What is the Student Success Act?
During the 2019 legislative session, Oregon leaders passed House Bill 3427 - known as the Student Success Act. When fully implemented, the Student Success Act is expected to invest $2 billion in Oregon education every two years; that’s a $1 billion investment in early learning and K-12 education each year. Of those funds, $200 million goes into the State School Fund and the remaining is distributed into three accounts: the Early Learning Account (Head Start), the Student Investment Account (SIA) and the Statewide Education Initiatives Account (Measure 98).
Student Investment Account (SIA) For KCSD
The Student Investment Account receives at least 50% of the remaining SSA funds. The two stated purposes for these funds are to incease academic acheivement for students and to meet students mental and or behavioral health needs. To see how KCSD plans to use these funds to meet these needs of our community please review the plans and budgets below.
Student Investment Account Application
Student Success Act- Student Investment Account Grant Agreement
21-22 SIA Budget Expenditures
21-22 SIA Budget Summary
22-23 SIA Budget Expenditures
22-23 SIA Budget Summary
For more information about the distribution of Student Success Act and the programs it funds in Oregon visit Oregon Department of Education.
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