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ACCOUNTABILITYUNDER PERKINS. KEY ELEMENTS. REQUIREMENTS. STATES MUST ADDRESS THE PERFORMANCE OUTLINED IN SECTION 113b OF PERKINS OPTIONS A. THROUGH 5-YEAR LOCAL APPLICATIONS & ANNUAL UPDATES B. THROUGH ANNUAL LOCAL APPLICATIONS. Report What? Section 123c.
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ACCOUNTABILITYUNDER PERKINS KEY ELEMENTS
REQUIREMENTS • STATES MUST ADDRESS THE PERFORMANCE OUTLINED IN SECTION 113b OF PERKINS • OPTIONS • A. THROUGH 5-YEAR LOCAL APPLICATIONS & ANNUAL UPDATES • B. THROUGH ANNUAL LOCAL APPLICATIONS
Report What?Section 123c • Performance on 8 Secondary indicators and 6 P/S indicators for the state and local education agencies. • Disaggregated data on 14 indicators (113c) • Special populations • Gender • Ethnicity • Participation (Participants and Concentrators) • State Institutions (prisons and special schools) • Assessments used to determine skill attainment.
Performance Targets122C • Negotiated between state and Dept of Education (OCTAE) • Negotiated between state and Local Education Agency or Consortium. (122c & 113b) • Annual • Must show improvement on path to 100% • Based upon historical performance
Improvement Plans123a • Indicator achievement below 90% of target • Assessments • Local performance and plans • Response to monitoring visits (state or federal) • Performance gaps
ASSESSMENTS124c • Making improvements for • Validity • Reliability • Coverage
MONITORING • Must review local education agencies and plans (134b) • Must review Consortiums or pooled resources (134c) • Must comply with Perkins requirements or take remedial action (improvement plan IAW 113b & 123b)
ACCOUNTABILITY CONTACTS • RAS – Jay Savage, 202-245-6612 • Finance – Andrew Johnson • PAL – Laura Messenger • EdFacts Coordinator - ????