Developing a Title I Budget Title I Directors Budget Workshop June 14, 2011 Waterfront Place Morgantown, WV.

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Developing a Title I Budget Title I Directors Budget Workshop June 14, 2011 Waterfront Place Morgantown, WV

Handout Access the WVDE Title I website Select strategic plan Select LEA application Select Developing a Title I Budget Website:

Developing a Title I Budget Overview Part 1 - Review of prior fiscal year Part 2 - Title I set aside requirements Part 3 – Selection of school attendance areas Part 4 – Public school ranking and determining Title I school allocations Part 5 – Developing school budgets and the LEA composite budget

Part 1 – Review of Prior Fiscal Year Prior Fiscal Year FY11 Amount of allocation Carryover amount Percentage of prior year remaining carryover Current Fiscal Year FY12 Current Allocation Carryover regular amount from prior year Total funds available for current year $ _______________ _________ % $________________ $ ______________________ $________________

Review of Forms for Carryover Funds and Budget Transfers LEA Carryover Application – required from all LEAS that will be utilizing carryover funds (p. 12 of HO) LEA Carryover Waiver Request - required if a LEA has more than 15% in carryover funds (p. 13 of HO) Budget forms are available on the Title I website (fiscal section)

Part 2 –Title I Set Aside Requirements Required Set Asides –School choice and/or supplemental educational services (20% or a lesser amount from Title I and the remaining funds from state/local) –Professional development (10%) –Highly qualified (5% or a lesser amount) –Parent involvement (1%, but N/A if LEA allocation is less than $500,000) –Neglected and delinquent –Homeless –Indirect costs (based on LEA rate) Optional Set Asides –Administrative budget –District wide programs

Part 3 – Selection of School Attendance Areas Definitions School attendance area – a geographic area of a particular school in which children served by that school reside Eligible school attendance area – a school where the percentage of children from low-income families who live in the school attendance area is at least as high as the percentage of children from low-income families in the LEA as a whole

Part 3 – Selection of School Attendance Areas General Selection Requirements –Select a poverty measure – A LEA shall count only students ages 5-17 in utilizing any of the 5 measures of poverty permitted –Utilize the same measure of poverty for 1.Determining eligible school attendance areas 2.Determining the ranking of each area 3.Determining the allocation for each school –Identify any schools with a poverty percentage that exceeds 75% - rank from highest percentage to lowest percent without regard to grade spans Must be served) –Select a method of ranking schools 1.District wide ranking 2.Grade span ranking

Part 3 – Selection of School Attendance Areas LEA discretion in selecting participating areas and schools –35% rule –Serving an ineligible school attendance area –Electing not to serve an eligible attendance area

Part 3 – Selection of School Attendance Areas Allocating Title I funds to participating areas and schools –Allocate according to a decreasing rank order of percentage of poverty –125 % rule - serving any schools below 35% poverty –Allocate based only on percent of poverty ( instructional model and/or educational need may not be considered) –Allocate adequate funding to ensure a quality program

Part 4 – Public School Ranking and Determining Title I School Allocations Complete the public school ranking spread sheet Determine which private schools will be served (if applicable) Calculate the amount of funding needed per school for salaries and fixed costs for each Title I funded staff member Determine the per pupil allocation from the current fiscal year's allocation

Part 4 – Public School Ranking and Determining Title I School Allocations Determine the per pupil allocation for parent involvement Determine the per pupil allocation for professional development (if applicable) Determine the per pupil allocation from carryover funds Review the calculations for each school allocation

Part 5 –School Budgets LEA Composite Budget Calculate Total Program Budget Amount of carryover (regular funding) from prior fiscal year Amount of current fiscal year allocation Total amount to budget for fiscal year $ _____________

Part 5 –School Budgets LEA Composite Budget Complete the LEA budget –Budget expenditures for administration –Budget set asides –Budget carryover funds Complete individual school budgets Review the detailed composite budget Complete the summary of the LEA budget

Part 5 LEA Composite Budget Submit a budget narrative to correspond with the district set aside page Set AsideWhat are you using the funds to support? In what line items are the funds budgeted? School Improvement 20% set aside School choice SES Transportation-bus driver salary Transportation-fuel costs Instruction-contracted services for tutoring