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Nonpublic School Service Updates April 3, 2014
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Presenters Regina Lukich, Consultant Karl Koenig, Consultant Office of Federal Programs
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Nonpublic Service Discussion Topics
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What’s NEW? Ohio’s Timeline for LEA Consultation with Nonpublic School officials Clarification of Nonpublic Qualifying Student Data
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Nonpublic Equitable Funding Concerns Ed Flexibility Waiver Nonpublic HQT Documentation
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What’s NEW with the Nonpublic School Service System?
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Confirmation E-mails Participation Form Sign-Off
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NonPublic Email: vrena@thotl.org NonPublic Message: NonPublic Contact: Suber, Veronica The status of a participation form with Akron City(043489) and your nonpublic has changed. Please review the form and complete any necessary steps to ensure the status of the form is Final. ==============================vrena@thotl.org Nonpublic Confirmation Message
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Public Email: jah45162@akron.k12.oh.us Public Message: District Contact: Hoynes, Jacqueline The status of a participation form with Emmanuel Christian Academy(120865) and your district has changed. Please review the form and complete any necessary steps to ensure the status of the form is Final.jah45162@akron.k12.oh.us Public Confirmation Message
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Ohio’s Timeline for Nonpublic School Service Open – March 10, 2014 Deadline – May 16, 2014 Reference: CCIP Doc Library Ohio’s timeline for district consultation with Nonpublic School Officials
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Ohio’s Timeline for LEA Consultation with Nonpublic School officials April/May Verify Student Enrollment Initial Consultation w/Nonpublic Officials Annual Evaluation Reported
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Ohio’s Timeline for LEA Consultation with Nonpublic School officials May/June Participation Form Sign-Off for “Final” Status Complete the Nonpublic Consultation Guide
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Ohio’s Timeline for LEA Consultation with Nonpublic School officials June/July Set completion dates Complete the consultation guides July/August Validate nonpublic service amounts Plan for Fall nonpublic service
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Ohio’s Timeline for LEA Consultation with Nonpublic School officials August/September Verify qualifying student enrollment Validate equitable service amounts September/October Begin services/contracted Services Document highly qualified teacher/attestation
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Ohio’s Timeline for LEA Consultation with Nonpublic School officials October/November Document Title I annual meeting Parent/Teacher/Student compact Multi-Criteria Assessment November/December Academic Progress Reporting
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Qualifying Student Enrollment Title I Economically & Academically Eligible Title III Limited English Proficient/Immigrant IDEA Individual Service Plans
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Nonpublic Enrollment When do we identify and verify nonpublic student counts? 1
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Nonpublic Enrollment Data Evaluate for Individual Service Plans Use Limited English Proficient/immigrant qualifiers Validate the low income and academically eligible students
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Nonpublic Enrollment What are the responsibilities of the public school district to assess and qualify students for service? 2
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Qualifying Students for Title I Academic Eligibility: Provide an academic scoring system with a maximum score for serving Title I students; and Low Income: Use 2013-2014 school year household low income information
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Title III-Limited English Proficient
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Students home/native language is not English Level of proficiency in English is such that not effectively able to participate in classrooms Title III Limited English Proficient
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Limited English proficient students are identified through a formal English Language Proficiency Assessment Title III Limited English Proficient
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Title III Immigrant Students 3 through 21 years old Born in any State of the United States Not attending one or more schools in the U.S. for more than three full academic years
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Title III Immigrant Students, Non-Limited English Proficient Students who are immigrants, but are not Limited English proficient students
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Eligible Students with Disabilities Total nonpublic students with disabilities count: Students in the school district’s attendance area with served or unserved Individual Education Plans and/or Individual Service Plans.
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Eligible Students with Disabilities Student Count Include: Jon Peterson Scholarship Grant Autism Scholarship Program
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Nonpublic Enrollment Could multiple services be provided to the nonpublic school students and what does this mean for Nonpublic School Service System (NS3) enrollment data? 3
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Multiple Services Qualifying Nonpublic Students could be duplicated in qualifying enrollment data: Title I Title III Limited English Proficient and Immigrant IDEA-Part B Special Education
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Administrative Costs Administrative costs charged off from nonpublic school service amounts are not permitted.
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Transferability School districts can transfer up to 100% of its Title II-A program funds into Title I, Part A. Nonpublic consultation is required before the district makes decisions about transferability of federal funds.
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Transferability Nonpublic has choices: 1.) continue to support professional development activities currently in place, leaving Title II-A funding budgeted in the nonpublic school service area; or
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Transferability Nonpublic has choices: 2.) participate in the transfer of Title II-A into Title I for expanded intervention student services.
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Highly Qualified Teacher Requirements for Nonpublic Services
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School District Personnel File Requirements Annual updates of Highly Qualified Teacher worksheets from: Ohio’s Teacher Toolkit - Forms A-F Other validation documents include: College Transcripts Para Pro Test Score License/Permit Assignments – Academic Subjects and Grade levels assigned
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Highly Qualified Teacher Requirements for Nonpublic School Service Title I supplemental academic teachers and paraprofessionals (contracted or hired) must meet the Highly Qualified Teacher (HQT) Requirements
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Title I Parent Notifications Parents Right to Know – Section 1111(h): Notification to parents of Title I – served schools Parents may request information regarding the professional qualifications of the student’s classroom teachers.
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Services Provided for Nonpublic Schools
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Services may be provided by: 1.An employee of Public District; or 2.Contracted services with: Individual Agency Provider Contract Terms and Conditions number of students served hours worked academic progress
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Service Contract Process District Requirements Procurement Procedures Bidding Process - if exceeds small purchase threshold of $25,000 Meet Highly Qualified Teacher Requirements
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Optional Title I Set Asides to Eliminate for Equitable Service Calculation Administrative Salary Differential Other
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Optional Title I Set Asides Eliminated when calculating Equitable Nonpublic School Service Amount
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Equitable Title I Set Asides Professional Development Parent Involvement
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What if the Enrollment data is inaccurate after May 16, 2014? Update the following: Participation Form comments log Public and Nonpublic Officials confirm data Consultation Guide service data Confirmation in the CCIP History Log
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Resource Videos and Documents
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education.ohio.gov
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Follow Superintendent Ross on Twitter
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Social Media @OHEducation ohio-department-of-education Ohio Families and Education Ohio Teachers’ Homeroom OhioEdDept storify.com/ohioEdDept
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