Or. Admin. Code § 423-160-0011 - Reengagement Program Grants
(1) The Youth
Development Division shall establish a process by which the Division may issue
grants for the purpose of funding Reengagement Programs.
(a) The process must be approved by the Youth
Development Council, and adhere to any requirements set forth in OAR
581-017-0653.
(b) The grant award
process will take into account the eligibility standards for Reengagement
Programs, and required services and partnerships identified in ORS
417.859.
(c) The Youth Development
Division shall provide eligible entities with information on the grant funding
process, including:
(A) Grant parameters,
guidelines, requirements, and deliverables; and
(B) Submission deadlines and other important
dates.
(2)
Each proposal for funding submitted under this rule must include:
(a) A project budget describing planned
expenditure of funds;
(b) A
description of all activities to be funded with grant funds;
(c) Expected outcomes associated with the
performance of those activities; and
(d) Other information as required by the
Division.
(3) To be
eligible to receive a Reengagement Grant, an entity must:
(a) Demonstrate capability of meeting all
requirements for provision of a Reengagement Program under ORS
417.859;
(c) Demonstrate the capability and capacity
to deliver all required elements of Reengagement Program services, which shall
be fulfilled in part through the demonstration of partnerships, including but
not limited to:
(A) Educational partners
(School districts, ESDs, Community Colleges, other education service
providers);
(B) Workforce/Training
partners (Local Workforce Development Boards, Community Colleges, other
training providers); and
(C)
Culturally Responsive and Equity-focused partners (Federally recognized tribes,
Community-Based organizations, and other entities dedicated to addressing the
needs of youth who are over-represented in the Eligible Youth
population).
(4) The Division shall award grants based on
the evaluation of the grant proposals, which includes the following
considerations:
(a) Counties, Districts,
and/or schools served, where there is a graduation/completion rate gap between
underserved populations and the overall student rate;
(b) Counties, Districts, and/or schools
served, where there is a graduation/completion rate gap between the local
student population and the statewide graduation/completion rate;
(c) The participation of entities that have
demonstrated success in improving student outcomes;
(d) Location of a reengagement program, and
factors related to availability of reengagement services and other resources in
a given community; and
(e)
Demonstrable trauma-informed policies, practices, and/or
partnerships.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 417.859
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 417.859
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