Consolidated Application Budget Detail and Fiscal Issues.

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Consolidated Application Budget Detail and Fiscal Issues

2 Presentation Overview  Budget Preparation – Program Side  Budget Detail – Program Side  Internal Controls at District Level – Financial Side Final Budget Approval Expenditure Reporting

3 Budget Preparation – Program Side  Review and Revise Needs Assessment  Review and Revise District/School-Level School Improvement Plans  Select Information for LEA Planning Cycle Application

4 Budget Preparation – Program Side  LEA Planning Cycle Strategies are aligned to the Budget Items

5 Budget Preparation – Program Side  Intent and Purpose  Allowable (Allocable)  Supplement / Supplant  Reasonable and Necessary  Stated in the District’s / School’s School Improvement Plan

6 Budget Preparation – Program Side  Write the Budget Detail Items

7 Personnel – All Funding Sources Personnel: The Description on the Budget Detail Page Must Include the Actual Number of Staff Represented by the FTEs or Hours, Contractual Days or Hours, Pay Rate (or Range, if for More Than One Person) and Name of School Where Services are Provided.

8 Personnel Budget Detail Title I, Part A  125: 3 Title I Paraprofessionals for K-5 Supplemental Instruction (2 FTEs) (Schoolwide and Targeted Example)  125: 3 Paraprofessionals for K-5 After School Tutoring. 3 Hours per Week at $X per Hour for 10 Weeks

9 Personnel Budget Detail Title II, Part A  221: In-District Literacy Coach / Master Teacher to Provide PD to All Elementary K-5 Staff on Writer's Workshop (1 FTE) (See Attached Job Description)

10 Professional Development (PD): Basic Principles  Sustained, Ongoing and Research-Based  Budget Item Detail Description Must Include: PD Topics Approximate Number of Staff Number of Days Planned Costs per Day for Staff and/or Contracted Consultants If the PD is Taking Place Out-of-District, Also State the Reason for Costs. Is it Registration? Mileage? Food? Lodging?

11  PD Costs May Only Be Used to Train Participants in “How to / Awareness" Activities  PD Materials Can Only be Purchased with Federal Funds if the Facilitator / Trainer Requires Specific Materials to Present, and for the Staff to Participate in the PD Activity Professional Development (PD): Basic Principles

12  Substitute Costs for Individual PD Activities Must be Detailed Out on a Separate Line. The Number of Substitutes, the Hourly Rate and the PD Activity Must be Stated.  Use Function Code 221 for Instructional Staff and Function Code 283 for Non-Instructional Staff Professional Development (PD): Basic Principles

13 Types of PD  In-District PD Description  Out-District PD Description  Substitute Costs for PD  Stipend Requests for PD  PD Supplies and Materials Costs

14 Title II, Part D  221: One Teacher to Attend a Technology Conference in Detroit for 2 Days – Registration, Lodging, Meals, Mileage  221: Substitute Costs for One Teacher for 2 Days to Attend a Technology Conference at $X per Day

15 Title II, Part A  221: 5 Teachers to Attend a Reading Conference for 3 Days in Grand Rapids – Registration, Mileage, Lodging, Meals  221: 5 Substitutes at $X per Day for 3 Days for Teachers Attending Reading Conference

16 Title II, Part A  221: Contracted Facilitator for Writing. $X per Day for 5 Days. 30 K-5 Staff to Learn How to Conduct Writer’s Workshop Activities.  221: 30 Substitutes at $X per Day for 5 Days for Writer’s Workshop PD Activities  221: Supplies and Materials Required by the Writer’s Workshop Facilitator to Include: 30 Writer’s Workshop Books

17 Title II, Part A 221: Stipends for 25 Staff and Facilitator for After-School Hours. Ten 2-Hour Meetings at $X per Hour. PD for “How To” Curriculum Mapping (Costs for Actual Curriculum Writing Funded by District General Funds). Trainer of Trainer Approach. On-Staff Facilitator Trained in Curriculum Alignment with Title II, Part A Funds in

18 Title II, Part A

19 Title II, Part A  283: One Principal to Attend a Reading Conference for 3 Days in Grand Rapids – Registration, Mileage, Lodging, Meals

20 Title II, Part A  283: 3 Principals to Attend Leadership Academy for Purpose of Improving Instructional Leadership in Curriculum. Registration, Mileage, Lodging, Meals  283: Supplies and Materials Required for Leadership Academy Not Included in Registration. Materials Include “Effective Leadership Responsibilities for Curriculum Development” textbook.

