NCLB Program Planning Process for the Consolidated Grant NCLB Program Planning Process for the Consolidated Grant Presented by Suzanne Ochse, Director.

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NCLB Program Planning Process for the Consolidated Grant NCLB Program Planning Process for the Consolidated Grant Presented by Suzanne Ochse, Director Office of Student Achievement and Accountability New Jersey Department of Education

General Planning Principles Peer Review Priority Problems Program Activities & Strategies Planning & Implementation Process Needs Assessment Evaluate Effectiveness

NCLB Programs Title I, Part A: Improving Basic Programs Operated by Local Education Agencies Title I, SIA Part A and SIA Part G: School Improvement Title I, Part D: Prevention and Intervention Programs for Children and Youth who are Neglected, Delinquent, or At-Risk Title II, Part A: Teacher and Principal Training and Recruiting Fund Title II, Part D: Enhancing Education Through Technology Title III, Part A: Grants and Subgrants for English Language Acquisition and Language Enhancement Title III, Part A: Immigrant Title IV, Part A: Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act

Planning for the Next Project Period Planning letter sent to all CSAs in April or May Planning documents are posted on the NJDOE Web site under Grants Calculate funds based on 85% of the prior year award

Spring Planning Activities Review responsibilities of NCLB program director(s) Strengthen relationships with other district and school administrators Coordinate with other program directors Meet with the BA for fiscal coordination and budgeting Reconvene the NCLB planning committee

Planning Committee Members Parents Community Nonpublic Schools (participating) Teachers Students Paraprofessionals Administrators Principals Pupil Services Personnel State or Local Government Representatives Supervisors

Planning Committee Members (cont.) Medical Researchers Institutions of Higher Education Law Enforcement Mental Health Providers Experts in Drugs and Violence Community-Based Organizations Municipal Alliance School Leadership Council Technology Representative Content Area (LAL & Math) Specialists

Committee Planning Sheet

NCLB Planning Committee Set Agenda Take Minutes Establish Subcommittees as Needed Determine Timelines and Lead Person for Each Task Outline Meeting Schedule for the Year Keep Minutes on File Coordinate with Other Committees Such as School Improvement and QSAC Committees

Spring Planning Activities (cont.) Consult with nonpublic schools (keep documentation on file) Title I-A: Collect data and determine needs of low-performing students Title II-A: Hold harmless calculation All Titles: Assess needs and determine effectiveness of existing programs

Nonpublic Affirmation Form Districts must affirm that consultations with nonpublic schools occurred An Affirmation of Consultation form is on the Grants Web site The form lists the topics that must be discussed The form must be signed and submitted to the NJDOE District should maintain a copy

Spring Planning Activities (cont.) Consult with local institutions providing Title I-D services Contact other districts to form a Title III consortium

Program Evaluation/ Needs Assessment Evaluate the current years programs Charge of the NCLB Planning Committee Meet with teachers, and facilitators, and other support staff Look for input from other stakeholder groups Analyze assessment and other data State assessments Commercial and teacher-developed tests Teacher observations Attendance and dropout rates Hold parent focus groups and conduct surveys

Preparation Ensure accommodations are available for equitable access Ensure proper submission of the NCLB Consolidated Application Read the NCLB Reference Manual and FAQs Attend OGM trainings

Title I Program Evaluation/ Needs Assessment Update Title I parent involvement policies for district and schools Assess the implementation of the Title I program Analyze the results of the performance of Title I students Download the template for the Title I Unified Plan for Title I schools operating approved schoolwide plans and SINIs Download the Title I-D Plan template if receiving an award

Title II-A Program Evaluation/ Needs Assessment Assess the equitable distribution of highly qualified and experienced teachers across the district. If inequities exist, implement strategies to achieve equitable distribution. Are all teachers highly qualified? Were professional development activities conducted as planned?

