Utah Admin. Code R277-618-3 - Application and Scoring Criteria
(1)
Subject to legislative appropriation, an LEA may apply for the teen center
grant.
(2) An LEA's application
shall include the following:
(a) capacity of
the LEA to staff the center with a FSW that will provide wrap-around services
for the students;
(b) a
demonstration of the ability to provide students, including students
experiencing homelessness, with assistance, guidance, and connection to
necessary resources;
(c) the
ability to provide the services within the center, that may include:
(i) a food pantry that is community-based
allowing access to food services;
(ii) showers and hygiene
necessities;
(iii) laundry
facilities, including a washer and dryer;
(iv) academic advisement, including:
(A) FAFSA applications for grants and loans;
and
(B) work study funds available
at universities and tech colleges;
(v) collaboration with community partners to
provide access to:
(A) mental, dental,
medical, and vision services;
(B)
wellness space and resources;
(C)
spiritual and religious resources; and
(D) technical job training before
graduation;
(d)
readiness of facilities to house a teen center at an eligible school, including
general construction plans, if required;
(e) quantitative or qualitative data to
demonstrate the need for a teen center;
(f) a budget outlining the intended use of
the grant funds;
(g) a timeline for
achieving an operational teen center; and
(h) ability to maintain and keep the teen
center operational over time.
(3) An LEA shall apply for the grant in a
form and within the deadlines specified by the Superintendent.
(4) An LEA's application shall be scored and
ranked by the Superintendent based upon the overall:
(a) demonstrated need for a teen
center;
(b) quality of the budget
proposal and timeline as described in Subsection (2); and
(c) capacity to maintain an operational teen
center, as described in Subsection (2).
(5) The Superintendent may prioritize schools
that:
(a) serve any grade between 9-12;
or
(b) prioritize services for
students experiencing homelessness.
(6) The Superintendent shall select and
notify grant awardees within 30 days of the application deadline.
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