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Title: Special Education Program Finance


1
Special Education Program Finance
  • April 15, 2010

2
Agenda Overview
  • Maintenance of Fiscal Effort (MOE)
  • IDEA 2004 Update
  • Fiscal Year 2009 2010 Process

3
  • Maintenance of Fiscal Effort (MOE)

4
What is Maintenance of Effort?
  • Part B funds must not reduce State and local
    spending
  • Supplement not supplant

5
Who is affected?
  • Every ISD, LEA and PSA that is allocated and
    directly expends IDEA funds (Part B) Including
    Pre School Funds, for the provision of Special
    Education programs and services
  • Any PSA or LEA that does not receive IDEA (Part
    B) funds is not affected

6
Determination of MOE
  • Calculate effort on a total cost basis
  • Calculate effort on a per capita basis (head
    count or FTE) Birth to 26
  • 50 Flexibility under 300.205
  • Exceptions under 300.204
  • Early Intervening Services under 300.226

7
Components of MOE
  • IDEA Part B Flowthrough Allocation
  • New allocation, not expenditures
  • ISDs net of transfers to LEAs PSAs
  • Special Education Actual Cost Report
  • SE 4096 Section 52 53 amounts
  • Include MSD tuition
  • Exclude Indirect, Bd of Ed, Capital Outlay, Other
    OM, etc.

8
Components of MOE
  • Transportation Expenditure Report
  • SE 4094 Section 52 53 amounts excluding
    amortization
  • Other Special Education Costs
  • Other SE expenditures that are not reportable on
    the SE 4096

9
Components of MOE
  • December 1 Head Count use Dec 1, 2009 for
    Fiscal 2009-10
  • September 1 FTE Count use Sept 1, 2009 for
    Fiscal 2009-010 (Special Education only)

10
Maintenance of Effort Worksheet
  • Requires data input into up to 13 fields
  • Automatically calculates optimum amount before
    exceptions to document Maintenance of Effort
  • Illustrates all possible calculations
  • Page for Input of Exceptions to MOE
  • Posted to the MDE Website for use as a planning
    tool

11
MOE Electronic Worksheet
  • Michigan.gov/MDE
  • Click Offices
  • Click Special Education Early Intervention
    Services
  • Click Finance Management (Program Finance)

12
  • Exceptions to Maintenance of Effort

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300.204 Exceptions to MOE
  • Voluntary departure of personnel, by retirement
    or otherwise, or departure for just cause
  • Decrease in the enrollment of children with
    disabilities
  • Termination of an exceptionally costly program or
    service to a particular child with a disability
  • Termination of costly expenditures for long-term
    purchases
  • Assumption of cost by the high cost fund operated
    by the SEA N/A

14
MOE 50 Flexibility
  • LEAs may reduce their local, or state and local,
    expenditures otherwise required by the LEA MOE
    requirements by up to 50 of their increased
    allocation (611 only) over the previous year
  • The LEA must spend the freed up local or, state
    and local, funds on activities that are
    authorized under ESEA/NCLB

15
MOE 50 Rule Calculation
16
Coordinated Early Intervening Services (CEIS)
  • LEAs may spend up to 15 of their Part B, Section
    611 and 619 current year allocation for CEIS
  • This is calculated from the total current year
    allocations (611 and 619) as opposed to any
    increase in allocation
  • May fund CEIS activities by using only 611
    funds, only 619 funds, or a combination of both

17
Special Education Flowthrough Early
Intervening Calculation
18
Interaction Between Maintenance of Effort (50
Flexibility) and Coordinated Early Intervening
Services (CEIS)
19
Special Rules Interaction
  • 613(a)(2)(C)(iv) (50 Flexibility)
  • The amount of funds expended by a local
    educational agency under subsection (f) shall
    count toward the maximum amount of expenditures
    such local educational agency may reduce under
    clause (i).
  • 613(f) (CEIS 15)
  • less any amount reduced by the agency pursuant to
    subsection (a)(2)(C)

20

Interaction Between MOE and EIS
  • The effect of the combination of the
  • coordinated early intervening services language
    and
  • maintenance of effort 50 flexibility
  • is that
  • the election of one reduces dollar for dollar the
    availability of the other.

