal Year 2021: $674,955,000
Fiscal Year 2020: $656,955,000
Fiscal Year 2019: $641,955,000
Fiscal Year 2018: $616,955,000
Fiscal Year 2017: $581,955,000
Fiscal Year 2016: $581,955,000
Fiscal Year 2015: $568,955,000
Fiscal Year 2014: $563,955,000
Fiscal Year 2013: $563,954,515
Fiscal Year 2012: $594,993,333
Fiscal Year 2011: $596,120,370
Fiscal Year 2010: $628,221,000
Fiscal Year 2009: $554,122,000
Fiscal Year 2008: $554,122,357
Fiscal Year 2007: $563,975,280
Fiscal Year 2006: $563,975,280
Fiscal Year 2005: $569,671,872
Fiscal Year 2004: $574,372,092
Fiscal Year 2003: $561,162,349
Fiscal Year 2002: $564,833,768
Fiscal Year 2001: $530,359,400
Fiscal Year 2000: $441,916,000

Note: The FY 2022 appropriation includes a $82,854,600 set-aside for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education formula grants to States. The FY 2021 appropriation included a $80,994,600 set-aside for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education formula grants to States. The FY 2020 appropriation included a $78,834,600 set-aside for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education formula grants to States. The FY 2019 appropriation included a $77,034,600 set-aside for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education formula grants to States. The FY 2018 appropriation included a $74,034,600 set-aside for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education formula grants to States. The FY 2017 appropriation included a $69,834,600 set-aside for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education formula grants to States. The FY 2016 appropriation included a $69,834,600 set-aside for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education. The FY 2015 appropriation included a $71,439,000 set-aside for Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education formula grants to states.

Awards Information

2022

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $12,111,631
Range of Awards: $7,977-$110,917,999

2021

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $11,839,717
Range of Awards: $8,863-$108,376,766

2020

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $11,523,945
Range of Awards: $9,848-$105,036,558

2019

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $11,260,806
Range of Awards: $10,942-$103,037,992

2018

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $10,822,231
Range of Awards: $12,158-$100,012,921

2017

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $9,862,178
Range of Awards: $13,509-$93,808,504

2016

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $9,862,204
Range of Awards: $15,010-$92,242,040

2015

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $9,980,205
Range of Awards: $16,678-$89,375,086

2014

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $9,718,205
Range of Awards: $18,531-$86,696,471

2013

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $9,719,138
Range of Awards: $20,590-$85,948,533

2012

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $10,254,174
Range of Awards: $22,878-$90,933,921

2011

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $10,828,429
Range of Awards: $25,420-$94,380,154

2010

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $10,841,022
Range of Awards: $28,244-$92,268,935

2009

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $10,439,299
Range of Awards: $31,382–$81,801,424

2008

Number of New Awards Anticipated: 57
Average New Award: $10,442,445
Range of Awards: $34,869–$77,897,938

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