Procedures and Resources
TITLE I GUIDE
ABOUT THIS TITLE I GUIDE
The Title I Online Guide is a resource for school principals, school clerks, and district staff responsible for the use and oversight of Title I funds. This guide contains procedures and policies specific to the implementation of these federal funds. Below are links to each specific activity or requirement.
TITLE I FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
SECTION I: FINANCIAL PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS (by Budget Code) |
Uniform Grant Guidance Cost Principles Factors Affecting Allowable Costs Unallowable under Any Circumstances Goods and Services Purchasing Guidelines |
Personnel 6140, 6143, 6144, 6156, 6170, 6175, 6184 Licensed Staff Non Licensed Support Staff (Instructional / Non Instructional) |
PCard Policy for Title I A PCard may be used to purchase items that are $3,500 or less (Schools) or $5,000 or less (Programs). All purchases funded with Title I funds must be preapproved. PCard Policy for Title I |
Contracted Services Contracts must be in place before any services are rendered. To initiate a contract, all procedures must be followed and adhered to or the costs may be unallowable under the federal award. All contracts must contain specific timelines, deliverables and an evaluation of the effectiveness or impact of the provided service. Please follow SPPS contract procedures for the developmet of the contract.
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Transportation Transportation is allowable to support parent involvement events or to provide students with the opportunity to participate in academic endeavors outside of the regular school day. |
Workshops/Conferences/Mileage (In MN)
Workshops/Conferences/(Out-of-State)
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Food for Parent Involvement Activities The Title I Order Form (do not use the district food request form) must be submitted prior to the event in order for these costs to be allowable.
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Purchasing Goods |
SECTION II: OTHER PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS |
Teacher and Paraprofessional Qualifications Parent's Right to Request Teacher and Paraprofessional Qualifications
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Schoolwide Plan/School Improvement Plan The School Continuous Improvement Plan (SCIP) serves as both the Title I school's Title I Schoolwide Plan and as the school's improvement plan.
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Family Engagement
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Other Important Information |