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1 2016-17 Reimbursement Procedures 21st CCLC & LEAPs Grants
October 6, 2016 Webinar

2 Webinar Etiquette Please mute your phone when you call in and mute your computer. Turn off your the video camera on your computer if you don’t want everyone to see you during the webinar.

3 Extended Learning Programs
Topics to be Covered New reimbursement request procedures Allowable expenditures Un-allowable expenditures Please mute your phone and computer reminders. Extended Learning Programs

4 Why the change in procedures?
The change in how reimbursement requests are approved is the result of multi-year state audit findings for the 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant. The majority of findings involved un-allowable expenditures in these line items: Supplies Travel to conferences and meetings Food The US Department of Education issued a monitoring finding regarding the process for approving reimbursement requests. A change in how reimbursements are reviewed was a part of our corrective action plan. Extended Learning Programs

5 Reimbursement Request Work Flow
submits reimbursement request uploads supporting documentation re-submits request if returned Project Director Not Approved Grantee reviews request and supporting documentation changes status in ePlan to Project Director Approved or Project Director Not Approved leaves comments in history log when corrections are needed communicates with grantee about allowable expenses TDOE Extended Learning reviews reimbursement requests with Project Director Approved status processes request for payment TDOE Fiscal Reimbursement Request Work Flow Extended Learning Programs

6 Reimbursement Request Work Flow
Monthly reimbursement request entered into ePlan. Upload supporting documentation All documentation for supplies including but not limited to receipts, invoices, purchase orders and lesson plans for field trips and any instructional food purchases. All travel receipts All supporting documentation must be equal to line item expenses: travel, supplies, etc. All requests will be reviewed before approval for payment by the extended learning staff. Extended Learning Programs

7 Extended Learning Programs
Balancing your books Balancing your line items with supporting documentation Extended Learning Programs

8 Line items and supporting documentation
SUPPLIES crafts paper $3.50 watercolor paint $8.75 $12.25 TOTAL Acceptable Applicable receipts Extended Learning Programs

9 Line items and supporting documentation
SUPPLIES crafts paper $3.50 Cookie Monster Pizza $8.75 $12.25 TOTAL Unacceptable Applicable receipts Extended Learning Programs

10 Allowable Expenditures
Salaries and benefits for program staff Professional development for extended learning staff that are required and/or relate to grant objectives, including travel Educational supplies required for implementing program activities Materials and supplies associated with hands-on, active, and project-based learning Student transportation Extended Learning Programs

11 Non-allowable Expenditures
Promotional or marketing items such as flags or banners Decorative items Bonuses or incentives for personnel including cash or material items Incentives for students including banners, plaques, t-shirts, prizes, and clothing Entertainment such as amusement, diversion, and social activities Non-academic field trips Gift cards, awards, rewards Activities that take place during the regular school day Textbooks and workbooks to be used during the regular school day Unhealthy food for adults or children Extended Learning Programs

12 Non-allowable Expenditures
Expenses not directly or clearly related to the program Facilities or vehicles Furniture Salary of any type paid to the school superintendent or non program employees Travel expenses for individuals not involved with the project Lobbying Grant writing services Late fee payments and interest rates on credit cards Substitute teachers used during the day New construction or capital improvements such as permanent fixtures or renovations Extended Learning Programs

13 What happens if there is an unallowable expense?
If a reimbursement request has items that are non-allowable or if additional supporting documentation is needed your request will be returned for revision (Project Director Not Approved status) in ePlan. You will need to be resubmit the request for approval after all corrections are made. Extended Learning Programs

14 Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR)
Resource Page Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) Extended Learning Programs

15 Extended Learning Programs
Contact Us Artina Fossett Mario Pennington Don Sims Janell Wood Extended Learning Programs

16 1-800-232-5454 FRAUD, WASTE or ABUSE
Citizens and agencies are encouraged to report fraud, waste or abuse in State and Local government. NOTICE: This agency is a recipient of taxpayer funding. If you observe an agency director or employee engaging in any activity which you consider to be illegal, improper or wasteful, please call the state Comptroller’s toll-free Hotline: Notifications can also be submitted electronically at: Extended Learning Programs


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