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GCCAP11 July 14, 2017 9:30 AM 3:00 PM Grant Rollout W. S. Hutchings CCA Workshop Jenny Williams Director Office of College & Career Transitions TCSG 1 AGENDA (Pre-Session): Welcome Jenny Williams You Science Armando Garzo


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GCCAP11 Grant Rollout Workshop

Jenny Williams Director Office of College & Career Transitions TCSG

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July 14, 2017 9:30 AM – 3:00 PM

  • W. S. Hutchings CCA
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AGENDA

(Pre-Session):

Welcome Jenny Williams You Science Armando Garzo W.S Hutchings CCA Overview Cassandra Washington GA DOE Performance Contract Review Janelle Cornwall

(General Session):

Greetings from TCSG Mark Peevy Greetings from Lt. Governor’s Office Irene Munn Project Overview/Application Details Jenny Williams TCSG Funding/Facilities Penni Haberly DOE Facilities Mike Rowland DOE-CTAE Equipment Grant Cheryl Clemons Q & A All Closing Comments Jenny Williams

(Post-Session):

GCCA Best Practices Katy Arrowood Barbara Prosser

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PARTICIPANTS

School Districts Represented Here Today Include:

1. Jones Co 2. Haralson Co 3. Jackson Co 4. Ben Hill Co 5. Bryan Co 6. Rome City 7. Dooly Co 8. Thomasville City 9. Greene Co

  • 10. Harris Co
  • 11. Sumter Co
  • 12. Chattooga Co
  • 13. Paulding Co
  • 14. Social Circle
  • 15. Lee Co
  • 16. Columbia Co
  • 17. Franklin Co
  • 18. Valdosta City
  • 19. Fulton Co
  • 20. Marietta City
  • 21. Clayton Co
  • 22. Richmond Co
  • 23. Decatur Co
  • 24. Chatham Co
  • 25. Carrollton City
  • 26. Fayette Co
  • 27. Muscogee Co
  • 28. City of Roswell
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To Date (Ten Rounds)

$122M awarded through legislation 40 total awarded Academies

GCCAP11 (FY18)

$9M available for Construction/Renovation $500K available in Cash/Services for Start Up Operation

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PROJECT OVERVIEW

GOAL: To ensure that all Georgia high school students have access to a College & Career Academy Education by 2020

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INVESTMENT

$113M

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Award Information 

Approximately 3 Grants to be Awarded

Up to $3M for Construction/Renovation

Up to $150K for Operations/Services

Eligibility Information 

Technical College/School District Partnership

BOR College with Technical Division/School District Partnership

Application Information 

Part I: Cost/Budget Proposal

Part II: Technical Programmatic Proposal Narrative

Part III: Detailed information in Support of Part II

Part IV: Additional Documentation and Materials

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SOLICITATION FOR GRANT DETAILS

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GCCA Certification Specifics:

* GCCA Certification (SB348) (OCGA 20-4-37)

An accountability measure that partners TCSG & DOE to align towards Flexibility Contract Renewal and general Academy enhancements. * Certification Assurances (pg. # 39-40 / Item #12) Agree to participate in Certification site visit review

Other Assurances:

* GCCAN Participation (i.e. CEO meetings & Board Trainings) * Construction/Renovations must be on government owned/controlled property * CEO position must be separate from Bldg Administrator (External) * Marketing Plan – website & co-signage with postsecondary partner

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SOLICITATION FOR GRANT DETAILS

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Updates From Last Year:

* Criteria 1 - Mission/Goal/Need (pg. #21-22):

< Added to Level 1 >

“Describe the unique nature of the CCA and what will distinguish the CCA from a traditional high school CTAE program.”

* Criteria 1 - Mission/Goal/Need (pg. #21-22):

< Added to Level 4 >

“…strategies/evaluation methods that focus on…building viable and sustainable postsecondary, community, and business partnerships that are committed to successful placement of students into college & career opportunities.”

