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Below is the link to the Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 REAP Allocation Spreadsheet, which identifies in the “RLIS” tab the final cohort of RLIS-eligible Local educational agencies (LEAs.)
NOTE:The FY 2019 REAP Eligibility Spreadsheet will be posted to this page in Winter 2019.
New FY 2018 REAP Allocation Spreadsheet (9.8MB, Excel)
Allocation Spreadsheet Legend – RLIS Tab
This table describes the information in each column of the RLIS tab in the allocation spreadsheet linked above.
Column |
Content |
(Columns A-G) |
National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) - District directory information reported to NCES by State Common Core of Data (CCD) Coordinators |
(Column P) |
Final Program Cohort – LEAs in the SRSA program cohort have received an FY 2018 SRSA award allocation. LEAs in the RLIS program cohort may receive an RLIS award allocation from their States. RLIS-eligible LEAs should contact their REAP State Coordinator for more information about the State’s RLIS application process. |
(Columns Q-R) |
“Rural” criteria for RLIS, including the NCES locale code determinations, for every school in the district and the list of LEAs that meet an approved State definition of "rural" |
(Columns S-U) |
SRSA criteria for program eligibility - LEAs that are both “rural” (by locale code) and “small” (by ADA or county population density of < 10 per square mile) |
(Columns V-Y) |
RLIS criteria for program eligibility - LEAs that are both “rural” (by locale code) and “low income” (by percentage of children from families with incomes below the poverty line) |
NOTE: LEAs are listed first by state, then by LEA name.
Allocation Spreadsheet Legend – SRSA Tab
This table describes the information in each column of the SRSA tab in the allocation spreadsheet linked above.
Column |
Description |
Column A |
PR Award Number – Identifies the SRSA award in G5.gov |
Column B |
SRSA Allocation – The SRSA award amount for fiscal year 2018 |
(Columns C-I) |
National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) - District directory information reported to NCES by State Common Core of Data (CCD) Coordinators |
Column R |
Final Program Cohort |
(Column S-T) |
“Rural” criteria for SRSA, including the NCES locale code determinations for every school in the district and the list of LEAs that meet an approved State definition of "rural" |
(Columns U-W) |
SRSA criteria for program eligibility – LEAs that are both “rural” (by locale code) and “small” (by ADA or county population density of < 10 per square mile) |
(Columns X-AA) |
RLIS criteria for program eligibility – Districts that are both “rural” (by locale code) and “low income” (by percentage of children from families with incomes below the poverty line) |
(Column AB) |
These are the FY 2016 Title II Part A allocations. These numbers are used in the allocation formula for the SRSA grant. (NOTE: For the FY 2019 award cycle, the Department intends to use FY 2017 allocation data from both the Title II-A and the Title IV-A programs when calculating SRSA award amounts.) |
NOTE: LEAs are listed first by state, then by LEA name.
Who is Eligible?
An LEA is eligible for an RLIS award if:- Twenty percent or more of the children ages 5 through 17 years served by the LEA are from families with incomes below poverty; and
- All of the schools served by the LEA are designated with a school locale code of 32, 33, 41, 42, or 43.
NOTE: Dual eligibility occurs when an LEA meets the eligibility requirements for both the SRSA program and the RLIS program. Dual-eligible LEAs must choose one grant under which to receive funds each fiscal year.
To see how SRSA differs from RLIS, view the SRSA-RLIS Comparison Table.
Eligibility Spreadsheets for Previous Years
These spreadsheets list, by state, all LEAs that have been eligible for awards in the previous three years.
