Pennsylvania Department of Education
Division of Federal Programs
Online Session Recordings
Supplemental Educational Services (SES) Provider Application Overview - Pre-Application Webinar
This session was originally held on February 2, 2012
Presenters: Karl Streckewald, SES Program Manager, Pennsylvania Department of Education, Division of Federal Programs and Justi Glaros, Coordinator, PA Statewide Tutoring Provider Program, Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV
The Pennsylvania Department of Education - Division of Federal Programs offered a live, online session on February 2, 2012. This was a non-mandatory information meeting for prospective Pennsylvania SES Providers that provided information on:
- The SES program
- Requirements to become an SES provider in Pennsylvania
- Submitting the 2012/2013 provider application
Session Slides - as handouts (PDF format)
View the recorded online presentation
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Title I for Non Public Schools
This session was originally held on November 30, 2011
Presenter: Karl Streckewald, Regional Coordinator, Pennsylvania Department of Education, Division of Federal Programs
This live, online session was for personnel in public and non public schools that work with providing No Child Left Behind services for non public schools. The session explained what Title I is, the requirement to receive and implement Title I in non public schools, and also covered non public funds that are available through Titles IIA, IID, and IIIA.
Session Slides (PDF format)
Session Handout: Letter of Agreement for Title I Services (Word format)
View the recorded online presentation
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Supplemental Educational Services (SES) Provider Application Overview - Pre-Application Webinar
This session was originally conducted on February 3, 2011
Presenters: Karl Streckewald, SES Program Manager, Pennsylvania Department of Education, Division of Federal Programs and Justi Glaros, Coordinator, PA Statewide Tutoring Provider Program, Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV
The Pennsylvania Department of Education - Division of Federal Programs offered a live, online session on February 3, 2011. This was a non-mandatory information meeting for prospective Pennsylvania SES Providers giving information on:
- The SES program
- Requirements to become an SES provider in Pennsylvania
- Submitting the 2011/12 provider application
SES Provider Application Overview (PDF format)
Question and Answer Compilation (PDF format)
Recorded Session/Online Playback (internet connection required)
Recorded Session/Offline Playback (You can download the session recording and view the recording without an internet connection. To download the file, right click on the Recorded Session/Offline Playback link and then select Save Link/Target As. Save the .jar file to a location on your local drive. You can then open the file to view the recording.)
Audio file (MP3 format)
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TITLE III: 2009/10 Application Changes
This session was originally held on Thursday, August 6, 2009
Presenter: Karl Streckewald, Regional Coordinator, Division of Federal Programs
The Pennsylvania Department of Education - Division of Federal Programs offered a live, online session entitled: Title III: 2009/2010 Application Changes.
Based on feedback from a USDE monitoring visit earlier this year and also to improve the application process, there have been several changes to the application. These changes include:
- Separation of LEP and Immigrant funds in the program descriptions.
- Including only LEP funds to achieve the $10,000 minimum grant that is required to apply for the grant. Immigrant funds can no longer beincluded to achieve this minimum.
- New interpretation of "significant increase" to determineeligibility to apply for Immigrant funds.
- Requirement of a more complete description of Professional Development activities.
- Listing of all Administrative Costs in order to confirm adherence to the 2% maximum allowed for these costs.
This live, online session covered the changes that have been implemented. It also covered new sections to the eGrant application for Title III.
Session Slides (PDF format)
View the recorded online presentation
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