Explore the top 10 ESSER monitoring observations from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Education. Learn about the structure, content, facilitators, and key areas of review involved in assessing educational programs. Gain insight into how observations play a crucial role in ensuring com

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NVIDIA's stock surged by 16% following strong financial performance, impacting various mutual funds and passive funds. Mutual funds like Motilal Oswal, Mirae, and Franklin have significant exposure to NVIDIA, while non-broad-based passive funds also hold substantial positions. The exposure of broad-

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This presentation provides a comprehensive look at the ESSER II and ARP ESSER programs, offering guidance on program compliance and the creation of work plans to enhance understanding. Delving into the purpose and outcomes, it aims to increase awareness of program requirements and gather insights on

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Exploring the concept of carrying over federal funds in education, this information covers what carryover is, timelines for the process, allowable percentages for carryover in various programs, programmatic requirements, and details on the application process. Learn about the considerations involved

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In the academic year 2023-2024, the scholarship administration at Kansas State University involves various offices and processes, including the Office of Student Financial Assistance, KSU Foundation, different types of funds, MOUs, and projection balances. Donors play a significant role in contribut

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This document provides essential information on budget basics for department chairs, covering topics such as types of funds (state and auxiliary), fiscal authority, budget reconciliation, procard and purchasing procedures, and timeline for budget processes. It outlines different funds like General F

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Explore the world of fund accounting entities and definitions, including the roles of various funds such as General Fund, Debt Service Funds, Capital Projects Funds, Food and Community Service Funds, Custodial Fund, and Trust Funds. Learn about the unique characteristics and regulations that govern

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Explore the Elementary and Secondary Schools Emergency Relief (ESSER) program administered by the Los Angeles Unified School District's Covid Fiscal Unit, helping schools address the impact of COVID-19. Learn about ESSER funding rounds, the ESSER SENI program, and the budget development process for

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This presentation provides an educational overview of mutual funds, covering topics such as what mutual funds are, how to invest in them, the structure of mutual funds, the role of Asset Management Companies (AMCs), and how mutual funds work. It also explores the classification of mutual funds, inve

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Chamberlain High School's annual Title I meeting presentation provides information on Title I funds, parent and family engagement plans, and ways for parents to get involved. Learn about Title I, parent rights, the school compact, available funds, and how you can help decide how funds are spent. Don

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Maintenance of Equity (MOEq) in ARP ESSER ensures that Local Education Agencies (LEAs) do not disproportionately reduce funding or staff in high-poverty schools. LEAs must meet specific requirements to receive funds and report on equity maintenance. Updates and reporting deadlines are outlined for F

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Federal Title I, Part A funds are vital for districts with high numbers of children from low-income families. This guide outlines the process of selecting Title I schools and allocating funds based on poverty percentage and school performance. Key steps include obtaining the district's Title I alloc

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Woodland School District's 2023-24 budget summary was presented by Stacy Brown, Executive Director of Business Services. The budget highlights changes in enrollment history, fund balance as a percentage of expenditures, general fund revenues by source, and apportionment history. The district anticip

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Federal IDEA Part B funds support special education programs, helping LEAs implement IDEA. These funds must be used for allowable purposes like special education services, appropriate technology, and early intervening services. It's essential to use IDEA Part B funds to pay for excess costs and supp

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Dinwiddie County Public Schools received various funding allocations to support their operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Funding sources included CARES Act, ESSER, GEERF, and ARPA grants, totaling to over $1 million. The funds were used for school nutrition, payroll expenses, technology upgrad

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Student extracurricular funds play a critical role in supporting organized student activities beyond the regular curriculum. Trustees have the authority to establish and manage these funds following specific guidelines outlined in the regulatory framework. The funds are meant to benefit students, an

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The Title IV Part A program focuses on providing well-rounded education opportunities to students. Districts receiving over $30,000 must conduct a needs assessment and allocate at least 20% of funds for well-rounded activities. Funds can be maximized by collaborating with outside organizations such

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Montana Office of Public Instruction (OPI) hosts a virtual work session for new users focusing on accreditation and educator preparation for the FY2022 TEAMS program. The session covers topics such as the accreditation process for the upcoming academic year, user roles and screens in TEAMS, SEID cre

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Mutual funds are a popular investment choice that offer pooled diversification, professional money management, and various services. This article discusses the attractions and drawbacks of mutual fund ownership, essential characteristics of open-end funds, closed-end funds, and investment trusts. It

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The presentation details various compensation funds in Belgium, including their definitions, reasons for creation, key aspects, and pros and cons. It covers funds such as the Belgian Common Guarantee Fund, Victim Compensation Fund, Asbestos Compensation Fund, and more. Each fund serves specific purp

