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Capital-funded Competitive Grant Programs
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
School Facilities & Organization
May 15, 2018 : ZOOM webinar for school districts
Slide2School Facility and Organization Staff Nancy Johns, Coordinator, Point of Contact
Nancy.johns@k12.wa.us
, 360-725-4973
Phil Partington, SW Regional Coordinator
Healthy Kids Healthy Schools
Physical Education & Physical Activity, Nutrition, Student Sustainability Awareness
Drinking Water Fixture Replacement
Scott Black, Program Development Manager, Point of Contact
Scott.black@k12.wa.us
, 360-725-6268
CTE Equipment, STEM Classroom, Small Rural Modernization
John Heinley, Eastern Regional Coordinator
Urgent Repair
John McLaren, NW Regional Coordinator
ADA/IDEA
Slide3Today’s AgendaPresent general information on competitive grant processPresent details about each of the grants
Level of detail will vary depending on grant
Question and Answer period
Submit questions using the CHAT function of ZOOM
We will answer the big questions of how much, for what and when the money will be available?
Slide4Competitive Grant ProgramsReturning Grants
1. Healthy Kids Healthy Schools – Nutrition, Physical Education & Physical Activity, Student Sustainability Awareness* -
$2.25 million
2. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Classrooms and Laboratories -
$10 million
3. Urgent Small Repair -
$3 million
Slide5Competitive Grants ProgramsNew Grants
1. Equal Access - Americans with Disabilities Act and Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (ADA /IDEA) -
$1 million
2. Career and Technical Education (CTE) Equipment -
$848,000
3. Healthy Kids Healthy Schools – Drinking Water Fixture Replacement/Lead in Water Mitigation -
$1 million
4. Small Rural District Modernization -
$15.3 million
Slide6Competitive Grant ProcessAll of the grant applications will be managed in iGrantsEach grant will have a specific form package #
Form packages will be under Fiscal Period 18-19
Each grant program will have a webpage at
OSPI
Go to School Facilities & Organization, Other Grants & Funding Resources, to find the grant program webpage
Slide7Healthy Kids Healthy Schools – Nutrition, Physical Education and Physical Activity, Student Sustainability Awareness ProgramProgram Details
Very similar to the 15/17 Healthy Kids grant
$2.25 million available
$1 million Physical Education/Physical Activity
$1 million Nutrition
$250,000 Student Sustainability Awareness
$200,000 maximum per district
1 round
Applications in iGrants by June 10, 2018
Application due date by September 27, 2018
Slide8Healthy Kids Healthy Schools – Nutrition, Physical Education and Physical Activity, Student Sustainability Awareness ApplicationApplication Details
District application may request funds in one or more category at one or more schools
Two primary sections of the application
Project Proposal Section
District Readiness Section
A project proposal may include new equipment, space renovation or both
Prioritization/scoring criteria includes
FRLP% by school
Benefit to students
Barriers
Expected outcomes
Slide9Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Classrooms and Laboratories ProgramProgram Details
$10 Million available
OSPI
will consult with STEM Education Innovation Alliance and Statewide STEM association to develop grant criteria
Statewide
STEM association develops a single prioritized list
Districts
limited to one grant award that can be used for more than one
school
facility within the district. Must be at facility serving students in grades nine through twelve or any combination there of.
Districts must have a secured private donation of cash, like kind, or equipment in a value of no less than $100,000
Application
date to be determined, anticipate grant opening mid June and closing late August. Districts will receive a bulletin and notification through
igrants
system when application becomes available.
Slide10Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Classrooms and Laboratories ApplicationApplication Details
Priority scoring to districts that:
Experienced decreased enrollments > 10% over the previous five years due to inter-district transfers to schools with STEM facilities constructed or modernized in that same time period.
High percentage of students eligible and enrolled in the free and reduced- priced meals program
Economic conditions limit school district ability to finance modernization of STEM classrooms and labs
Educational benefits of proposed projects
Age and condition of existing STEM classrooms and lab spaces, if applicable
The extent that existing STEM facilities are inadequate including the lack of adequate STEM facilities to meet graduation requirements in RCW28A.150.220
Slide11Urgent Small Repair ProgramProgram Details$3 million to address
Non-reoccurring urgent small repair projects
K-12 educational facilities (excluding Skill Centers)
Repairs that impact the health and safety of students and staff if not completed.
