Alphabet Soup
An LEA is usually a school district.
What is a Local Educational Agency?
The age range during which students are eligible for services under IDEA Pre-K.
What is age 3 to 5?
These laws were passed by the Florida legislature and signed by the governor.
What are the Florida Statutes?
Someone had the IDEA to pass this law, which helps provide services to students with disabilities.
What is the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act?
The age range during which students are eligible for services under IDEA Big B.
What is age 3 to 21?
This document lays out FDOE's policies and procedures regarding grant project awards.
What is the Green Book?
The CFR contains additional requirements stipulated by national agencies.
What is the Code of Federal Regulations?
The number of IDEA Part B performance indicators.
What is 18?
This type of paper provides a way for FDOE program offices to create enforceable requirements that subrecipients must follow.
What is a Technical Assistance Paper?
The SPP/APR is a detailed document explaining, amongst other things, how a pass-through entity intends to support and track the progress of students with disabilities.
What is the State Performance Plan/Annual Performance Report?
The last year Congress reauthorized IDEA was this.
What is 2004?
These requirements are passed by members of the entity that leads the Florida Department of Education and may be found in the Florida Administrative Code.
What are State Board of Education Rules?
ROI can mean this if you're a state program, or it could mean this if you're the subject of a state complaint.
What is Return on Investment and Report of Inquiry?
Each year, the draft state application must be posted for public comment for this length of time.
What is 30 days?
This is the name for a group of regulations from the U.S. Office of Management and Budget which outline the fiscal and administrative requirements for all federal grants.
What is the Uniform Grant Guidance?