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Fund codes at Southern Oregon University categorize money sources and restrictions. General Funds support academic programs, while Agency Funds are for individual benefits. Internal Service Funds serve departments, Designated Funds are isolated operations, and Auxiliary Funds support non-instruction

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The Crime Victims Reparation Commission (CVRC) in New Mexico provides assistance to victims of violent crimes, offering emergency funds and support services statewide. Learn about different types of emergency funds available, such as those for survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking crisi

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Explore the concept of braiding federal funds for educational initiatives, including coordinating funds, requirements, continuous improvement, and questions to consider. Learn about the importance of aligning funds with program requirements, understanding the distinction between braiding and blendin

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A detailed analysis was conducted targeting investment funds interested in aerospace projects. The search focused on founders and C-level employees of funds from the USA and Europe, resulting in contacting 69 investment funds and 580 C-level employees. The three-touch system approach was employed to

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The CRRSA Act signed into law on December 27, 2020, allocated $82 billion in emergency education funding, including funds for Governors Emergency Education Relief, Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief, and Higher Education Emergency Relief. Updates extend the end date for funding in Main

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Prof. Dr. Jonas Knetsch from the University of Reunion Island explores the topic of compensation funds in France and Germany, highlighting the diversity and classification of these funds. The presentation covers various groups of compensation funds, including those for traffic accidents, medical inc

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Explore the world of fund accounting in school districts through an in-depth look at different fund types, their definitions, and the regulations governing them. Learn about the unique characteristics of instructional funds, debt service funds, capital projects funds, food and community service fund

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The spending plan and grant application for the ESSER III program spanning from 2021 to 2024 at Bremond ISD includes prioritizing mental health support for students and staff, addressing school operations, and facilities needs. Extensive data analysis and input from various stakeholders were used to

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ESSER funds require LEAs to develop and publicly share a plan for safe in-person instruction within 30 days of receiving the funds. The plan involves seeking public comment, school board approval, and making it accessible to all. OSPI has added three additional requirements for LEAs, including using

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The Winfield City School District has outlined a comprehensive plan for allocating Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds towards various projects and initiatives aimed at improving school facilities, addressing learning loss, and enhancing educational programs. The plan incl

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In the loanable funds market, equilibrium interest rates are determined by the interaction of supply and demand. Businesses decide to borrow based on the rate of return, affecting the quantity of loanable funds demanded. Lenders, driven by profit opportunities, supply funds at varying interest rates

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The paper discusses the differences between investment funds, venture capital funds, and private equity, the determinants influencing the development of these funds, and the current state of venture capital in Serbia. It also touches upon legal regulations impacting these funds and explores various

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Utah's water infrastructure financing system is managed through revolving loan funds established by the Board of Water Resources. These funds date back to 1947 and have been consistently funded from various sources to support projects related to water supply, flood control, and dam safety. The progr

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The workshop "EU Funds for Quality" focuses on enhancing social service providers' capacity to access EU funds. Featuring speakers from various organizations, the event includes presentations, discussions on challenges faced by social services, barriers to accessing EU funds, training needs, and exp

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Texas has access to funds from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill through the Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund, Natural Resource Damage Assessment, and the RESTORE Act. The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation allocates funds for Texas projects, while BP provides funding for early restoration projects.

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The American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act and ESSER III provide significant funding for educational programs to address learning loss, enhance summer enrichment, and support afterschool activities. The ARP Department of Education (DOE) emphasizes strategic planning and flexible fund utilization to maximize

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The update by Andrew Strope, Chief Strategy and Planning Officer, on COVID-related initiatives provides insights on the impact on schools, positive test cases, quarantines, vaccinations, and general updates. Details include positive cases, quarantines, grade-wise statistics, vaccination eligibility,

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Managing activity funds in educational institutions involves clear responsibilities for various personnel including the campus principal, bookkeeper, and club sponsor. It outlines proper procedures for collecting, disbursing, and accounting for funds, emphasizing safekeeping and adherence to policie

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The presentation outlines the allocation of ESSER III funds for addressing learning loss, summer enrichment, after-school programs, and school infrastructure improvements. Highlights include the distribution of federal and state set-asides for various educational initiatives, such as new curriculum

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Handling partners transferring SPR and FHWA funds, setting up pooled funds, engaging partner agencies, managing financial commitments, ensuring project completion within cost and schedule, negotiating agreements, and closing out pooled funds efficiently are key aspects of leading a successful transp

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