NDE Title I Newsletter April 2023 |
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Title I Director’s Corner Dr. Jess DeLallo Interim Title I Director I don’t know about you all, but this year is just flying by! I cannot believe that we are already into April! This has been quite an unusual winter, and I, for one, am ready for some spring weather! We are so proud to announce the McKinney-Vento Foster Care Summit, which will be taking place virtually on April 20th. For more information, please see the McKinney-Vento and Foster Care Sections of this newsletter. (You do need to be registered to attend.) Funding applications for entitlement grants (i.e. Title I, Part A and D, Title I, 1003a, Title V, etc.) have been open... | | |
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Aaaaaat Last!!! Jessica DeLallo Interim Title I Director Education Programs Professional Title I, Part D That’s right everyone! This year’s preliminary Title I, Part D allocations are available! Please note that these numbers are preliminary—final allocations will not be released by USED until June of 2023, with a final adjustment in September of 2023. Title I, Part D funding is based on per pupil data in conjunction with hold harmless agreements; therefore, thank you again for the timely and accurate submission of your Annual Counts in January. Below you will find the projected allocations for Title I, Part D Subparts 1 and 2 for FY 24: | | |
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Final Safe Return to In Person Instruction Plans David Asato Federal Relief Funds Programs Specialist After three iterations over the course of two years, the final Safe Return to In-Person Instruction Plans will be due on July 14, 2023. As we prepare for our last submissions, here are a few tips which we are hoping may help with the process: While our plans have evolved to keep pace with the changing environment around us, please note that we still need to provide our mitigation strategies tied to health and safety of students, educators, and other staff and the extent...
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ARP HCY can be sustained with a little sweat equity and a lot of effort Vern Hee ARP HCY program specialist Dear awesome LEAs and grant managers, What a great month it has been when it comes to training and learning new things. Since we last spoke, there has been a lot of talk about the sustainability of ARP funds and I am really excited about this work. I h I have two more sessions to attend on this topic. Don’t give up The first thing that should be on your list... | | |
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2023 Federal Title Directors Meeting Thank you!! Thank you for attending and making this year's Federal Titles Directors Meeting a success. “A students’ education is the most important tool to break down barriers, reach personal goals, and build a bright future.” – Maria Sauter, Interim Director, OSSS |
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April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month Sarah Thomas Education Programs Professional Foster Care Hello everyone! Hope you all had a fantastic March. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month (NCAPM), which was created to bring attention to child abuse and to provide families and communities with the resources they need to prevent abuse and neglect. Every year families with lived experience, community members, the Federal Inter-Agency Work Group on Child Abuse and Neglect, and the National Child Abuse Prevention Partner Organizations work together to create... | | |
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Title V Updates Dr. Linda Johnson-McClinton Education Programs Professional Title I, Title V Happy April everyone! Now that Winter and Spring have finished battling (smile), we finally made it to a month full of blooming flowers and warming weather. Be sure to take time to find some enjoyment in the mist of the beautiful weather. Outdoor activities such as morning walks, bike rides and jogging can be very beneficial to the mind and body. The month of APRIL is special for many reasons. Below are some topics/celebrations you can have with your students/staff to celebrate the month. Title V Updates – As a reminder, April 14, 2023, is the deadline... | | |
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Rural Schools COP – April Meeting Session: Systems and Structures for Wellbeing and Safety April 21 @ 1 PM PST. Dr. Linda Johnson-McClinton Education Programs Professional Title I, Title V Please join the Rural Schools COP for their next session in Zoom. The discussion will be based on school climate and culture impact teacher recruitment, retention, and student well-being. This will be a two-part session connected to school safety, educator recruitment/retention, and climate/culture. Conversations will focus on how to develop a safe environment and well-rounded environment. | | |
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Root Cause Analysis Tree Diagram Tracy Pechulis CoE, PPA Data Specialist Also called: systematic diagram, tree analysis, analytical tree, hierarchy diagram. Data is a lagging indicator. It's a snapshot in time that may, or may not, exist in the future. How do you know if it will exist in the future? That's a mathematical equation. Where the variables of the equation exist, under the same condition, with the same values, without the introduction of new variables, the sum of the equation will be the same. That leads to predictive analytics, with the addition of regression analytics, to accommodate new variables, and their ultimate variable value. If you can predict it, you can solve for it in advance, and you can prevent it. What is the foundation of separating a variable from a belief? That becomes quantified through a root cause analysis. Since many of our root causes are complex, with numerous variables, A tree diagram is a management planning tool that depicts the hierarchy of tasks and subtasks needed to complete and objective. The tree diagram starts with one item that branches into two or more, each of which branch into two or more, and so on. The finished diagram bears a resemblance to a tree, with a trunk and multiple branches... | | |
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National Arab American Heritage Month This month, we recognize National Arab American Heritage Month and honor the contributions of this diverse community to America. Immigrants with origins from the Arab world have been arriving to the United States since before our country’s independence and have contributed to our nation’s advancements in science, business, technology, foreign policy, and national security. | | |
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2023 McKinney-Vento
and Foster Care Summit April 20, 2023 We are always endeavoring to empower our McKinney-Vento and Foster Care Liaisons all over the great state of Nevada to provide optimal services for our children and youth experiencing homelessness. One of the ways we do this is in providing consistent training that aligns with the Nevada STIP, our State and Federal Plans for service provisions. This year we are offering a FULL Day of training and supports for our liaisons and LEAs on April 20, 2023. Please save the date and register today by clicking the "Registration" button below. | | |
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Quick Poll Time!! Take a moment to take the ESSER Spend Down Quick Poll: | | |
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Past Issues Library NDE Title i Newsletter Read previously published NDE Title I Newsletters by clicking on "Enter Library" below: | | |
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Title I Office Hour April 26, 2023 9:00 AM - 10 AM Visit the Title I Office Hour Library to view previously held Title I Office Hours. | | |
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Upcoming Events and Reminders Upcoming Events: Friday, April 21 – 9:30-11:00 a.m. ET – Zoom CEF Friday meeting. Thursday, April 20 - McKinney-Vento and Foster Care Summit Thursday, April 27 – 2:00-3:30 p.m. ET – Zoom Hill briefing to release CEF’s FY 2024 budget book. Details and registration to come. Friday, May 5 – 9:00-11:00 a.m. ET – Hybrid in-person/Zoom CEF Friday meeting at the ACE Conference Center, 1 Dupont Circle, Washington. In-person breakfast and mingling beginning at 9:00 a.m., Zoom opens at 9:30 a.m.
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Directory Would you like additional information on an article or upcoming event? Click on "Directory" below to contact newsletter contributors and members of the NDE Title I Team. | | |
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