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Revamping Your Local Application
May 22, 2008
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Georgia’s workforce is our number one asset.
Career Technology Education in Georgia
• Georgia Department of Education• Eligible State Agency for Perkins Funds• Secondary Education• State Board of Education • Administers Secondary Perkins Grant
• Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG)• Postsecondary Education• State Board of Technical and Adult Education• Awards Degrees (Associate of Applied Science), Diplomas,
and Technical Certificates of Credit• Occupational Delivery Program• Administers Postsecondary Perkins Grant
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Georgia’s workforce is our number one asset.
Georgia Perkins Funding
FY 2009 = $41,579,767
To Local Programs $35,342,804
Secondary Recipients $17,671,402
Postsecondary Recipients $17,671,402
PostsecondaryProcess and Initiatives
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Georgia’s workforce is our number one asset.
Technical College System of Georgia
Technical Colleges 33
Technical Divisions 4
Total Institutions 37
Eligible Institutions 37
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A Leader in Technical Education
• State Standard Curricula
• Warranty/Work Ethics
• Centralized Data Center
• Performance Accountability System
• Electronic Perkins Submission and Review Instruments
• Strong Technical Assistance to the Technical Colleges
TCSG Perkins Grant Process
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Georgia’s workforce is our number one asset.
How TCSG Ensures Quality
• Rigorous Review Process (20+ reviewers)
• Colleges Submit Line-item Budgets
• Perkins Budget Software Tracks:• Administrative Costs,
Required and Allowable Uses of Funds, Core Indicators, Program, Type
• Five-Year Plan and Budget are Linked
• Rigorous Review Process (20+ reviewers)
• Colleges Submit Line-item Budgets
• Perkins Budget Software Tracks:• Administrative Costs,
Required and Allowable Uses of Funds, Core Indicators, Program, Type
• Five-Year Plan and Budget are Linked
• One-Year Funding Applications are Performance Focused
• Improvement Plans Include Activities Focused on all Special Populations
• Performance Accountability Reviews (PARs)
• One-Year Funding Applications are Performance Focused
• Improvement Plans Include Activities Focused on all Special Populations
• Performance Accountability Reviews (PARs)
ProcessApril • Line-item budget request is entered into software by each
college and e-mailed to TCSG.
• Five-Year Plan is submitted to TCSG. The plan strictly follows Section 134 of the Perkins Act of 2006. (In future years an Improvement Plan will be written by each college if their performance on each core indictor is not within 90% of the benchmark. Additionally populations not performing as well as the total college population will require a gap analysis.)
• Paper forms with original signatures are mailed to TCSG.
May/June • Budgets are loaded into statewide database, reviewed, and comments are sent to colleges requesting revisions.
• Plans are reviewed by a team of subject area experts, and comments are sent to colleges.
June • Once budget, plan, and paper forms are approvable, an approval letter is mailed to the college.
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