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1 FY19 Federal Grant Monitoring: Titles I, II, IV
Webinar November 2018

2 Resources on our website Monitoring procedures document
Webinar Agenda Changes for this year Timeline/logistics Resources on our website Monitoring procedures document Examples of specific requirements How to organize and submit materials

3 Titles I, II, IV monitoring will be combined this year
New for FY19 Coordinated Program Review is now Tiered Focused Monitoring – overseen by Office of Public School Monitoring (review every 6 years) Federal Grant Programs Office conducts monitoring for Titles I, II, IV on same 6-year cycle Titles I, II, IV monitoring will be combined this year Title III is still monitored by Public School Monitoring and Office of English Language Acquisition & Academic Achievement

4 DESE reports out to districts in spring
Monitoring Timeline Districts notified October 24, 2018 in memo from Federal Grant Programs Office All desk-based reviews, some districts will also get one-day site visit (to be scheduled by your reviewer) Materials due January 18, 2019 DESE reports out to districts in spring Required follow-up due October 2019 (if there are findings)

5 Monitoring Resources

6 Monitoring Resources

7 Monitoring Procedures Document - Overview
Table of Contents

8 Monitoring Procedures Document - Tabs

9 Monitoring Procedures Document – Examples of specific tabs
Titles I, IIA, and IVA

10 Needs Assessment Procedure
District conducts annual needs assessment that includes student achievement data, input from stakeholders Needs assessment helps determine priorities and where to allocate resources, including federal grant funds Submit procedure that describes process, not the completed needs assessment report May submit one district-wide needs assessment procedure, instead of separate per program Must include Title IV if allocation is greater than $30,000

11 Monitoring Procedures Document – Examples of specific tabs
Titles I, IIA, and IVA

12 Offer of Consultation to Private Schools
Include participation offers received by all private schools listed in FY19 consolidated grant application Evidence must show that offer letter was received by private school

13 Offer of Consultation to Private Schools
May use certified mail receipt as proof Or with return receipt

14 Monitoring Procedures Document – Examples of specific tabs
Titles I, IIA, and IVA

15 Time & Effort Records – Common Errors
Stipends were not recorded in time & effort records Time & effort records were not consistent with staff listed on personnel list or grant application Time & effort records were not signed The wrong form was used, districts must use: Semi-annual records for full-time staff Monthly records for split-funded staff Option for split-funded staff who maintain a fixed work schedule to use semi-annual records Use our sample templates: a/guidance/time-effort-certification-temp.xlsx

16 Monitoring Procedures Document – Examples of specific tabs
Title I - New

17 Supplement not Supplant Methodology for Title I
Different from SnS policy and procedures that has been required in the past This document should describe state/local funding methodology for schools that is ‘Title I neutral’ See guidance: a/monitoring/supplement.docx Quick Reference Guide coming soon

18 Monitoring Procedures Document – Examples of specific tabs
Title I

19 Documentation of Parent Outreach for Title I
For each Title I school, submit dated notice of Title I parent meeting for current school year Provide limited sampling of evidence to show that required communication and training was provided to parents of Title I students: Meeting agendas Meeting sign-in sheets Workshop flyers Other documentation that helps parents understand the Title I program

20 Monitoring Procedures Document – Examples of specific tabs
Title IVA

21 Measuring Outcomes for Title IV
Report on how Title IV funds are being used and the impact of activities from school year Include description of data collected to evaluate effectiveness How has this information led to program improvements and changes

22 Monitoring Procedures Document- Appendix
Appendix A: Review Criteria

23 Monitoring Findings Report - Sample

24 Organize Materials by Tab
Store your materials on a flash drive Materials are organized by tab and submitted together electronically Contact info for the district is included in word doc Duplicate copy is kept for district records

25 Organize Materials The filenames must be clearly labeled by tab - create a folder for each tab and place related information inside each folder Save your files in Microsoft Word, Excel or PDF format Include a Microsoft Word file containing contact information Preparation will likely involve scanning some documents and converting them to PDF

26 Submit Materials to DESE
Mail your flash drive to: FY19 Federal Grant Programs Monitoring ATT: Margie Roberts, Resource Allocation Strategy and Planning Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education 75 Pleasant Street Malden, MA 02148 OR Drop off your flash drive in person at the front desk of the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education in Malden. Label ‘For Margie Roberts’.

27 Quick Tips/Reminders Date everything
If multiple Title I schools in district, make sure required documents are submitted for EACH school Read monitoring procedures manual carefully! Use our sample documents and revise as needed

28 For More Information Website: Phone: Or contact your liaison:


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