Grant Application for Immigrant/Refugee Student Success Plan
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- S-58100-00012432
- State
- Oregon
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- NIGP codes
- UNSPSC codes
- 86111504 Non certificated distance learning services
- 86141603 Students travelling organizations
- 86121600 Junior colleges
- 86121700 University and colleges
- 86121804 Non technical professional schools
- 86121501 Pre school educational services
- 45111806 Distance learning systems
- 86111503 Certificated distance learning services
- 93141710 Archaic or indigenous language services
- 86111701 Conversational foreign language instruction
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- 86141601 Students hobby clubs
- 86121803 Technical professional schools
- 86121701 Undergraduate programs
- 86121503 Private elementary or secondary schools
- 86121504 Public elementary or secondary schools
- 57060208 Family kit
- 93131503 Human rights education or information dissemination services
- 86121800 Professional schools
- 86121602 Technical institutes
- 86121702 Postgraduate programs
- 86121601 Community colleges
- 86121502 Religious elementary or secondary schools
- 93131501 Protection of human rights services
- 93141611 Immigration analysis or services
- 93131506 Refugee resettlements or repatriation services
- 93131507 Displaced persons assistance services
- 86111601 Evening courses
- 86111702 Foreign language immersion instruction
- 86111802 Educational exchanges between schools
- 86111801 Educational exchanges between universities
- 86111505 Distance learning assessment services
- 86111603 Parent education
- 86111502 Distance teaching services
- 86111602 Part time adult education services
- 86111501 Distance learning guidance services
- 86141600 Students organizations
- 86141602 Students unions
- 86121500 Elementary and secondary schools
- 86121802 Theological seminaries
- 93131500 Refugee programs
- 57040101 Adolescent kit
- 57060302 Refugee Registration Package
- 57070101 Early identification kit for unaccompanied children
- 93131504 Refugee emergency assistance services
- 93131502 Promotion of human rights services
- 93131505 Refugee camps services
- Point of contact
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- Karen Kay Harrison ode.procurement@ode.state.or.us (503) 947-5600
Opportunity details come from oregonbuys.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is issuing a Request for Grant Applications (RFA S-58100-00012432) for the Immigrant/Refugee Student Success Plan (SSP) Grant, specifically targeting Multnomah County. This competitive grant opportunity is exclusively available to current 2024-2028 Student Success Plan Grantees, seeking to implement comprehensive strategies for supporting immigrant and refugee students from early childhood through post-secondary education. The grant aims to address critical educational challenges by focusing on four key goals: creating safe and welcoming school environments, increasing academic rigor, enhancing social-emotional well-being, and strengthening family partnerships. Applicants must submit a detailed project plan by March 10, 2025, outlining specific activities that reduce disciplinary incidents, increase parent engagement, support student transitions, implement culturally responsive practices, and improve academic outcomes. The application requires comprehensive documentation, including a Partnership Form (Attachment D), Project Budget (Attachment F), Project Activities Table, and must be submitted through a Smartsheet link by February 10, 2025, at 3:00 PM PST. Evaluation will likely focus on the clarity of proposed activities, alignment with statutory objectives, and potential impact on immigrant and refugee student success.
Eligible respondents are limited to specific types of organizations, including community-based organizations, culturally specific organizations, early learning hubs, educational providers, school districts, education service districts, charter schools, tribal governments, and post-secondary institutions. The grant provides up to $50,000 per recipient from ODE's General Fund, with strict financial constraints: direct administrative costs are capped at 10% of the total grant amount, and indirect costs range from 5% for educational institutions to 15% for community organizations. Organizations must target "Recent Arrivers" - students aged 3-21 who were not born in the United States and have attended U.S. schools for less than three full academic years. The funding is part of Oregon's Student Success Act, which allocates over $2 billion in education funding every two years. Reporting requirements include monthly participation in SSP Community of Practice meetings, expenditure reports, and a final report due by August 1, 2025. The grant period runs from January 1, 2025, to June 30, 2025, with a focus on supporting student populations that have historically demonstrated lower academic achievement rates.
Opportunity text
Only current (24-28) Student Success Plan Grantees are eligible to apply for this mini-grant opportunity.
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