Title V

Flexibility and Accountability
Title V of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 was originally created as an amendment that stated the reasoning behind education reform efforts between state education systems and local education systems. This section has been changed and is now stating that the government should support education reforms that go hand in hand with education reforms of the state. Its main purpose is to promote informed parental choices and innovative programs, and to strengthens the state departments of education.

It also brings up the idea that the government should support certain programs that will in turn help to improve an educational system. Such as research programs and other programs like it. Another purpose of this amendment is to allow educational agencies to take federal funds and give them to programs that can address the needs of the States.

Goals of Title V
1).The support of local education reform efforts that strictly support education reform on the state level.

2). Providing funding that improves education and innovation that provide library and research studies in schools.

3). To receive funding that can help support education reform programs and school improvement.

4). To make sure that all students no matter where they're from or how well off they are, their educational needs are met.

5). The implementation of educational programs that help improve schools, professional development, and teacher and student performance.

Title V also gives government grants to organizations regarding mental health, art, physical education and other school programs.