Director: Dr. Vicki Kibodeaux

Location: Central Office, 301 Mamie Street

Phone: 601-582-5078

Fax: 601-582-6666

The Federal Programs Department works with the Superintendent, administrators, staff, parents, and community to manage the many federal grants and programs HPSD is involved with. The department is also in charge of making sure the regulations and guidelines associated with these programs are followed and that the district remains in compliance. 

NOTICE OF FEDERAL PROGRAMS

APPLICATION REVIEW

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The public is invited to review and provide feedback on the FY14 Application for Title I, and Title II Federal Program Grants.  The application is available for viewing online at http://www.hattiesburgpsd.com and at the Hattiesburg School District’s Administrative Office located at 301 Mamie Street.  Formal comment period is June 3 – June 28, 2013.  Please contact Dr. Vicki Kibodeaux at 601-582-5078 if additional information is needed.

2014 Preliminary Fed Programs Application

FY14 HPSD Fed Prog Budget Documents

HPSD Parental Involvement Policy

No Child Left Behind Report Cards

No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Report Cards are now available for viewing athttp://orsap.mde.k12.ms.us/MAARS/index.jsp. Once on this page, select Hattiesburg as the desired district. To view the Hattiesburg School District Report Card, click on “NCLB RC”. To view a particular school Report Card, click on the school drop down box and choose the school. For the Report Card to become visible, one must click on the “Print Selected Tab” button in the top right corner. After clicking on the “Print Selected Tab” option, the Report Card will be displayed and can be printed (if desired).

WAIVER MEETINGS:

The Mississippi Department of Education is sponsoring Town Hall Meetings to receive input from a variety of stakeholders on the US Department of Education’s ESEA Flexibility Waiver.  During each session, information about the waiver requirements will be shared, followed by an opportunity for stakeholders to offer feedback and have input on the various aspects of the waiver request.

The waiver offers each state the opportunity to request flexibility from some of the current NCLB requirements on behalf of the state, districts, and schools.  States would only be granted flexibility in exchange for rigorous and comprehensive state-developed plans designed to improve educational outcomes for all students, close achievement gaps, increase equity, and improve the quality of instruction.

Two types of stakeholder Town Hall sessions will occur.  Theafternoon session will be targeted to educators and school board members, while the evening session is intended to give parents, community organizations, business leaders,and other interested parties an opportunity to provide input on the components of the waiver request.

Click here for a flyer listing all dates, times, and locations.

Additional Info:

HPSD District Accountability Information

Supplemental Educational Services