Public Access to LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds Sample Clauses

Public Access to LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. Describe the process for development, approval, and making public the LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. The LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds must be made publicly available on the LEA website and submitted to PDE within 90 days of LEA receipt of ARP XXXXX funding, must be written in a language that parents/caregivers can understand, and must be provided in alternate format upon request by a parent/caregiver who is an individual with a disability. (3,000 characters xxx) All information from the various stakeholders was collected, reviewed, and evaluated in terms of feasibility and sustainability by the district prior to developing the plan for the use of ARP XXXXX funds. Information from survey results was disseminated through the website and through public board meetings. The ARP XXXXX plan will be posted on the website as well.
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Public Access to LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. Describe the process for development, approval, and making public the LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. The LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds must be made publicly available on the LEA website and submitted to PDE within 90 days of LEA receipt of ARP XXXXX funding, must be written in a language that parents/caregivers can understand, and must be provided in alternate format upon request by a parent/caregiver who is an individual with a disability. (3,000 characters xxx) Using stakeholder input, the LEA developed a plan for the use of ARP XXXXX funds. The district will satisfy the plan requirement through its eGrants submission since the plan reflects the insights of stakeholders and addresses the most pressing needs as a result of the COVID- 19 pandemic and uses effective strategies for teaching, learning, and mitigating learning loss. Once the district's plan is approved by PDE, the district will use the content directly from the eGrants application for its plan and make the plan publicly available on the district's website. If requested, the plan will be made available to a parent/caregiver in an alternate format.
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Public Access to LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. Describe the process for development, approval, and making public the LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. The LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds must be made publicly available on the LEA website and submitted to PDE within 90 days of LEA receipt of ARP XXXXX funding, must be written in a language that parents/caregivers can understand, and must be provided in alternate format upon request by a parent/caregiver who is an individual with a disability. (3,000 characters xxx) The LEA plan will be available at our local public library as well as being readily available on our website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/page/rtflearn and on the Superintendent's page at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/page/superintendent. Section: Narratives - Using ARP XXXXX Funds to Plan for Safe, In-Person Instruction Section III: Using ARP XXXXX Funds to Plan for Safe, In-Person Instruction In this third section, LEAs are asked to reflect on both the impacts and needs described in Section I and stakeholder engagement described in Section II to provide a description of the LEA plan for the use of ARP XXXXX funds , beginning with the minimum 20 percent reservation, to address the impact of lost instructional time as required by section 2001(e)(1) of the ARP Act. Instructions: For both (a) the 20 percent reservation to address the impact of lost instructional time and
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Public Access to LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. Describe the process for development, approval, and making public the LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. The LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds must be made publicly available on the LEA website and submitted to PDE within 90 days of LEA receipt of ARP XXXXX funding, must be written in a language that parents/caregivers can understand, and must be provided in alternate format upon request by a parent/caregiver who is an individual with a disability. (3,000 characters xxx) Presentations at School Board meetings; communication with community, and posting to the DASD website.
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Public Access to LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. Describe the process for development, approval, and making public the LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds. The LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds must be made publicly available on the LEA website and submitted to PDE within 90 days of LEA receipt of ARP XXXXX funding, must be written in a language that parents/caregivers can understand, and must be provided in alternate format upon request by a parent/caregiver who is an individual with a disability. (3,000 characters xxx) The LEA Plan for the Use of ARP XXXXX Funds will be downloaded and posted on the school district website. The plan will be board approved and posted to PDE within 90 days. Questions will be answered as needed.
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