Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 160-4-7-.17 - Required Reports
(1) THE FOLLOWING REPORTS SHALL BE
SUBMITTED TO THE GADOE/DES.
(a)
Federal and State programs.
1. IDEA 2004
requires states to establish measurable targets for the performance of students
with disabilities and to report the progress toward achieving the measurable
targets set forth in the State Performance Plan through an Annual Performance
Report. In addition, Georgia must report to the public on the performance of
each LEA on these targets. 20 U.S.C. §
1416(b)(2)(A),
20 U.S.C. §
1416(b)(2)(C),
[34 C.F.R. §
300.601(3)]
2. The Consolidated Application is due
annually. The Comprehensive LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP), a part of the
Consolidated Application is due every three years. Annual updates of progress
and activities toward meeting the IDEA performance goals and indicators are
required. The application for federal funds under Part B of IDEA 2004 and state
funds for preschool special education is contained in the Consolidated
Application. This should be submitted as directed by the GaDOE/DES. Failure to
submit all required components could result in a delay of funding
approval.
3. LEAs shall submit
December 1 child counts of all eligible children with disabilities under the
IDEA annually through the FTE 2 count. Each child count report shall be signed
electronically by the superintendent, agency director or designee. To be
eligible in this unduplicated count, children shall be enrolled by December 1
and be receiving all special education and related services described in their
IEP or service plan. [34
C.F.R. §
300.645(a)]
4. The various data reports are
due annually from LEAs and special entities such as the Department of
Corrections, the Department of Human Resources and the Department of Juvenile
Justice. These reports provide the state with information needed for federal
reporting purposes under the IDEA 2004. [34 C.F.R. §
300.645(a)]
5. All Special Project applications using
state and federal funds for supporting special education services are due
annually.
(b) Recovery
of federal funds.
1. The GaDOE shall recover
funds for erroneously counted children and audit exceptions.
2. A hearing process is available to school
systems who wish to contest the above decision (See State Rule
160-5-2-.02 Withholding of Funds
from Local Units of Administration).
(c) Georgia Learning Resources System (GLRS).
1. The GLRS budget application for Part B,
IDEA federal funds and State Quality Basic Education (QBE) funds, if available,
is due annually.
2. The Semi-annual
Reports of GLRS Program Services are due February 15 and July 30.
3. The GLRS Professional Learning Project
Descriptions are due annually on October 15.
4. The GLRS Professional Learning Project
Performance Reports summarizing results data are due annually on August
15.
(d) GNETS program.
1. The Program Proposal, Calendar, Budget
Summary and Narratives for State Grants and Part B, Federal Funds are due
annually.
2. Service Reports are
due annually in October, March and end of the year. Program Accountability data
and Georgia's Continuous Improvement Monitoring Plans are due
annually.
3. Demographic data are
due annually.
(e) Data
and other reports.
1. LEAs shall provide all
reports to GaDOE/DES as required for federal and state reporting requirements.
These reports -
(i) Must be submitted in a
timely manner and
(ii) Must be
accurate.
(2) This rule shall become effective
July 1, 2007.
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