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Budgeting Strategies for Michigan's Early On Program: MICC Presentation Overview

This presentation by Lindy Buch and Gary Schafer, held on May 9, 2008, provides an in-depth look at the budgeting practices and fiscal responsibilities of Michigan's Early On program. It covers the distribution of funds across 57 Intermediate School Districts (ISDs), outlines federal requirements, and outlines key services such as Child Find, public awareness, and personnel development. The MICC is keen on improving fiscal management and will explore a motion to establish a Budget Committee for careful allocation of federal funds and revising funding formulas for ISDs.

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Budgeting Strategies for Michigan's Early On Program: MICC Presentation Overview

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  1. Budgeting for Early On® Michigan Interagency Coordinating Council (MICC) PresentationMay 9, 2008 Lindy Buch, Director, Office of Early Childhood Education & Family Services Gary Schafer, Department Specialist Vanessa Winborne, Part C Coordinator

  2. Federal Requirements for Michigan’s Early On System Direct Services • Funds are distributed to the 57 Intermediate School Districts (ISDs)

  3. Statewide Grants • Child Find/Referral • Public Awareness • Central Directory • Comprehensive System of Personnel Development

  4. Administration • Michigan Department of Education (MDE) Early On Consultants • MICC meetings • General Supervision • SPP/APR – WSU (child and family outcomes) • Monitoring • Determinations • Public Reporting • Complaints/Hearings and Administration • Fiscal Monitoring

  5. In-Kind Contributions from the Office of Special Education and Early Intervention Services • Data System • EETRK/MICIS • CIMS • MICC Liaison • Dispute Resolutions • Complaints and Hearings

  6. Discretionary Funds • Parent Grants • Michigan Alliance for Families • Parent Leadership in State Government • Interagency Grants • Department of Community Health • Department of Human Services • Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan

  7. History of Spending for Early On

  8. Next Steps • A motion from the MICC to develop a Budget Committee to: • Look at the budget in detail and recommend and prioritize how to allocate the federal funds. • Review the current funding formula for ISDs and perhaps propose a new formula.

  9. Questions? • Contact Vanessa Winborne517-373-8483winbornev@michigan.gov

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