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Title: Chapter 56 Workgroup Orientation Session The Road to Chapter 60


1
Chapter 56 WorkgroupOrientation SessionThe
Road to Chapter 60
  • June 30, 2007

2
Federal Process IDEA 2004
  • U.S. Congress
  • Reauthorized IDEA 1997
  • November 19, 2004
  • Signed by President Bush December 3, 2004
  • Effective July 1, 2005

3
Federal Regulations
  • Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative
    Services (OSERS)
  • Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) Draft
    Rules
  • June 21, 2005
  • Public comment by September 6, 2005
  • Final Regulations
  • Published August 14, 2006
  • Effective October 13, 2006

4
The Hawaii Administrative Rule (HAR)Adoption
Process
  • Draft rule prepared by Department
  • Draft Approval by
  • Superintendent
  • Board of Education
  • Governor
  • Public Hearings on draft rule
  • Approval of Final rule by Board of Education
  • Governors signature
  • Statewide Implementation

5
Minimizing Rules and Regulations
  • 34 CFR 300.199

6
  • Each State that receives funds under Part B of
  • the Act must
  • (1) Ensure that any State rules, regulations,
    and policies relating to this part conform to the
    purposes of this part
  • (2) Identify in writing to the Secretary any
    State-imposed requirement that is not required by
    Part B of the Act and Federal regulations and
  • (3) Minimize the number of rules, regulations,
    and policies to which schools are subject under
    Part B of the Act.

7
  • Monitoring, Enforcement and Technical Assistance

8
Monitoring
  • New provisions puts primary focus of States
    monitoring activities on
  • Improving education results and functional
    outcomes
  • Ensuring that public agencies meet program
    requirements, particularly those most closely
    related to improving educational results

9
State Performance Plan
  • A State Performance Plan evaluates the States
    efforts to implement the requirements and
    purposes of Part B of the Act describes how the
    State will improve its implementation.

10
State Performance Plan
  • The State must
  • Submit its performance plan to the Secretary of
    the U.S. Department of Education for approval
  • Review its performance plan at least once every
    six years, and submit any amendments to the
    Secretary

11
Review of State Performance
  • Annual review of State performance by the
  • Secretary to determine its level of performance
  • Meets requirements
  • Needs assistance
  • Needs intervention
  • Needs substantial intervention

12
EnforcementNeeds Assistance
  • If a State needs assistance for 2 consecutive
    years, the Secretary will take one or more of the
    following actions
  • Require the State to work with appropriate
    sources of technical assistance
  • Direct the use of State-level funds
  • Identify the State as high-risk and impose
    special conditions

13
EnforcementNeeds Intervention
  • If a State needs intervention for 3 or more
    consecutive years, the Secretary may take any of
    the previous actions and one or more of the
    following actions
  • Require the State to prepare a corrective action
    plan or improvement plan (if able to correct the
    problem in one year).
  • Require the State to enter into a compliance
    agreement.

14
Enforcement Needs Intervention cont.
  • For each year of the determination, withhold not
    less than 20 and not more than 50 of its
    funding.
  • Seek to recover funds.
  • Withhold, in whole or part, any further payments
    to the State.
  • Refer the matter to the Department of Justice for
    appropriate enforcement.

15
Enforcement Needs Substantial Intervention
  • If a State needs substantial intervention in
    implementing the requirements of Part B of the
    Act or there is substantial failure to comply
    with any condition of eligibility, the Secretary
    will take one or more of the following actions
  • Recover funds
  • Withhold, in whole or in part, any further
    payments to the State
  • Refer the case to the Office of the Inspector
    General at the Department of Education
  • Refer the matter to the Department of Justice for
    appropriate action.
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