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Quality Counts II The Charter School Program (CSP) Quality Counts Grant is a federally funded program that emphasizes the opening, expansion, or replication of high-quality charter schools to ensure all students, particularly those from underserved populations, have the opportunity to meet Indiana’s challenging academic standards.
The funding shall be used to provide financial assistance for planning, program design, initial implementation, expansion, or replication of high-quality public charter schools. Application period for Cohort 1 is now closed. Cohort 1 Quality Counts II CSP RFP Cohort 1 Allowable Cost Guidance Quality Counts II Cohort 1 Awarded Grantees Application period for Cohort 2 is now closed.
Cohort 2 Quality Counts II CSP RFP Cohort 2 Allowable Cost Guidance Quality Counts II Cohort 2 Awarded Grantees GAN Waiver Cohort Information Application period of GAN Waiver Cohort is now closed. GAN Waiver Quality Counts II CSP RFP Quality Counts II GAN Waiver Cohort Awarded Grantees Application period for Cohort 3 is now closed.
Quality Counts II Cohort 3 Awarded Grantees Cohort 3 Allowable Cost Guidance Cohort 3 Quality Counts II CSP RFP Charter Schools Incentive Grant (CFIG) The Keys to Quality: CFIG is a federally funded program that provides charter schools with “per-pupil facilities aid.
” The federal funds are used to match programs funded with non-federal dollars that make payments, on a per-pupil basis, to provide charter schools with facilities financing.
Cohort 4 Indiana Charter School Facilities Incentive Grant (CFIG) Subgrantee Application Cohort 4 CFIG Allowable Cost Guidance CFIG Cohort 4 Scoring Rubric CFIG Cohort 4 Awarded Grantees Additional Charter Information Authorizer Annual Reports IC 20-24-9 requires a charter school authorizer to submit an electronic copy of their Annual Reports to the State Board of Education for informational and research purposes.
These reports must be submitted by December 31 for the preceding school year. The reports for the 2022-2023 school year are due December 31, 2023. Reports can be sent to Applications@sboe.
in. gov . 18-19 Annual Report ; Audits Calumet College of St.
Joseph / CCSJ Charter Authority, LLC Daleville School Corporation Indiana Virtual School Audit Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation 15-16 Annual Report Part 1 17-18 Annual Report ; Audit 1 ; Audit 2 Grace College / Grace Schools Charter Authority, LLC Indiana Charter School Board Indianapolis Mayor's Office / Office of Education Innovation Lafayette School Corporation Currently does not authorize schools Trine University / Education One University of Southern Indiana Geoffrey Fenelus, Director of Charter Schools: gfenelus@doe.
in. gov Abby Littrell, Charter School Specialist: alittrell@doe. in.
gov Michelle Meador, Charter School Specialist: micmeador@doe. in. gov For assistance managing or reimbursing a grant in eCivis, please visit SBA’s eCivis Resource Page .
Archive Quality Counts I Cohort 6 Resource Documents Cohort 6 Quality Counts CSP RFP Cohort 6 Quality Counts RFP Scoring Rubric Cohort 6 Allowable Cost Guidance Cohort 6 Awarded Applicants Quality Counts I Cohort 5 Resource Documents Cohort 5 Quality Counts CSP RFP Final What’s New with Cohort 5?
Cohort 5 Quality Counts RFP Scoring Rubric Cohort 5 Allowable Cost Guidance Cohort 4 CSP Grant Applications and Rubrics CFIG Cohort 3 Resource Documents Cohort 3 Indiana Charter School Facilities Incentive Grant (CFIG) Subgrantee Application Cohort 3 CFIG Allowable Cost Guidance CFIG Cohort 3 Scoring Rubric Indiana Department of Education School Financial Reports (Form 9) Licensing Verification and Information System (LVIS) Dr. Jenner Scheduling Requests
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