Timely, Meaningful & Ongoing
Secular, Neutral and Nonideological
Goal of "reaching agreement"
What are equitable services terminology?
Indiana's three general categories of Title II expenditures
What are recruitment, retention, incentives, professional development, & class size reduction.
Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) and Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
What is Federal Title legislation?
You apply for this with the Office of School Finance on an annual basis to earn money on money spent
What is an indirect cost rate?
An unallowable non-public Title II expenditure
What are benefits costs for nonpublic personnel • or substitute costs in nonpublic schools. • or any direct reimbursement to a nonpublic school
After liquidating funds for a grant cycle, this report details what was actually spent.
What is the Final Expenditure Report (FER)?
The three-prong test that program administrators and Federal Grant Specialists have to keep in mind when submitting and reviewing grants
What is the R.A.N. test: reasonable, allocable and necessary?
Basic, Targeted, Concentration and Education Finance Incentive (EFIG) Grants
What are the four Title I subgrants?
Materials and supplies that are not directly connected to Title II, Part A funded professional development
What are non-allowable Title IIA investments?
Our new online state and Federal grant system
What is eCivis?
Your planning document at the start of each Federal year designed to coordinate your Title funding.
What is your consolidated pre-application?
A fiscal change greater than 10% or a programmatic change
What is when you have to do an amendment?