Iowa Admin. Code r. 281-72.10 - Annual budget and annual progress report
Each
(1)
Annual budget. An annual budget shall be submitted by an AEA
accredited by the board or an AEA that has been given conditional accreditation
by the board as described in Iowa Code section
273.3(12)
and subrule 72.11(4) to the board for
approval, on forms provided by the department, no later than March 15 preceding
the next fiscal year. The board shall review the proposed budget and shall,
before April 1, either grant approval or return the budget without approval
with comments of the board included. An unapproved budget shall be resubmitted
to the board for final approval no later than April 15.
(2)
Annual progress report.
An AEA shall annually submit a written progress report to its schools and
school districts and the department and make the report available to the
public. The report shall include, but not be limited to, the following
information:
a.
Agencywide
goals . Progress, at a minimum, toward the agencywide goals described
in paragraph 72.9(1) "c" shall be reported. This progress
shall include agencywide baseline data and changes in the baseline data as a
result of services provided in each action plan.
b.
Indicators of quality .
Aggregated agencywide data shall include baseline data and trends over time for
the following indicators of quality from, at a minimum, the state indicators,
the statewide customer service survey, school and school district comprehensive
school improvement plans, and school and school district annual progress
reports:
(1) Targeted assistance. An AEA
assists schools and school districts with specific student, teacher, and school
needs evidenced in local school improvement plans by:
1. Addressing teacher, school and school
district needs.
2. Responding to
student learning needs.
(2) Improved student learning. An AEA assists
schools and school districts in:
1. Improving
student achievement in mathematics.
2. Improving student achievement in
reading.
3. Improving student
achievement in science.
4. Reducing
student achievement gaps in mathematics.
5. Reducing student achievement gaps in
reading.
6. Reducing student
achievement gaps in science.
7.
Reducing dropout rates.
8.
Preparing students for postsecondary success.
9. Planning to ensure that students complete
a core program.
(3)
Improved teaching. An AEA assists schools and school districts in improving
teaching in the following areas:
1.
Mathematics.
2. Reading.
3. Science.
(4) Resource management. An AEA assists
schools and school districts:
1. By
delivering cost-efficient services.
2. By timely delivery of services.
(5) Customer satisfaction with
services. An AEA determines customer satisfaction through:
1. High levels of participation.
2. High levels of customer satisfaction with
quality of AEA services.
(6) Annual progress report review process.
The annual progress report of an AEA shall be reviewed by a team appointed by
the director Following the review of an AEA 's report, feedback will be provided
to the agency.
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