Utah Admin. Code R277-443-5 - Year-end Report - Evaluation - Accountability - Variations
(1)
(a) An
organization that receives money from a program shall submit a year-end report
to the Superintendent by the required annual deadline.
(b) The year-end report shall include:
(i) documentation of the organization's
nonprofit status;
(ii) a budget
expenditure report and income source report using a form provided by the
Superintendent, including a report and accounting of matching funds and a fee
charged, if any, for an educational service;
(iii) a summary of the program's performance
measures;
(iv) a record of the
dates and places of all educational services provided, the number of hours of
educational service per LEA, school, and classroom, as applicable, with the
number of students and teachers served, including:
(A) documentation of the schools that have
been offered an opportunity to receive outreach programming over a three year
period, to the extent possible and consistent with the organization's
plan;
(B) a description of the
outreach programming, including the content and effective science instructional
practices, that are relevant to the grade level being served and a core
standard;
(C) a brief description
of the educational service provided through the program, and if requested,
copies of any material developed; and
(D) a description of how the educational
service contributed to a student developing and using the knowledge, skills,
and dispositions defined in a science core standard;
(v) a summary of the organization's
evaluation of:
(A) cost
effectiveness;
(B) procedural
efficiency;
(C) collaborative
practices;
(D) educational
soundness; and
(E) professional
excellence.
(vi) a
description of the results of an evaluation system as prescribed by the
Superintendent and any implemented improvements based on feedback and new
research in science education.
(2) The Superintendent may visit an
organization to evaluate the effectiveness and preparation of the organization:
(a) before the Superintendent approves an
application;
(b) before disbursing
money; and
(c) during an
educational service.
(3)
(a) In addition to the year-end report
required by Subsection (1), the Superintendent may require an evaluation or a
monitoring procedure demonstrating use of money consistent with state law and
this rule.
(b) If the
Superintendent finds that an organization did not use money received from a
program consistent with state law and this rule, the Board may:
(i) reduce or eliminate the grant to the
organization in the current fiscal year;
(ii) deny an organization's participation in
a program in a future fiscal year; or
(iii) impose any other consequence the Board
deems necessary to ensure the proper use of public funds.
(4)
(a) An organization may not deviate from the
approved educational service plan for which the organization receives money
unless:
(i) the organization submits a written
request for variation to the Superintendent;
(ii) the organization receives approval from
the Superintendent for the variation; and
(iii) the variation is consistent with state
law and this rule.
(b) An
organization shall describe the nature and justification for a variation
approved under Subsection (4)(a) in a year-end report.
(5) The Superintendent shall ensure that
participating LEAs receive educational services in a balanced and comprehensive
manner over a three year period.
(6) The year-end report shall only include
the educational services that are supported by iSEE funding.
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