Title II-D Program Evaluation/ Needs Assessment Assess the professional development needs of all staff regarding the level of educational technology implementation in the classroom. Assess the professional development needs of school principals regarding their technology literacy. Collect data related to the Computer and Information Literacy Standards (8.1)

Title III-A Program Evaluation/ Needs Assessment Review Access for ELLs assessments for progress Review state assessment results for LEP students Revise ELL District Improvement Plan Review Annual Measurable Achievement Objectives (AMAOs)

Title III Immigrant Program Evaluation/Needs Assessment Evaluate the immigrant population and identify specific needs for students from various countries

Title IV-A Program Evaluation/ Needs Assessment Assess objective data on the incidence of violence and illegal alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, including delinquency/discipline data, risk factors such as child abuse and domestic violence, and protective factors Evaluate existing programs with the intention of refining, improving, and strengthening them Use the Title IV Principles of Effectiveness

EWEG Submissions NCLB Consolidated Application Upload Title I Unified Plan, Excel budget pages, and identified parent letters Title I Performance Report from previous project period Comparability Report Final Report Amendments Carry-Over (restrictions apply) SIA Grants (Part A and Part G)

Carry-Over Restrictions Title I-A: Not more than 15% without a waiver. Waiver granted once every 3 years. Title I-A: Not more than 15% without a waiver. Waiver granted once every 3 years. Title IV-A: Not more than 25% without approval by NJDOE. Title IV-A: Not more than 25% without approval by NJDOE.

Summer Planning Activities Allocations received late May Continue planning committee meetings in preparation for completing the NCLB application Update the plans required for all Titles Title I Unified Plan Title I-D Plan Professional Development Plan Title III Improvement Plan

Summer Planning Activities (cont.) Plan for nonpublic students activities Calculate the Hold Harmless amount for Title II-A Notify nonpublic schools of their allocations Obtain signatures of nonpublic school officials on the Affirmation of Consultation form Sign and submit the Affirmation of Consultation form

Summer Planning Activities (cont.) Add agenda item to the board meeting for approval of the NCLB application and acceptance of funds Prepare time-keeping forms and review procedures with the BA Arrange with the BA an efficient method for tracking funds as required

Summer Planning Activities (cont.) Complete the NCLB application on EWEG Needs Assessment Identification of priority problems Program/Activity Plan Performance targets Submit waivers for Titles II-D or IV Other screens as appropriate for each Title

Summer Planning Activities (cont.) Ensure personnel and supplies are available to implement programs on 9/1 Prepare parent communications as required: Title I services Parent Involvement Policy SINI status Right-to-Know School Choice & SES English language instruction program

Performance Reports Compile data for performance reports Compile data for performance reports Title I-A data are collected on EWEG Title I-A data are collected on EWEG Title I-D data are collected manually Title I-D data are collected manually SIA data are currently collected manually SIA data are currently collected manually Title II-A certificated staff are collected on-line Title II-A certificated staff are collected on-line Title II-D data are collected on EWEG Title II-D data are collected on EWEG Title III data are collected by an outside vendor Title III data are collected by an outside vendor Title IV data are collected on-line by the NJDOE Title IV data are collected on-line by the NJDOE

Fall Activities Begin NCLB programs on 9/1 School-Parent Compacts Enroll eligible students in SES Prepare for SIA applications, if applicable Complete Final Report for prior year (due December)

Throughout Project Period Meetings of NCLB Planning Committee Assessment of program implementation Contact with nonpublic officials Attend NJDOE trainings Communicate with BA Assess need for amending the application File amendment due to SIA grant allocation or new SINI status

Tracking Tools Title I Parent Involvement Checklist Newarks calendar

NCLB Accountability Oversight and monitoring process Application review (Tier I and II) Telephone review Desk review On-site review Targeted review Title I audit (Office of Fiscal Accountability and Compliance) AYP calculations for schools and districts AMAO calculations for districts

NJDOE Offices Program Offices Student Achievement and Accountability Academic and Professional Standards Licensing and Higher Education Collaboration Educational and Informational Technology Educational Support Services Office of Grants Management County Offices Budget and Accounting

Resources NJDOE: Title I: Title III: Title I help line: CAPA: NCLB: Web site: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: