2017-2018 Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Consolidated ... E… · © 2017 by the Texas Education...

© 2017 by the Texas Education Agency

2017-2018 Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Consolidated

Federal Grant Application

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ESSA Schedule Changes

• GS2230: Applicant Designation and Certification (ADC)• Removed Title II, D and Title V, A

• Must select one designation for each funding source with allocations

• Title III, Part A – ELA

• Can select “Apply On Own” if allocation amount is greater than $10,000

• If less than $10,000, option to be a member of an SSA and select the fiscal agent from drop list

• NEW! Title IV, Part A to Student Support and Academic Enrichment Program (SSAEP)

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NCLB Application

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• GS2100: Applicant Information• No changes

• GS2300: Negotiation Comments and Confirmation• Increased the maximum number of negotiation lines

• Increased the number of characters in the Grantee Comments field

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NEW ESSA Schedule – PS3001

• Five parts, one for each TEA Strategic Priority, and

• Part 5: Other locally-identified needs

• Must have at least:• One measurable outcomes

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• PS3099 will be open to all LEAs in their independent project application, even for SSA members.

• The LEA will complete and submit the required schedule for all fund sources in which they apply independently or join an SSA.

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For Title I, Part A

• Old rule: Private school students must also get equitable share of districtwide instruction, parental involvement, and professional development set-asides.

• NEW: Must be calculated before any allowable expenditures and transfers by the LEA: Districtwide instruction, parent involvement, professional development are included in this calculation.

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ESSA Application



• PS3101: Title I, Part A & Title I, Part D, Subpart 1• Removed Parts 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 for Title I, Part A

• Removed Parts 9, 10, and some of 8 for Title I, Part D, Subpart 1

• Parts 1 and 2: Completed by all LEAs who Apply On Own or as Fiscal Agents

• NEW! In Part 1, letters for each reservation amount have been changed

• NEW! Letter i, Foster Care Transportation

• Parts 3-5: Completed ONLY by Windham School District and Texas Juvenile Justice Department

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NCLB Application


ESSA Application

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NCLB Application

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• PS3101: Title I, Part A & Title I, Part D, Subpart 1

• Parts 5 and 6: LEAs must still ensure that the activities and service delivery methods are aligned with the Title I, Part A statute and guidance documents

• Program Requirements are now part of the Program Assurances

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• PS3102: Title I, Part D, Subpart 2• No changes

• If the LEA is applying for Title I, Part D, Subpart 2, the written agreement with the facility should have a recent date (within 2 years).

• Part 2: Program Evaluation and Assessment of Needs section is divided into three sections: Student Academic Performance, Staff Training, and Other. One activity must be indicated in each of the three sections.

• Part 3: Planned Activities section: Questions 1‐3, and 5 must be completed; For Questions 4a‐4f, check all that apply.

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• PS3103: Title I, Part C – Migrant Education• NEW! Removed all of Part 2 and some lines in Parts 3 and 4 (streamlined and

renumbered)

• NEW! In Part 4, combined middle school with secondary school

• Many of the Program Requirements are now part of the Program Assurances

• NOTE: All activities listed under Other (Specify) must address a documented, unmet migrant‐specific need and be aligned to one of the Seven Areas of Concern as outlined by the Office of Migrant Education (OME).

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NCLB Application


ESSA Application


NCLB Application

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ESSA Application

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• PS3104: Title II, Part A – Teacher and Principal Training and Recruiting• Removed Parts 1 and 2

• Activities have been reworded and renumbered

• NEW! Added line 4 – Developing feedback mechanisms to improve school working conditions and education support

• If you have PNP participation, the only activity they can have is “Providing high quality training and personalized professional development for teachers, instructional leadership teams, and principals.”

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NCLB Application

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ESSA Application

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• PS3106: Title III, Part A – English Language Acquisition (LEP and Immigrant)• Removed Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and revised Part 6

• Program Requirements are now part of the Program Assurances

• Teacher Fluency and Other Requirements no longer part of ESSA

• NEW! Streamlined and renumbered

• NEW! Two Measurable Objectives

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NCLB Application

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ESSA Application

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NCLB Application

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ESSA Application

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• If grant is less than $30,000—

◦ LEA only required to meet one of the set-asides

(well-rounded educational opportunity, safe and healthy students, or support effective use of technology)

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• If grant is greater than $30,000—Comprehensive needs assessment required• 20% focus on one or more "well-rounded educational opportunities“ activity

• 20% focus on one or more "safe and healthy students" activity

• Support effective use of technology; limited to 15% on purchasing technology infrastructure

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• Part 1: Planned Uses of Funds• Allocation will auto populate

• Part 2: Program Requirements

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ESSA Application



• PS3109: REAP Funding Transferability

• Part 1: REAP

• Removed Title II, D and Title V, Part A

• NEW! Added Title IV, B

• Part 2: Funding Transferability

• Removed Title II, D and Title V, Part A

• NEW! Added Title I, Part C, Title I, Part D, and Title V, Part B

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NCLB Application

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ESSA Application

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• PS3400: Equitable Access and Participation• Text changes to specific strategies

• WV 4001: Title I, Part A• No changes

• WV4004: Ed-Flex Title I, A Schoolwide Eligibility Waiver• No changes

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• SC5000: Title I, Part A Campus Selection• NEW! Total Enrollment and Total Title I Students Served added to report

• Need to enter Per Pupil Amounts for each served campus

• Follow the same rules• Rank and Serve

• Campuses greater than 75%

• Grade Span Grouping

• Skip Campuses

• Single Attendance Areas• Less than 1,000 enrollment or

• No grade span overlapping

• All campuses Title I Eligible

• Rank and Serve rule does not apply

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• SC5000: Title I, Part A Campus Selection

• NEW! ESSA changes• Using enrolled or residing option for Basis of Eligibility

• Low Poverty percentage to hundredth decimal• Calculates the campus allocation to a more accurate total

• Serve high school campuses at 50% with the campuses most in need• May cause an error• Need to enter justification

• Per Pupil Amount Validation• Total Campus Allocation Vs. Entitlement• Excludes PNP and Reservation amounts on PS3101• Needs to total close

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PS3101 - $ 120,000 in District Reservations including PNP


• SC5000 – Title I, Part A Campus Selection

• What if the PPA validation fails?

• First time: An error message will appear that lists line number(s) that need to be corrected.

• Second and Third time: Error message again lists line number(s) that need to be corrected but offers option to submit a justification.



• SC5000 – Title I, Part A Campus Selection

• Refer to the SC5000 from the 2016-2017 NCLB Consolidated Grant

• Campus Number, Campus Name, and Grade Spans are automatically populated from AskTED

• TEA will download updates to AskTED in mid May




• BS6001: Program Budget Summary and Support• Removed Title II, Part D and Title V, Part A

• Moved Indirect cost out of Admin for Title III, Part A – ELA

• 2 percent administrative cost calculated against direct admin only

• NEW! Added Title IV, Part A

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ESSA Application


ESSA Schedule Changes• BS6101: Payroll Costs

• Removed Title II, Part D and Title V, Part A

• NEW! Added Title IV, Part A

• Part 1 – All Personnel identified• Split funding between federal funds

• (example: Federal Program Director split between Title I, Part A; Title II, Part A; and Title III, Part A -ELA

• District staff

• Staff from Targeted Assistance campuses

• Part 2 – Schoolwide Personnel Checkbox• Title I Schoolwide campuses

• Applies to Title I, Part A only unless REAP/Transfer or consolidating federal funds

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• BS6101 – Payroll Costs

• “Number” of positions and not “funding amount” regardless of full time, part time, etc.

• 15 Full Time Employees 100% TIA = 15 positions

• 2 Part Time Employees 100% T3A = 2 positions

• 3 Full Time (50% T2A & 50% local) = 3 positions

• Reference the 2016-2017 BS6101 for all payroll positions


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ESSA Schedule Changes• BS6234: Budget Support

• Removed Title II, Part D and Title V, Part A

• NEW! Added Part 4

• NEW! No longer limited to Title III, A only

• NEW! This schedule must be completed by all LEAS who Apply On Own or as a Fiscal Agent for any funding source

• NEW! LEAs who use their ESSA funds for field trips, out of state travel, or hosting a conference (provided it is allowed in the Program Guidelines) must complete the TEA State-issued Justification Forms and hold the form(s) at the local level

• NEW! Random Validation will be conducted by Federal Fiscal Compliance & Reporting (FFCR) staff

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• BS6501: Debt Service• Removed Title II, Part D and Title V, Part A

• BS6601: Capital Outlay• Removed Title II, Part D and Title V, Part A

• CS7000: Provisions, Assurances, and Certifications• Removed Child Internet Protection Act (CIPA); Internet Safety section now

included in Part 2 of PS3107• Hyperlink for “Disclosure of Lobbying Activities” works but new

administration has not updated the page.

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Grant Negotiators Regional Assignments Phone Number

Carlos Garza 1, 2, 4 (512) 475-3615

Michael Anna Kuntz 8, 10, 13 (512) 936-6366

Kerry Manning 16, 17, 20 (512) 463-4407

Nelli Nino 5, 6, 7 (512) 463-4168

Carmen Patrick 3, 9, 12, 18 (512) 463-9307

Djuna Scott 11, 14, 15, 19 (512) 463-9427

Yvonne Flores Team Lead (512)463-1587

ESSA Negotiation Team

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