Consolidated Programs

The mission of the Consolidated Programs Department is to assist schools in managing various programs in the district, including state and federal categorical programs. To learn more about specific services provided by the department, contact your school office or reach out to the Director of Educational Services.

Our responsibilities include:

Advisory Committees — Our office provides support to school site English Learner Advisory Committees (ELAC) as well as district-level advisory committees:

District Advisory Committee (DAC)
District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC)

Budget Management — Working with the Business Department, we provide assistance in budget planning, ongoing monitoring of expenditures, and completion of the Consolidated Application.

District Plans and Policies — We assist in the development and review of various District plans, policies, and procedures.

School Site Councils (SSCs) — We provide training and technical assistance to school sites.

School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSAs) — We support schools in the development and implementation of the SPSA and budget, and the Annual Review process.

Community and Family Engagement — We assist schools in working with families and the community to develop Parent Engagement Policies, Parent Compacts, parent needs assessments, and other engagement activities to help families support their child's success in school.

Non-public Private Schools (NPPSs) — We provide consultation, guidance, and ongoing support to NPPSs that choose to participate in various federal and state programs.

Homeless Students — Title I funds are set aside to specifically meet the critical needs of students experiencing homelessness.

English Learner (EL) Services — We provide support to schools and teachers working with English Learners, including administering initial and summative state assessments, EL progress monitoring, and reclassification of eligible EL students.

Interpreter Services — We schedule interpreter services for families whose primary language is other than English.

Edison Elementary School District prohibits discrimination and/or harassment based on any legally protected characteristics, including but not limited to race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. Please contact the Director of Educational Services with questions or to report complaints. This department is available to assist individuals who speak a language other than English — please contact your school office for further assistance.