Language Assistance 
Transition and Postsecondary Programs for Students with Intellectual Disabilities
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FY 2020
To be announced.
FY 2019
No new awards this fiscal year.
FY 2018
No new awards this fiscal year.
FY 2017
No new awards this fiscal year.
FY 2016
No new funding this fiscal year. Since FY 2015, only non-competing continuation (NCC) awards have been made.
Funding for NCCs: $9,800,000
FY 2015
$9,800,000 for 27 new awards
FY 2014
No new funding this fiscal year. Since FY 2010, only non-competing continuation (NCC) awards have been made.
Funding for NCCs: $9,950,980
FY 2013
No new funding this fiscal year. Since FY 2010, only non-competing continuation (NCC) awards have been made.
Funding for NCCs: $10,072,598
FY 2012
No new funding this fiscal year. Since FY 2010, only non-competing continuation (NCC) awards have been made.
Funding for NCCs: $10,628,534
FY 2011
Funding for NCCs: $10,978,000.
The Department of Defense and Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act, 2011 (Pub. L. 112-10), recently passed by Congress provides funding for the Department of Education for the remainder of Federal Fiscal Year 2011. That law appropriates $10,978,000 for the TPSID program for this fiscal year. The Department expects to make non-competing continuation awards in the summer of 2011.
FY 2010
The Department made 27 awards in FY 2010, each not exceeding $500,000. Each TPSID grant will be funded for five years.
