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Michigan and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

Michigan and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. October 13, 2009 State Board of Education. Update Since August State Board Meeting. Grants Status: Reviews, Timelines & Awards GAO Report: September 23, 2009 Reporting Requirements Integrated Education Reform.

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Michigan and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

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  1. Michigan and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 October 13, 2009 State Board of Education

  2. Update Since August State Board Meeting Grants Status: Reviews, Timelines & Awards GAO Report: September 23, 2009 Reporting Requirements Integrated Education Reform

  3. ARRA Grant Programs:Updates ARRA Title I, Part A, Improving Basic Programs 723 applications received; 353 applications approved $366 M allocated; $63 M approved; $2.7 M drawn down ARRA Title I, Part D, Neglected or Delinquent Prevention/Intervention 49 applications received; 13 applications approved $6.9 M allocated; $1.55 M approved; $0 drawn down

  4. ARRA Grant Programs: Updates ARRA Special Education Flowthrough 55 applications received; 48 approved $98 M allocated; $98 M approved; $7.6 M drawn down ARRA Special Education Preschool 57 applications received; 45 approved $6.7 M allocated; $4.3 M approved; $86 K drawn down ARRA Early On Michigan 57 applications received; 52 approved $6.17 M allocated; $5.8 M approved; $230 K drawn down

  5. ARRA Grant Programs: Updates ARRA Education Stabilization Used to restore cuts to FY 2009 State School Aid 760 applications received; 760 approved $600 M allocated; $600 M approved; $598 M drawn down ARRA TEFAP $995 K admin funds distributed to 29 agencies $3.9 M Commodity Food Entitlements awarded ARRA National School Lunch Equipment Grant Awards to 104 school districts/agencies (167 buildings) participating in the National School Lunch Program $2.5 M in grant funds awarded/$224 K paid out

  6. ARRA Grant Programs:Updates ARRA McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Grant 29 consortium applications received and approved $2.36 M approved ARRA Title II, Part D Enhancing Education Through Technology Competitive Award: $11.5 M; applications in review Formula: $11.5 M; allocations to be announced in October

  7. ARRA Grant Programs:Challenges & Successes Deferred ability to draw federal funds No signed State School Aid budget Monitoring Time lines Reporting

  8. GAO Report: September 23, 2009 Third bi-monthly review Focus on how funds have been used, how safeguards have been implemented and how recipients were assessing results Reviewed six Recovery Act programs…three from USED - State Fiscal Stabilization - Title I, Part A - IDEA, Parts B & C

  9. Reporting Requirements Section 1512 Reporting Program Performance Reporting Final Expenditure Reporting Financial Information Database

  10. Section 1512 Reporting Quarterly reporting for each ARRA grant award 1st submission: October 10, 2009 Next submission: January 10, 2010 Majority of report information available in CMS and MEGS Special report created in MEGS Additional information from districts Number of jobs created or retained; description of type of jobs Vendor information for vendors contracted with ARRA funds Infrastructure expenditures All MDE reports submitted by October 8, 2009 850 sub-recipients reported through MEGS Collaborative effort with MDE, DIT, CEPI, Governor’s ER staff

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