SOLICIATION FOR GRANT DETAILS

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Updates From Last Year:

* Part III – Support Information: * MARKETING PLAN (2 page max.) * Resources Page (pg. #18-19): * CCA PARTNERS’ ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES CHART Scoring at a Glance: * Score Sheet (pg. #50) * Max point value varies by Criteria – 84 total point value * Finalists Presentation – 12 point value * Multi-district Initiative – 4 point value

SOLICIATION FOR GRANT DETAILS

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Timeline:

See KEY DATES (pg. 3)

* Grant Submission > September 8, 2017 * Local Applicant Site Visits > Sept/Oct/Nov * Formal Interviews > On or before Nov 17, 2017 * Award Announcement > Dec 1, 2017 * Awardees Next Steps Webinar > Jan 2018

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SOLICIATION FOR GRANT DETAILS

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SUBMISSION DETAILS

On-line Submission Portal -

https://www.grantinterface.com/Common/LogOn.aspx?eqs=ucxWAag0gAz ks9UBiCiEtg2 Partnership representative should be identified to submit! *They will be the keeper of the Portal Password and Portal User Name *They will act as main point of contact for setting up Local Applicant Site Visit *They will enjoy a fun-filled day of stress on September 8, 2017

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SELECTION PROCESS

Review

* Eligibility * Meeting Application Requirements

Team of Readers

* Rate Application Inside of Portal – one reader per criteria

Presentation Panel

* Partnership invited to TCSG to present as process capstone

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AWARD INFORMATION

Finalist

* Invited To Give a Presentation at TCSG

Selected Applicants

* Contacted Directly

Applicants Not Selected

* Will Be Notified by Mail

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FUNDING

Two Components of GCCAP Awards:

  • 1. Capital Outlay component (for construction and/or renovation)

* Financed through 20-year General Obligation bonds * Assets must have useful life of at least 20 years

  • 2. Current year Operating Funds component (for other expenses)

* Financed through current year state appropriations * Expenditures must serve the public purpose of the appropriation

ALL fund transfers are governed by the MOU with local technical college

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FUNDING

Projects Should Be Ready To Go When Bond Is Sold!

The state certifies that it has a “reasonable expectation” that projects funded with GO Bonds will be completed within 3 years. * 5% spent or obligated within six months of issuance, * 85% spent within three years of issuance; and * 100% spent within five years

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FUNDING

Allowable Bond Usage:

* Acquisition of land * Construction of new buildings, renovation of existing buildings * Equipment with a useful life commensurate with the term of the bonds * Fixed or loose equipment directly associated with new construction or renovation projects * Professional services as design, engineering, commissioning * Initial landscaping * Parking lots

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FUNDING

Non-Allowable Bond Usage:

* Personal services * Lease payments * Maintenance agreements for copiers or computers * Delectable /disposable items * Moving costs * Decorative items * Repair and maintenance items * Office supplies * Fuel oil * Termite inspections * Drug tests for employees * Annual fire inspections

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FACILITIES FUNDING

Allowable Facilities:

* Lease Property for a College & Career Academy * Renovate State-owned Property * Build New Building on State-owned Property * Renovate School District-owned Property * Build New Building on School District-owned Property

Non-Allowable:

* Mobile Units

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TCSG - FACILITIES

Real Property Issues

  • * Construction – if built on Technical College Campus
  • * Revocable License Agreement (temporary)
  • * Ground Lease (after General Assembly approval)
  • * Utility extensions and ingress/egress rights

Contacts:

Sara Honeywill Chang Jung Senior Exec Director Real Estate Manager TCSG Facilities TCSG Facilities (404) 679-2925 (404) 697-1702 shoneywill@tcsg.edu cjung@tcsg.edu

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GADOE - FACILITIES

20-2-2065: Waiver of provisions of this title; requirements for operating; control and management (b) In determining whether to approve a charter petition or renew an existing charter, the local board and state board shall ensure that a charter school,

  • r for charter systems, each school within the system,

shall be:

The Law

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GADOE - FACILITIES

The Law

(5) Subject to all federal, state, and local rules, regulations, court orders, and statutes relating to civil rights; insurance; the protection of the physical health and safety of school students, employees and visitors, conflicting interest transactions; and the prevention of unlawful conduct;

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GADOE - FACILITIES

The Law

20-2-260. Capital outlay funds generally. (a) It is declared to be the policy of the State of Georgia to assure that every public school student shall be housed in a facility which is structurally sound and well maintained and which has adequate space and equipment to meet each student’s instructional needs as those needs are defined and required by this article.

