Federal Programs

 

Welcome to the Neshaminy School District Federal Programs Website!

Our district offers a comprehensive range of federally and state-funded programs that strengthen academic achievement, provide supplemental instructional support, enhance family engagement, and ensure that every learner has the opportunity to thrive.

These programs, funded through federal and state grant opportunities, directly support Neshaminy’s longstanding commitment to building futures for all students. Through Federal Programs, we work in partnership with families, educators, and the broader community to translate the district’s mission into action:

“The Neshaminy community builds futures by empowering each child to become a productive citizen and a lifelong learner.”

Our programs reflect the core beliefs of the Neshaminy community:

  • Children are our future.

  •  All people can learn.

  • All people have worth.

  • A quality education is a right.

These beliefs guide how we design, implement, and evaluate the programs that serve our students. By aligning federal and state resources with these principles, Neshaminy ensures that all students receive access to high-quality instruction, enriched learning experiences, and opportunities that support their academic and personal growth.

Grants in Neshaminy include:

  • Title I, Part A – Improving Basic Programs

  • Title II, Part A – Supporting Effective Instruction

  • Title III, Part A – English Language Acquisition & Immigrant Support

  • Title IV, Part A – Student Support and Academic Enrichment

  • 21st Century Community Learning Centers

  • Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts (PKC)

  • Ready to Learn (RTL)

  • Additional competitive or supplemental grant programs

Each of these programs helps ensure that students have access to:

  • Evidence-based academic intervention

  • High-quality instruction and professional learning

  • Safe, supportive, and well-rounded educational environments

  • Early childhood readiness opportunities

  • Family engagement activities designed to strengthen the home–school partnership

Together, these initiatives support the district’s vision of empowering every learner while honoring the value each child brings to our schools.

If you have any questions about Federal Programs in the Neshaminy School District, please contact:

Lauren Steflik
Curriculum & Instruction Supervisor and Federal Programs Coordinator

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 215-809-6515