Declaration of Participation, NCLB Transferability and Maintenance of Effort for Federal Grants.
Declaration
of Participation
The Declaration of Participation Report to be
completed by your district in accordance with the Every Student Succeeds Act
and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. This report is used to
identify the number of students enrolled in area private non-profit and home
schools. Federal programs participating in the Declaration of Participation are
Title II, Part A-Supporting Effective Instruction; Title IV, Part A-Student
Support and Academic Enrichment Grants; and IDEA-B - Individuals with
Disabilities Education Act.
In addition
to the programs listed above we have designed a separate form for the Title III
- Language Instruction for English Learners (EL) and Immigrant Students
program. This form will be used to identify the number of English Learner
students and the number of Immigrant students enrolled in area private
non-profit and home schools.
Documents pertaining to Declaration of Participation:
NCLB Transferability
Transferability is the flexibility authority that permits State Educational Agencies (SEAs) and Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) the ability to transfer a portion of the funding they receive, by formula under certain Federal program, to allocations under other programs by effectively addressing more specifically identified programmatic needs.
Federal Flexibility
- Coordination of federal program support can help maximize the impact of available resources to districts.
- Encourage districts to re-examine the way they spend federal K-12 formula grants to support student achievement by engaging federal grant staff, programs/offices supported by federal grants, and fiscal staff across the district. Assembling staff across the district that are touched by federal funds, including academic, programmatic, and fiscal staff, is important to ensure the agency develops cohesive policies.
Flexibility of funds for schoolwide programs
Flexibility of funds for technology
IDEA Use of Funds
Maximizing ESEA Flexibility