ESEA FOR LEAs Cycle 3 Monitoring Arizona Department of Education Revised October 2015.

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ESEA FOR LEAs Cycle 3 Monitoring Arizona Department of Education Revised October 2015

Monitoring Through ALEAT View and respond to questions regarding criteria monitored through ALEAT. Upload documentation into the file cabinet in the ALEAT system. LEA Administrators in ALEAT provide invitation codes for their LEA. ALEAT Help Desk Tee Lambert ESEA Monitoring Coordinator Highly Effective Schools (602) Arizona Department of Education

Expectations for Federal Compliance Although LEAs must be in compliance with the designated cycle monitoring for the current school year, the LEA is also expected to be in continuous compliance with all of the requirements outlined in each cycle. The assigned cycle monitoring for the current academic year does not absolve the LEA from meeting and completing the requirementsand responsibilities outlined under Elementary and Secondary Education Act of Noncompliance may result in suspension of federal funding. Arizona Department of Education

Cycle 3 What is it? Self assessment of … What is monitored? Assurances for Cycle Monitoring Time and Effort Documentation Supplement not Supplant Title IA and IIA Expenditures Procedures for LEA Continuous Improvement MEP Parental Involvement What is monitored? Title I and Migrant Specialists Arizona Department of Education

C3-01: Statement of Assurance Compliance Indicator Affirms that the LEA has reviewed all documents and procedures addressed in the monitoring instrument to verify compliance and uploaded the requested evidence. Arizona Department of Education

C3-01: Statement of Assurance Be sure to print out this form once completed and save for your records. Data typed into this form cannot be saved. Scan the completed form and save as an e-copy to be uploaded into ALEAT. Enter the following information: CTDS # LEA Name Date Authorized Signature Address Phone Number Arizona Department of Education

C3-02 Title I-A Expenditures Compliance Indicators: The LEA's fiscal application and use of Title I-A funds align with the LEA Continuous Improvement Plan. PL A; 34 C.F.R. sec ; 34 C.F.R. sec Documentation: List of Classified Staff paid with Title I Funds Title I Certified Staff List Arizona Department of Education

C3-03 Time and Effort Documentation Compliance Indicators: All employees paid 100% out of any federally funded grant shall prepare a semi-annual certification. Charges for salaries and wages for employees who are expected to work solely on a single federal award or cost objective shall be documented by periodic certifications that the employees worked solely on that program for the period covered by the certification. These certifications will be prepared at least semiannually and will be signed by the employee or supervisory official having first ‐ hand knowledge of the work. Documentation: Time and Effort Documentation Arizona Department of Education

C3-03 Time and Effort Documentation Compliance Indicators: All employees partially paid out of one or more federal grants shall complete a monthly Personnel Activity Report (PAR) or monthly spreadsheet. The PAR will detail the number of hours and effort spent on any issues related to the grants and other funding sources. The PAR will be prepared at least monthly and will be signed by the employee or supervisory official having first ‐ hand knowledge of the work. Documentation: Time and Effort Documentation Arizona Department of Education

C3-04 Supplement not Supplant Compliance Indicators: Funds made available under this part shall be used to supplement, and not supplant, any other federal, state, or local education funds. An LEA may use Title I funds only to supplement and, to the extent practical, increase the level of funds that would, in the absence of Title I funds, be made available from non-federal sources for the education of students participating in Title I programs. In no case may Title I funds be used to supplant i.e., take the place of funds from non-federal sources. PL sec. 1120A(b)(1); 20 USC 6320A(b)(1) Arizona Department of Education

C3-05 Title II-A Expenditures Compliance Indicators: The LEA ensures that Title II-A funds are used for the professional development needs of teachers (including teacher mentoring) and principals in order to close the achievement gap. Does the LEA use Title II-A funds to:  recruit and retain Highly Qualified teachers and principals;  build capacity for Highly Qualified teachers;  provide professional development for continuous school improvement;  provide equitable Title II-A services to private schools, if applicable. Arizona Department of Education

C3-06: Procedures for LEA Continuous Improvement Compliance Indicators: The LEA has procedures in place to develop a plan that describes how the LEA will develop goals, strategies and action steps to:  meet student learning needs;  increase meaningful involvement of parents, community and stakeholders;  ensure instruction is provided by highly qualified and effective staff;  ensure proficiency in English for ELLs;  ensure students graduate from high school;  ensure that schools are safe, drug- free, and conducive to learning;  ensure that professional development is aligned to meet the identified needs of students and staff. The plan shall include support for instruction, resources for meeting these goals as well has how the LEA will monitor and adjust for the implementation of the plan and evaluate the overall effectiveness of the plan. 20 USC 6312 Arizona Department of Education

C3-07: MEP Parent Advisory Council Compliance Indicators:  In the planning and operation of migrant education programs and projects at the local agency, there is consultation with parent advisory councils (PACs) for programs of one school year in duration. Documentation: MEP-PAC Meetings Arizona Department of Education