21
Interaction Between MOE and CEISExample 1
Prior Year Allocation (611)
900,000 Current Year Allocation (611)
1,000,000 Current Year Allocation (619)
100,000 Increase (611 only) 100,000 Max
Available for MOE 50,000 Reduction (50
flexibility) Max Available for CEIS (15)
165,000
22
Interaction Between MOE and EISExample 1 cont.
  • LEA sets aside for CEIS 165,000
  • Max MOE 50 Rule 50,000
  • 50 Rule that can be used 0
  • LEA Sets aside for CEIS 30,000
  • Max MOE 50 Rule 50,000
  • 50 Rule that can be used 20,000

23
Interaction Between MOE and CEISExample 2
  • Prior Year Allocation (611) 1,000,000
  • Current Year Allocation (611) 2,000,000
  • Current Year Allocation (619) 200,000
  • Increase (611 only) 1,000,000
  • Max Available for MOE 500,000 Reduction
    (50 flexibility)
  • Max Available for CEIS (15) 330,000

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Interaction Between MOE and CEISExample 2 cont.
  • LEA Use of MOE 50 flexibility 0
  • Max EIS to Set aside 330,000
  • CEIS that can be used 330,000
  • LEA Use of MOE 50 flexibility 100,000
  • CEIS that can be used 230,000
  • LEA Use of MOE 50 flexibility 330,000
  • CEIS that can be used 0

25
Free Appropriate Public Education
  • LEAs must establish and maintain programs that
    provide Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)
  • LEAs not maintaining FAPE will not be able to
    reduce MOE under the 50 flexibility

26
IDEA 2004
50
FAPE

27
Significant Disproportionality
  • States must determine if LEAs identification of
    children with disabilities shows significant
    disproportionality based on race and ethnicity
  • LEAs found with significant disproportionality
    must reserve the maximum amount of IDEA funds
    (15 of 611 and 619 funds) received under
    613(f) to provide coordinated early intervening
    services

28
IDEA 2004
MAX
Significant

Early Intervening
Disproportionality
29
State Enforcement
  • LEAs must meet State requirements and the States
    performance plan (SPP)
  • LEAs that dont will not be able to reduce MOE
    under the 50 flexibility

30
IDEA 2004
Meet State Requirements
50

31
IDEA 2004
Meet SPP Targets
50

32
MOE Process Fiscal Year 2009 - 10
  • MDE OSE/EIS will import reported information
  • SE 4096 and 4094
  • Dec 1 and Sept 1 FTE counts
  • Special Education Allocation (611) - regular and
    ARRA
  • Preschool Allocation (619) regular and ARRA
  • Coordinated Early Intervening Services
  • Spreadsheet will make all calculations

33
MOE Process Fiscal Year 2009 - 10
  • Districts that Maintained Effort
  • Will be notified in writing that they passed
  • Will receive a copy of their calculations for
    their records
  • This information should be reviewed for accuracy
  • All concerns should be reported to MDE

34
MOE Process Fiscal Year 2009 - 10
  • Districts that did not Maintain Effort
  • Will be notified in writing that more information
    is needed
  • Will receive a copy of their calculations
  • Technical assistance with exceptions to MOE will
    be coordinated through each ISD

35
MOE Process Fiscal Year 2009 - 10
  • Shortfall after exceptions
  • ISD will be contacted for payment from local
    funds, the lesser of
  • The shortfall amount
  • The total allocation
  • LEA must repay that amount to the ISD
  • The ISD or LEA/PSA has a right to appeal

36
Maintenance of Effort
  • Questions?

37
Contact Information
  • John Andrejack (517) 241-1235
  • andrejackj_at_michigan.gov
  • Deb Nowlen (517) 241-1723
  • nowlend_at_michigan.gov
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