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Welcome to ESEA Cycle Monitoring

EMAC Micro-Training

 

EMAC Training Slides 

 FY23 Cycle Monitoring at a Glance FY23 Programmatic Monitoring Guidance

 

New and expanding charters only

PREPARE:  Gather the following information or documents.

  • LEA’s Integrated Action Plan Procedures
  • The entrance and exit criterion used for students receiving Title I services
  • Data for students receiving services by content area aligned to criterion
  • Sample letter/notification to parents explaining “Parents’ Right to Know”

 

Charter and Title I

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Resources

Assemble LEA Planning Team(s) for LIAP

Developing Stakeholder Relationships to Support School Programming

Develop LEA District Summary

LEA IAP Program Requirements

Parents Right to Know

Evidence Documents

LEA Title I LEA Integrated Action Plan Procedures

Template for Title I TA Eligibility

Parents Right to Know Template

 

PREPARE:  Gather the following information or documents.

  • LEA’s board approved Homeless Education Policy
  • Expenditure report for Set Asides 7a and 7b
  • Public Notice of Homeless Education Rights (type, location, date, role of staff who posted)
  • LEA Homeless Training sign-in/evidence of staff attendance
  • LEA’s Homeless Education Dispute Procedures
  • LEA’s board approved Parent & Family Engagement Policy
  • Sample(s) of School Parent & Family Engagement Policy
  • Sample(s) of School Parent Compact
  • Sample(s) of Title I Meeting:  Notice, Agenda & sign-in/evidence of attendance

Resources

Education for Homeless Children and Youths Program Non-Regulatory Guidance 

McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Subtitle VII-B

ADE Homeless Education Flyer for Public Notice

Identifying Children and Youth in Homeless Situations

Identifying Homeless Students in Doubled Up Situations

Liaison Duties

Sample HCY Identification Procedure 

LEA vs LEA Dispute

Student Family vs. LEA Dispute

Building Capacity for Parent and Family Engagement

Evaluation of Effectiveness of LEA Parent and Family Engagement Policy

Title I Annual Parent Meeting Requirements

 

Evidence Documents

Sample Homeless Education Policy

Fillable HCY Reservation of Funds

LEA Staff Training on Homelessness

Location of Public Notice of HCY

Homeless Education Dispute Resolution

Parent and Family Engagement Policy

School Parent Involvement Policy

School-Parent Compact Sample

Title I Meeting Agenda Evidence

Title I Meeting Attendance Evidence

Title I Meeting Notice Evidence

Prepare:  Gather the following information or documents

  • Sample(s) of the LEA’s Four Week Letter
  • Sample(s) of the LEA’s Parents’ Right to Know Letter/Notification
  • Whether the LEA runs Targeted Assistance or Schoolwide Programs

 

*This cycle includes a Criteria Question.  The LEA’s response will generate the appropriate forms being loaded as part of the LEA’s Data Collection.

Resources

Parents Right to Know Statute

Evidence Documents

Four Week Letter Template

Parents Right to Know Template

 

Prepare:  Gather the following information or documents

  • Name, content area, grade, school of each classified and certified funded using Title I funds
  • LEA’s Integrated Action Plan Procedures

Resources

The Five Factors for Title I Expenditures

Title Food Policy

Assemble LEA Planning Team

Developing Stakeholder Relationships to Support School Programming

LEA District Summary

LIAP Program Requirements

Evidence Documents

Title I Certified Staff List

Title I Classified Staff List

Title I LIAP Procedure Template

Cycle 4 Monitoring Website

 

 

Prepare:  Gather the following information or documents:

  • Review and revise the District’s Gifted Education Scope & Sequence
  • Schedule and present revised District’s Gifted Education Scope & Sequence to the Governing Board for review and approval


This cycle includes a Criteria Question.  The LEA’s response will generate the appropriate forms being loaded as part of the LEA’s Data Collection.

  • For Public School Districts with attendance boundaries, Gifted Education is a mandatory requirement for students in grades K-12.  The LEA will answer “Yes” to Question 1 indicating they are an LEA with attendance boundaries.
  • Charter LEAs are not required to adhere to the Gifted Education mandate; however, they may choose to ‘opt-in’ to these requirements for the purposes of becoming eligible to apply for funding through the state Gifted Education grant (when funded).

 

Resources

Gifted Education Website

Mandatory K-12 Gifted Education, ARS §15-779

State Board Approved Test List for the Identification of Gifted Students in Arizona

Characteristics & Behaviors of Culturally, Linguistically & Socioeconomically Diverse Gifted Learners

Gifted Characteristics Checklist for Underrepresented Populations

Gifted Professional Development Opportunities

Gifted Endorsement Requirements

 

 

Evidence Documents

1. LEA’s Governing Board approved Gifted Education Scope & Sequence

Gifted Scope and Sequence - Template

2. Governing Board Meeting Minutes showing review and approval within the past 12 months

 

Prepare:  Gather the following information or documents

  • LEA’s Equitable Service Consultation Procedures if applicable
  • Sample Consultation Agenda(s)
  • LEA’s Professional Development Plan

 

*Exempt LEAs will check a box on the online form (C6-02) and proceed to the last task

 

 

Resources

Updated Non-Regulatory Guidance

Sample Agenda Topics for Year Long Consultation Meetings

Suggested Timeline for Consultations

Five Critical Areas of Professional Development Evaluation

Guidance on Professional Learning Opportunities

Learning Forward Standards for Professional Learning

Non-Regulatory Guidance on Professional Learning

 

Evidence Documents

Sample Consultation Agenda Template

Timely and Meaningful Consultation

Professional Development Guiding Questions

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From the Academic Achievement Blog

Teacher Evaluation Affirmations Fri, Dec 16 2022

During the legislative session of 2022 the legislature repealed A.R.S. 15-952 as part of the K-12 Budget Reconciliation Bill that was signed by Governor Doug Ducey.  Due to this repeal an LEA will no longer be required to submit an Affirmation of Teacher Evaluations by February 1st to the Educator and School Excellence Unit.  The repeal of 15-592 though does not remove the evaluation requirements of the LEA for certificated teachers as required under A.R.S. 15-537.

October 2022 ESE Newsletter Wed, Oct 5 2022

This month's edition includes insightful information on the Stronger Connections Competitive Grant program , TitleIAdmin.com, and other important topics. 

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