The 129 districts of Mozambique are the focal point for planning and implementing the program.

Later, the district implemented a curriculum based on the Yup'ik culture.

In 2009, the district hired new administration and implemented stronger teacher evaluations to increase student achievement.

Due to tight budget concerns, the district implemented transportation fees for the beginning of the 2005-2006 school year.

The district implemented an all day Kindergarten program in 2011/12.

The district implemented a 1-to-1 laptop initiative in 2008.

The district has implemented an antibullying program in the middle school.

The district has implemented numerous strategies to support schools in improving student learning.

The district has implemented an intervention program called Rachel's Promise.

Critics say the formula does not encourage districts to implement taxes to pay higher amounts than the state for the cost of education.