21 Unique Budget Detail Request  221: Ten Substitutes at $X an Hour for PD in Learning Styles for 10 Elementary Staff to Better Understand Differentiated Instruction. Facilitated PD Offered by ISD/ESA staff. 6 Days of In-House Training. No ISD charge.

22 Unique Budget Detail Title I, Part A: Schoolwide  111: Supplemental Reading Materials Such as: Leveled Readers (30 Books per Classroom, 10 Classrooms)

23 Unique Budget Detail Title I, Part A: Targeted Assistance  221: 2 Title I Teachers, 2 Title I Paraprofessionals, 2 Classroom Teachers for PD in Research-Based Instructional Reading Strategies to Meet the Needs of Title I Eligible Students. National Trainer Presenting at (Name of ISD). Costs to Include Registration and Mileage  221: Substitute Costs for 2 Classroom Teachers to Attend the ISD Reading Training. One Day at $X for 2 Substitutes

24 Unique Budget Detail District Budget Request: Short Version Title I School Selection (TISS):  371: Title I Teacher for (Name of Private Non-Profit [PNP]) Per-Pupil Amount Formula: $100,000 / 350 Low Income District Students and 5 PNP Students to Equal $282 per Eligible Pupil($282 x 5 = $1,410)

25 Unique Budget Detail 371: Title I Teacher for (Name of PNP) 371: Third Party Contracted Title I Teacher for (Name of PNP) for (X) Days at (Rate per Hour) x (Hours per Day)

26 Unique Budget Detail District Level Budget Requests  125: Set-Aside for Homeless Students in Non-Title I Schools. For Example: 3-Year Average of Homeless Students Amount per Student Total Homeless Set Aside  10 Student Average at $650 per Student = $6500

27 Supplies / Materials All Funding Sources  125: Supplies and Materials Needed by Title I Staff to Implement Supplementary Instruction (e.g., Items Include Flash Cards and Consumable Phonics Practice Booklets)

28 Additional Budget Detail  Class Size Reduction (CSR)  New Staff Positions  Increase in Administrative Costs  New Programs / Initiatives That Require Additional Information to Determine Reasonable and Necessary

29 Class Size Reduction Detail CSR: Title II, Part A Funds and Title I, Part A (Schoolwide)  Must Follow Guidelines to Determine if This Initiative Meets the Intent of the Legislation (Describe Intent)  Read State Guidelines

30 Class Size Reduction Detail Attach to Additional Budget Detail Based on the Following Factors: a) Contract Language That Indicates a Maximum Class Size Count for the Grade Level at the School That is Considering CSR b) Provisions in the Contract for Exceeding the Maximum Class Size Student Count c) Total Prior-Year Student Enrollment for the CSR Grade Level at the School Considering CSR

31 Class Size Reduction Detail d) Total Current-Year Student Enrollment for the CSR Grade Level at the School That is Considering CSR e) Number of Classroom Teachers at the Grade Level at the School That Were Funded in the Prior Year With General Fund Dollars f) Number of Classroom Teachers at the Grade Level at the School That Will be Funded in the Current Year With General Fund Dollars

32 New Staff Positions: All Funding Sources  Master Teacher Funded With Title II, Part A Funds for Delivering Embedded PD That Includes a Specific Set of Deliverables in Mathematics (Additional Information Attached)  Attachment Information Describe the Position Responsibilities and PD Deliverables in Detail Do Not Upload the Job Posting

33 New Staff Position Attachment Attachment Detail: Title II, Part A Master Teacher 1. The Master Teacher Will Provide In-Class Demonstration of Instructional Strategies in Mathematics 4 Days a Week, 5 Hours Per Day for K-5 Elementary Teachers. One Day a Week Dedicated to Planning PD and Debriefing With Classroom Teachers on the Impact of the Demonstration Lessons. Specific Areas of Math That Will be Targeted Include: (X, Y, Z) 2. This is a 1 FTE Position for the School Year Sample Weekly Schedule (Described)

34 Justification for Administrative Costs and/or Increase  Reasonable and Necessary  Increased Responsibilities for Administrative Oversight AYP Phase Additional Funding Expansion of Title I Program  Business Services Taken as Indirect Cost

35 New Programs / Initiatives  Upload Descriptions of New Programs and Initiatives  Expedites Approval Process

36  Contact Your Field Services Unit Consultant: Region Region Region Region Region Questions and Answers