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CATE Local Plan for FY14 (2013-14)

CATE Local Plan for FY14 (2013-14). Career and Technology Education Merri Long September 26, 2013. FY14 Local Plan Due Dates. Section A — August 16, 2013 Section B Section C — October 15, 2013 Funding Plan. FY14 Local Plan Reminders. Section A—Narrative

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CATE Local Plan for FY14 (2013-14)

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  1. CATE Local Plan for FY14(2013-14) Career and Technology Education Merri Long September 26, 2013

  2. FY14 Local PlanDue Dates • Section A — August 16, 2013 • Section B • Section C — October 15, 2013 • Funding Plan

  3. FY14 Local Plan Reminders • Section A—Narrative • Section B—Perkins (Federal) Funds • Section C—State Funds (Work-Based Learning and EIA Equipment) • Funding Plan—Budgeting of Federal, State, and Local Funds

  4. CATE Local Plan Perkins Funds MUST be Spent as APPROVED in the LEA’s Local Plan to Support the Improvement of Career and Technology Education Programs, CATE Students, and CATE Instructors

  5. Local Plan Involve appropriate individuals throughout your district/multi-district center in the development of your local plan Local Plan is submitted for a DISTRICT/MULTI-DISTRICT CENTER

  6. FY14 Local PlanReminders • READ • Section A and Section A Instructions • Section B and Section B Instructions • Section C and Section C Instructions • Guidelines for Expenditure of CATE Funds for allowable/non-allowable expenditures BEFORE submitting documents

  7. FY14 Local Plan • One Form 10 Page for each Subprogram in Section B • Form 10s for Subprograms 06, 11, 12, and 16 include form • Perkins funds must be budgeted to support improvement of any Perkins Indicator not met

  8. Guidelines for the Expenditure of CATE Funds • Perkins Funds • Approved CATE Course, with a four-digit Course Code, and taught by a certified instructor • Course with SBA number assigned—Innovative Application submitted and approved; taught by certified instructor • All equipment purchased must support the course standards

  9. Guidelines for the Expenditure of CATE Funds • Perkins Funds • Job Description submitted should include the percentage of time allocated to duties specified for which funding is requested • An inventory must be conducted on an annual basis and maintained for all equipment/supplies purchased with Perkins funds • Follow the OCTE’s Equipment Management Guidelines for disposing of equipment purchased with Perkins funds

  10. Guidelines for the Expenditure of CATE Funds • State EIA Equipment Funds • Approved CATE Course, with a four-digit Course Code, offered at the high school/career center level as part of a completer program, and taught by a certified instructor • Items purchased must be tangible, non-expendable items with useful life of more than one year and an acquisition cost of $100 or more per item “Big-Ticket” Items

  11. Guidelines for the Expenditure of CATE Funds • State EIA Equipment Funds • Textbooks, workbooks, resource materials, videos, DVDs—not allowable purchases • An inventory must be conducted on an annual basis and maintained for all equipment/supplies purchased with State EIA Equipment funds • Follow the OCTE’s Equipment Management Guidelines for disposing of equipment purchased with State EIA Equipment funds

  12. Guidelines for the Expenditure of CATE Funds • Work-Based Learning Funds • Job Description submitted should include the percentage of time allocated to duties specified for which funding is requested • Activities must support Work-Based Learning • Activities funded are compared to the number of WBL experiences reported in Power School

  13. Local PlanMost Common Mistakes • SIGNED Assurance Signature Form isn’t Submitted • Consortium Agreement Form isn’t Submitted if Funds are Transferred to Another District/Multi-District Center • Entire Allocation isn’t Budgeted

  14. Local PlanMost Common Mistakes • Hard copies of Section A, Section B, Section C, and Funding Plan are mailed • Funds Budgeted on the Form 10s do not Equal the Amounts on the Funding Plan • Courses Listed in Part 7 of Section A don’t match CATE Courses listed on the Equipment List • Equipment is listed that doesn’t support the Course Standards

  15. Local PlanMost Common Mistakes • Job Descriptions are not Submitted with Section B or Section C • Section C-Items Less that $100 each are listed • Section C-Textbooks, Instructional Materials, DVDs, CDs are listed

  16. Local PlanMost Common Mistakes • Revised Documents Are Not Returned • Invalid CATE Course Codes are Listed • Equipment is listed for a CATE Course with an Innovative Course Code, but OCTE doesn’t have an Innovative Application on File

  17. Local Plan If you have questions, please contact Merri Long Phone 803-734-8451 mlong@ed.sc.gov

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