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GADOE - FACILITIES

Process for Approval

* Site Approval All projects will need to have site approval obtained through GaDOE. (Site approval guidelines are found on our website) * Use GADOE Document: “Guidelines for Educational Facility Site Selection” Phase I – Environmental Site Assessment Risk/Hazard Analysis

  • Letter of Assurance that the site is not in a flood plain

Contact: Mike Campbell Education Research and Evaluation Specialist (404) 656-4538 mcampbell@doe.k12.ga.us

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GADOE - FACILITIES

Square Footage Requirements

* Use GaDOE Document:

  • “Guideline for Square Footage Requirements for Educational Facilities”
  • Charter Schools
  • Square footage requirements
  • CTAE Lab Space requirements

Submittal Requirements

*Use GaDOE Document: “Guideline for Submission of Documents for Review of Planning, Bidding and Construction of Educational Facilities”

  • Preliminary Submittal
  • Check Set Submittal
  • Final Submittal
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GADOE – FACILITIES CONTACTS

Facilities Services Website:

http://www.doe.k12.ga.us/Finance-and-Business-Operations/Facilities- Services/Pages/default.aspx

Contacts:

Mike Rowland Gerald Williams Facilities Services Director Lead Architect (404)-656-2454 (404)-656-4506 mrowland@doe.k12.ga.us gewillia@doe.k12.ga.us Greg Snapp Architect (404) 656-4466 gsnapp@doe.k12.ga.us

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GADOE – CAPITAL EQUIPMENT GRANT

New release at February Winter Conference

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GADOE – CAPITAL EQUIPMENT GRANT

➢ May 15, 2018 – Request funding submitted to CTAE in the Consolidated Application by the LEA ➢ June – July, 2018 – CTAE reviews funding request ➢ August, 2018 – Funding request submitted to DOE Budget Office ➢ September, 2018 – Funding request forwarded to Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget ➢ January, 2019– Governor’s budget released to General Assembly ➢ April, 2019 – General Assembly approves State Budget ➢ June, 2019 – State Board of Education approves LEA grants if funded by the Georgia General Assembly ➢ July 1, 2019 - Funds are available for LEA to purchase equipment

Construction Related Equipment Grant Timeline (FY20) Request

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GADOE – CAPITAL EQUIPMENT GRANT

Preparation for CRE Grant Application

➢ All plans and specifications for new or modified facilities are submitted and approved by DOE Facilities Services before May 15th, (thirteen months before the program starts). ➢ System is committed to have all facility construction completed to facilitate program start at the beginning of the school year. ➢ System is committed to hire a qualified teacher for each program grant requested. ➢ System is committed to provide all necessary resources for program success that are not provided in the grant. *If the answer to all of the above is YES, submit application request in the Consolidated Application.

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GADOE – CAPITAL EQUIPMENT GRANT

Required Assurances for the Grant

➢ Equipment purchased using CRE funds must be maintained for at least five years in the program and facility for which it was approved. ➢ Architectural plans and specifications for the new or modified facilities are to be jointly recommended by the local board and the GaDOE CTAE staff and approved by the GaDOE Facilities Unit BEFORE applying for this request. ➢ Funds from this grant will be used to purchase major instructional equipment items.

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GADOE – CAPITAL EQUIPMENT GRANT

GADOE Staff Provides Technical Assistance

Prior to ordering, you may submit PDF copies of quotes for review by the program specialist to assist you in making GSFIC approved purchases to lplan@doe.k12.ga.us. ➢ The subject line of your email should follow this format: Pre-Approval Request – Capital Equipment - Your System – Program Lab GaDOE does NOT approve purchases. Purchases are approved by

  • GSFIC. Program Specialist’s review your quotes to advise you if they

appear to meet GSFIC guidelines.

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GADOE – CAPITAL EQUIPMENT GRANT

GADOE Staff Here to Assist You

We realize your charters are unique per academy and assure you we are here to work with you to meet the needs of your programs through your Flexibility Contract waivers.

Please note that all federal laws and regulations including Office for Civil Rights (OCR), all state laws, rules and regulations concerning health and safety as well as GSFIC purchase guidelines are not waivable.

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GADOE – CAPITAL EQUIPMENT GRANT

Located in Accounting Manual (Reference):

➢ Section GSFIC Reimbursement for Bond Funded Construction Projects, pp. 1-4.

http://sao.georgia.gov/documents/gsfic- reimbursements-bond-funded-construction-projects

GSFIC Reimbursement for Bond Funded Construction Projects

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GADOE - CTAE CONTACTS

Equipment Grant Details

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Contacts:

Barbara Wall Cheryl Clemons State CTAE Director Program Director (404) 657-8304 (404) 463-5279 bwall@doe.k12.ga.us cclemons@doe.k12.ga.us http://www.gadoe.org/Curriculum-Instruction-and- Assessment/CTAE/Documents/CRE-Bond-Grant-Guidance- FY2019.pdf

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IT’S ALL ABOUT THE STUDENTS

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