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Office of School Finance Sept 1 2017 Why is it important to report economically disadvantaged funds Economically Disadvantaged Funds Submit a report to the Ohio Department of Education at the end of each fiscal year ID: 628129

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Economically Disadvantaged Entity: Self-Reporting Survey

Office of School Finance

∙ Sept. 1, 2017Slide2

Why is it important to report

economically disadvantaged funds?Slide3

Economically Disadvantaged Funds

Submit a report to the Ohio Department of Education at the end of each fiscal year

Report describes initiative(s) on which the school or district’s economically disadvantaged funds were spent during that fiscal year. Slide4

Who submits a report?

City, local, exempted village or joint vocational school districts

Community schools

STEM schoolsSlide5

What is done with the data?

The Department submits a report to the General Assembly with information collected from the self-reporting survey. Slide6

Economically Disadvantaged Initiatives

The economically disadvantaged funds can be spent on any of the following initiatives or a combination of initiatives:

Extended school day and school year

Reading improvement and intervention

Instructional technology or blended learning

Professional development in reading instruction for teachers of students in kindergarten through third grade

Dropout prevention

School safety and security measures

Community learning centers that address barriers to learning

Academic interventions for students in any of grades six through twelve

Employment of an individual who has successfully completed the bright new leaders for Ohio schools program as a principal or an assistant principalSlide7

Navigating SAFE

Login to the SAFE Account

Select ComplianceSlide8

Select Program

Select the Economically Disadvantaged program from the list of available programs.Slide9

Accessing the Survey

Enter the survey process by clicking the “Details” iconSlide10

Getting Started

Enter the survey process by clicking startSlide11

Question 1: Funds

The allocated funds should prepopulate

The total of all initiatives reported should equal the total allocated funds

Funding information can also be found on the statement of settlement Slide12

Questions 2-7

Repeating questions

Allow for reporting multiple initiatives

Question 2: Required

Questions 3-7: Optional, if neededSlide13

Initiative Name

A specific name that has been given to the initiative, if applicable.

For example, the summer reading program is called Reading Buddies. Slide14

Initiative Name

Corresponding to the initiative number listed in question one

Enter one or more initiatives that describe how the funds were used.Slide15

Funds

The total funds spent on the corresponding initiative(s).

If multiple initiatives are being reported, remember the total of all initiatives should equal the total funds received. Slide16

Students

The number of students that participated in the initiative(s), if applicable.

If an exact number is unavailable, an estimate is acceptable.Slide17

Summary

An example of an initiative summary could include a brief description of the initiative(s) and the objectives it hopes to achieve; services or benefits to students as a result of implementing the initiative; and outcomes of initiatives.Slide18

Additional Documentation

If any additional documentation, graphs or reports are need click the add document icon . Select document, choose and file name and upload document. Slide19

Save

After answering questions, save responses. The save function is located at the bottom of the questions. Slide20

Complete

After saving the questions, complete the survey. The complete survey function is located on the left side of the screen. Click the complete button.

A pop up box will have you confirm the change to completed status; select OK. Survey status will change to complete. Slide21

Questions

Email:

schoolfinance@education.ohio.govSlide22

education.ohio.govSlide23

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