Last Updated on Friday, November 21, 2008 at 11:31 AM
The primary charge of this staff is the supervision of all aspects of KDE’s annual and biennial budget creation and application. Daily activities beyond actual budget analysis include expenditure authorizations, personnel approvals (budgeted versus actual cost comparison), personnel forecasting, closeout forecasting, and entering all EMARS requests for allotment or appropriation adjustments.
Our goal is to be considered service oriented through direct communication with all departmental program staff in an effort to provide training and instruction that will help each individual better understand and manage their respective part of the department’s budget. Each member of the division has been assigned a designated portion of accounts to monitor and analyze on a daily basis. Calculated budget decisions are made on the basis of these in-depth observations and shared with the respective program staff.
This division is an agency liaison with the Governor’s Office for Policy and Management (GOPM) as well as the Legislative Research Commission.
Declaration of ParticipationThe Declaration of Participation Report is completed annually by districts in accordance with the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. This report is used to identify the number of students enrolled in area private non-profit and home schools. Federal programs participating in the Declaration of Participation are Title IIA -- ...
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Fiscal Year Grant AllocationsThe following spreadsheets show federal and state grant allocations by district and grant type. NOTE: The most current spreadsheet and the two prior spreadsheets for each Fiscal Year are shown. If you need to view other versions, please do not hesitate to contact us. For your convenience, we have included ...
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NCLB TransferabilityTransferability is the flexibility authority that permits State Educational Agencies (SEAs) and Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) the ability to transfer a portion of the funding they receive, by formula under certain Federal programs, to allocations under other programs by effectively addressing more specifically identified programmatic needs. Transferability provides SEAs and LEAs with ...
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