This is the version for attending via ZOOM (webinar). If you wish to attend in person, please register for session #58219 instead.
Maintenance of Effort (MOE) is a fiscal requirement that requires local educational agencies (LEAs, which includes ISDs and Open-Enrollment Charter Schools) to maintain their state and local expenditures at a specified level from one fiscal year to the next. The regulations for ESSA (Every Student Succeeds Act) MOE and IDEA-B (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B) MOE differ.
ESSA MOE, presented by Alex Dominguez:
During this portion of the training, participants will gain an understanding of the fiscal requirements for ESSA MOE.
IDEA-B MOE, presented by Denise Dusek:
The majority of the training will focus on IDEA-B MOE. Participants will gain an understanding of the fiscal requirements for IDEA-B MOE and how to monitor compliance throughout the year.
Guided Activity for IDEA-B MOE:
If you are interested in participating in a guided activity for estimating Fiscal Year 2019 IDEA-B MOE compliance based on local records, please collect the following local records:
- 2018-2019 expenditures coded to Fund 199/Fund 420; Program Intent Codes (PICs) 23/33; Function Codes 11, 12, 13, 21, 23, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 41, 51, 53
- If you are a member of a special education shared services arrangement (SSA), ask your Fiscal Agent (FA) for the amount of 2018-2019 Fund 437 expenditures paid on your behalf by the FA (not applicable to charter schools)
CPE/CEU INFORMATION for CPAs and TASBO-Certified Participants:
Specialized credit hours for CPAs and TASBO-Certified participants will not be awarded to participants who attend via webinar because ESC-20 does not have the capability of monitoring virtual attendance.
If you wish to earn these specialized credit hours, you must attend the session in person. Please register for session #58219 to attend in person instead of registering for this ZOOM session.
All ZOOM participants will receive a regular Connect20 certificate of attendance. The Connect20 certificate should not be used to report credit hours to TSBPA or TASBO since the hours on the certificate do not align with the requirements of TSBPA and TASBO.