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4/10/2018 Federal Coordinators Network April 9, 2018 Office of Program Services Phone: 614-542-4172 E-mail: Regina.Lukich@escco.org 1 4/10/2018 Discussion Topics I. Strategies to begin 2019 CCIP Planning a. Needs Assessment


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Federal Coordinator’s Network

April 9, 2018

Office of Program Services Phone: 614-542-4172 E-mail: Regina.Lukich@escco.org

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Discussion Topics

  • I. Strategies to begin 2019 CCIP Planning
  • a. Needs Assessment requirements

Who is required to complete Decision Framework? District Independent Rated – 7 Constructs Title IV needs assessment (Districts allocated over $30,000) Nonpublic School Service Data -Targeted Assistance Survey Parent Engagement/Teacher Input

  • b. Which Districts are required to complete the DI

Components?

  • c. Which Buildings will complete the SI Components?
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4/10/2018 3 Districts w/support status of: # of Districts District Level DF DI Component

  • f the plan

School level DF SI Componen t of the plan

ADC 2 Yes Yes Yes-All Buildings Yes(for labeled schools only) Intensive 10 Yes Yes Yes-All Buildings Yes(for labeled schools only) Moderate D/F 253 Yes Yes Yes-All Buildings Yes(for labeled schools only) Moderate 125 No Yes Yes-Focus No- Watch Yes(for labeled schools only) Independent No No No No No Community Schools: Priority and Focus No No Yes Yes Community Schools: Watch No No No Yes Community Schools: No Label No No No No

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  • II. Systematic District/Building Planning
  • a. OIP District Leadership Team Input
  • b. Building Leadership Team Input
  • c. Parent/Teacher Input
  • d. Parent Advisory Team

(District/Building Level)

  • e. Nonpublic Input
  • f. Foster/Homeless Input
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  • III. FY 2018 CCIP Updates
  • a. Alignment of initiative budget details

pages and expenditures in the purchase service object codes

  • b. Review of Fund Budget Expenditures to

determine remaining funds and how to best appropriate for FY 2019

  • c. Signed Semi-Annual Single

Certifications – License verifications for service thru June 30 – sign after July 1st

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  • IV. ESSA Updates
  • a. CCIP Note#390 -Title IV – Student

Support and Academic

Enrichment Uses Optional School- Based Healthcare Self- Assessment Survey

  • b. Foster Care ESSA Requirements –

Inclusion in District Parent and Family Engagement Policy

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  • IV. ESSA Updates (con’t)
  • IV. ESSA Updates
  • c. ESSA Supplement/Supplant – Title III LEP Expenditures

Supplanting is expended on translation of documents, parents handbook, assessments, interpreters for assessment etc. Such translations must be paid for through general funds: https://www2.ed.gov/programs/sfgp/supplefinalattach2.pdf

  • g. Federal Low Income Counting System (FLICS)

Safe Account – Errors validation for Community and Public Schools in the Schools Option and Enrollment Systems (SOES) Data to count economically disadvantaged students in the Title I allocation Timeline: March 21 – April 11, 2018

  • e. April’s Fund Focus soon to be sent out
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ESSA Document Repository for Compliance – Pilot Initiative

  • a. DEMO – Epicenter Software Designer

ESC ESSA Self Evaluation Document Repository Jonathan Alder LSD – Dr. Misty Swanger

  • b. FY 2018 Compliance Self- Evaluation

Survey - Deadline May 23rd

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