Welcome
The Office of K-16 Initiatives and Access Programs administers approximately 90 million dollars in grants, contracts and scholarships to colleges and universities; schools, school districts and BOCES; community based and non-profit organizations; and students.
The Office provides technical assistance on innovative strategies to:
- Improve college graduation rates for ethnic, cultural and other underrepresented and or disadvantaged students; and
- Close the gap for students in need of academic intervention services to meet the Regents graduation requirements.
To accomplish this, the Office of K-16 Initiatives and Access Programs coordinates its efforts through three operational units.
- Office of K-16 Initiative and Access Programs Organizational Chart (as of Aug. 2009) (BMP 338KB)
- Institutions of Higher Education listed by County and Region
(25 kb)
Regional breakdown used by the NYS Board of Regents for competitive funding programs (97 kb)- In October 2007, the P-16 leadership team developed a compendium of partnerships and collaborations now in place between colleges and universities and schools across the State (P-16 Compendium)
[3790 KB]
- In addition a version of the Compendium
[1242 KB] was prepared which seeks to gather the specific program information around four themes:
- Teaching Methods Preparation and Cultural Competency for Teaching Special Populations;
- College and Career Exploration and Targeted Academic Assistance;
- Increased Access to Science and Technology Education; and
- Leadership Development and Community Service
- In addition a version of the Compendium
for Further Information contact
Stanley S. Hansen Jr, Executive Director
Office of K-16 Initiatives and Access Programs
New York State Education Department
Room 969, Education Building Addition
Albany, NY 12234
(518) 474-3719
(518) 474-7468 FAX
E-mail: kiap@mail.nysed.gov
