Local educational agencies: planning and reporting requirements: template: repealer.
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Overview
This bill creates a standardized template for local educational agencies (like school districts and county offices) to use when reporting on their use of state grant funds. The Department of Education will develop and post this template on its website, ensuring it’s efficient and considers input from stakeholders. Furthermore, the bill requires that future legislation imposing similar reporting requirements include a provision to use this template, unless specifically directed otherwise, and establishes a process for phasing out reporting requirements with undefined end dates.
Key provisions
- The Department of Education will create and post a standardized reporting template for state grant programs.
- The template must ensure reporting efficiencies for local educational agencies.
- The Department must consult with relevant stakeholders during template development.
- The template will include specific information on administrative details, program outcomes, expenditures, and sustainability plans.
- The Department will submit a report detailing stakeholder engagement and recommendations to the Legislature.
- Future legislation imposing new reporting requirements must utilize the template.
- A process is established to phase out planning or reporting requirements with undefined end dates.
Who is affected
- Local Educational Agencies (School Districts, County Offices of Education, Charter Schools)
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