The School Apportionment division at OSPI allocates and distributes state funds to local education agencies as directed by Washington State Legislature. To help keep you informed, quick access to important information will be posted below for a limited duration. You may also find this content posted elsewhere on the site.
This file provides the FRPL information for 2025-26 LAP and High Poverty LAP funding. The data used to compile this information was a October 1, 2024 CEDARS extract pulled on March 31, 2025. (Posted April 2, 2025)
This tool is to assist districts, tribal compacts, and charters in completing the special education funding report survey, which is part of the requirement added in the 2024 supplement budget and due to OSPI by November 1, 2024.
This Question and Answer provides more information on the K-3 Class Size compliance calculation for the 2024-25 school year. The last day and time to submit the Smartsheet to report supplemental teacher is noon, June 12, 2025.
This Question and Answer provides more information on the Physical, Social, and Emotional Support (PSES) compliance calculation for the 2024-25 school year. The last day and time to submit the Smartsheet to report supplemental and contracted staff not included in the S275 report is noon, June 12, 2025.
Results of the Final 2023-24 PSES Compliance Calculation
Transportation Safety Net Funding Allocations for 2025
The 2023-25 Biennial Budget provides $13 million for fiscal year 2025 for Transportation Safety Net funding to school districts with a demonstrated need for additional transportation funding for special passengers. Transportation Safety Net awards shall only be provided when a school district’s allowable transportation expenditures attributable to serving special passengers exceeds the amount allocated and any excess transportation costs reimbursed by federal, state, tribal, or local child welfare agencies.
View the final 2025 Transportation Safety Net allocations.
The Q&A document provides responses to common questions related to the $13,000,000 provided in the state budget for transportation safety net. Responses here address areas related to the necessary data tracking and reporting, the timing of the application process, the timing of the payments, and the accounting of revenues and expenditures among other areas. We will update the document as needed to address areas of interest or concern that we have not yet considered.
If you have any questions, please contact T.J. Kelly.
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