Criteria created in consultation with WAMOA
One grant per district not to exceed $200,000 in a 3 year period
Prioritization based on limited school district financial resources for the project
Application date to be determined, districts will receive a bulletin and notification through
igrants
system when application becomes available.
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Urgent Small Repair ApplicationApplication DetailsGrant application must include
A comprehensive description of the health and safety issues to be addressed
A detailed description of the remedy
A detailed cost estimate
Examples of eligible projects include, but are not limited to:
Repair or replacement of failing building systems
Potentially hazardous materials abatement
Safety related structural improvements
Slide13Equal Access - Americans with Disabilities and Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (ADA/IDEA) Program
Program Details
$
1 million available
Facility repairs and alterations to address deficiencies with respect to American Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance and Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requirements.
Grants are limited to $100,000 per district
May include multiple projects at multiple facilities
Priority given to school districts that demonstrate lack of capital resources to address deficiencies outlined in the application.
Application date to be determined, district will receive a bulletin
and
notification
through
igrants
system when application becomes available.
Slide14Equal Access - Americans with Disabilities and Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (ADA/IDEA) ApplicationApplication Details
Grant application must include:
Description of existing conditions to be addressed at permanent educational buildings
Project proposal
Cost estimate
District financial information
Demonstration of ability to complete proposed project(s).
Examples of eligible projects include, but are not limited to:
Site improvements such as ramps, handrails, lifts, play area access.
Interior improvements such as ramps, handrails, lifts, door hardware replacement, restroom alterations, assisted listening systems.
Creating, relocating, or improving SPED resource classrooms, OT/PT rooms or other SPED spaces.
Slide15Career and Technical Education (CTE) Equipment ProgramProgram Details
$848,000 for
CTE equipment
Criteria being developed by OSPI, school districts, workforce training and education coordinating board.
Grants are limited to $100,000 per district
Must demonstrate that the request provides necessary equipment to deliver career and technical education – i.e. if greenhouse, include costs for other systems necessary to run the greenhouse, water, airflow, etc.
Prioritization based on FRLP%
Grants based on a first come first serve basis
Application date to be determined, districts will receive a bulletin and notification through
igrants
system when application becomes available.
Slide16Healthy Kids Healthy Schools – Drinking Water Fixture Replacement/Lead in Water Mitigation Program
Program Details
$1.0 million available
Replacement of drinking water fixtures contributing to lead in water
No maximum per school or per district
Grants are prioritized by school
FRLP% 50%, Lead level 30%, Grade Level 20%
3 rounds
Round 1 due June 19, maximum $333,000 granted
Round 2 due July 31, maximum $333,000 granted
Round 3 due December 20, balance $ granted
District may apply in any round
Slide17Healthy Kids Healthy Schools – Drinking Water Fixture Replacement/Lead in Water Mitigation Application
Application Details
District application may request funds for more than one school
Each request requires type of fixture, number of fixtures, grade level of students served and ppb of lead
Include total cost for contracted or district labor. This will not (currently) be included in a grant award
Must include DOH testing and analysis report
DO NOT WAIT FOR A GRANT TO TAKE ACTION
Slide18Small Rural District Modernization ProgramProgram Details
$15,349,000 available
Grants may not exceed $5 million per district
Assist small, rural districts
with total enrollment of 1,000 students or less
with school facilities with significant building deficiencies
with such low property values that replacing or modernizing through school construction assistance program would present an extra ordinary tax burden on tax payers or would exceed allowable debt for the district.
Intended for districts with facilities that do not need to be replaced or require an extensive modernization but do have significant building system deficiencies.
Slide19Small Rural District Modernization ApplicationApplication Details
Anticipate grant application opening Mid June and Closing Late August
Two-phased application process
Districts will submit preliminary information
Top applicants will submit further information
Applications will include which building systems are to be modernized
Foundation
Floor and floorings
Roof
Exterior or interior
Plumbing
Electrical
Fire, Security, Communications
HVAC
Slide20Questions and AnswersSubmit questions (today) using the CHAT function of ZOOMAll questions asked and answered today will be posted on the grant webpages
Additional questions must be submitted in writing to the grant contact:
Scott Black,
scott.black@k12.wa.us
Nancy Johns,
nancy.johns@k12.wa.us
Slide21Thank you for joining todayYour point of contact:
Scott Black,
scott.black@k12.wa.us
Nancy Johns,
nancy.johns@k12.wa.us
Capital-funded Competitive Grant Programs
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