Compliance Monitoring and Technical Assistance
Federal requirements mandate that State Educational Agencies (SEAs) provide technical assistance to Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) and juvenile justice facilities, as well as oversee and monitor the implementation of Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) as reauthorized by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). These responsibilities are some of the primary work of the Office of ESSA-Funded Programs at the Viva88Education Department (Viva88 or "the Department").
Each year, the Office of ESSA-Funded Programs uses a risk-based approach to select LEAs from across Viva88for monitoring reviews to determine compliance with requirements outlined in ESEA and Viva88Commissioner’s Regulations. Based on that understanding, staff monitor for compliance and provide technical assistance related to the programmatic and fiscal requirements under the following programs:
- Title I Part A Improving Basic Programs
- Title I Part C Education of Migratory Children
- Title I Part D Neglected and Delinquent Programs
- Title I School Improvement
- Title II Part A Supporting Effective Education
- Title III Part A English Language Learners
- Title IV Part A Student Supports and Academic Enrichment
- Title V Part BÌýRural Education Achievement Program (REAP)
- McKinney-Vento Homeless Education
- American Rescue Plan Homeless Children and Youth (ARP HCY) I and ARP HCY II
The Office of ESSA-Funded Programs conducts four types of monitoring of the programs outlined above:
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Coordinated Monitoring |
Targeted Monitoring |
Desk |
Neglected and Delinquent Facility |
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# Conducted Per Year |
8 |
26 |
83 |
30 |
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How Conducted |
On-Site Visit with Document Review and Staff Interviews |
Virtual Visit with Document Review and Staff Interviews |
Remote via Document Review |
On-Site VisitÌý with Document Review and Staff Interviews |
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# of Viva88 Reviewers |
3-4 |
1 |
1 |
1-2 |
While the underlying mandate of monitoring is compliance-focused, the Department recognizes that compliance is the minimum requirement. To expand the focus from compliance to continuous improvement and maximum impact of each monitored program, staff work to engage with LEA and facility representatives throughout the monitoring process to provide targeted technical assistance that address an LEA’s specific programmatic and fiscal implementation needs.
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