90 05-06 Notice of the First Apportionment for the CA Peer

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General Bulletin #: '10
JACK O'CONNELL
Date: 5/1/0
State Superintendent of
Public Instruction
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INFORMATION PROVIDED TO YOU BY'
SLOCOE EXTERNAL FISCAL SERVICES
l tECEIVED
CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION
PHONE: (9161319-0800
April
18, 2006
APR 2 7 2006
1430 N STREET
SACRAMENTO, CA
95814.5901
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY
OFFICE OF EDUCATION
SUPERINTEN9ENT's OFFICE
Dear County Superintendents of Schools, Auditors, and Treasurers:
NOTICE OF THE FIRST APPORTIONMENT FOR THE
CALIFORNIA PEER ASSISTANCE AND REVIEW PROGRAM
FISCAL YEAR 2005-06
This apportionment, in the amount of $26,446,115, is made from funds provided in
Schedule (2) of Item 6110-193-0001 of the Budget Act of 2005 (Chapter 38, Statutes of
2005) in support of staff development activities and training that are provided under the
California Peer Assistance and Review (CPAR) program, pursuant to California
Education Code (EC) sections 44505 and 44506.
The apportionment represents 100 percent of the calculated entitlement, which is based
on 5 percent of the October 2004 California Basic Educational Data System count of
certificated classroom teachers, rounded up to a whole number, and multiplied by a rate
of approximately $1,739 or $1,368. These rates reflect base funding of approximately
$1,162 plus bonus funding of $577 or $206 depending on which year the local
educational agency (LEA) certified entrance into the CPAR program. LEAs having less
than five certificated employees are provided base funding of approximately $57 per
certificated employee plus the CPAR bonus amount of either $577 or $206.
Each LEA's 2005-06 total entitlement is provided on the enclosed schedule of
apportionment. CPAR funds designated by basic aid districts for reduction based on the
requirements of Senate Bil 65 (Chapter 491, Statutes of 2005) and Senate Bil 63
(Chapter 73, Statutes of 2005) have been deducted from the districts' CPAR
apportionments.
The CPAR program is included in the charter school categorical block grant pursuant to
EC Section 47633 et. seq. Therefore, charter schools that are participating in the block
grant funding model wil receive their funding for this program as part of the charter
school categorical block grant, which is allocated as part of the principal apportionment.
Locally funded charter schools that are not participating in the charter school block grant
funding model wil receive funding for this program through their chartering agency.
Direct-funded charter schools and all-charter school districts that are not participating in
the funding model wil receive program funds directly and their information is displayed
separately on the attached schedule.
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Warrants will be mailed to each county treasurer approximately four weeks from the
date of this Notice. For standardized account code structure (SACS) coding, use
Resource Code 7271, California Peer Assistance and Review Program for
Teachers (CPARP), and Revenue Object Code 8590, All Other State Revenue. County
superintendents of schools are requested to inform LEAs immediately regarding this
apportionment.
If you have any fiscal questions, please contact Marcie Gregory, Fiscal Analyst,
Categorical Programs Unit, at (916) 324-4537 or bye-mail atmgregory(fâJe.ca.gov. If
you have any program questions, please contact Patty Stevens, Program Analyst,
Professional Development Office, at (916) 323-5838 or bye-mail at
pstevens(fcde.ca.gov.
Sincerely,
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J K O'CONNELL
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Enclosures
JACK O'CONNELL
Stale Superintendent of
Public Instruction
PHONE,19161319-0800
CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION
April
14.30 N STREET
3, 2006
SACRAMENTO. CA
95814-590'1
NOTICE OF THE FIRST APPORTIONMENT FOR THE
CALIFORNIA PEER ASSISTANCE AND REVIEW PROGRAM
FISCAL YEAR 2005-06
The State Controller, State Treasurer, State Department of Finance, and County
Superintendents of Schools, Auditors, and Treasurers are hereby notified that an
apportionment has been made from funds provided by Schedule (2) of Item
6110-193-0001 ofthe Budget Act of 2005 (Chapter 38, Statutes of 2005).
Summary of Apportionment:
Item 6110-193-0001 (2) .......................................................... $27,318,000
. Less: Offset for Basic Aid Reduction ............................$ 8,353
Less: Current Apportionment...................................... $26.446.115
Balance Available.............. ..... ................................................. $ 863.532
This apportionment is made in support of staff development activities and training
pursuant to California Education Code sections 44505 and 44506.
Warrants wil be drawn on the State Treasury by the State Controller in favor of the
County Treasurers as specified on the attached schedule. The County Treasurers are
requested to deposit immediately the amount received to the General Fund of the local
educational agency.
I hereby certify that this is a true and correct statement of apportionment
made by me as directed by law. I further certify that this apportionment is
in accordance with all applicable provisions of the Budget Act, the
California Education Code, and the Constiution of the State of California
pertaining to the particular appropriation cited in this document.
blic Instruction
esignee
PCA: 24034 Index: 0650
SCHEDULE OF THE FIRST APPORTIONMENT FOR THE
CALIFORNIA PEER ASSISTANCE AND REVIEW PROGRAM
FISCAL YEAR 2005-06
County
District
Code
Code
2005-06
Local Education Agency
Entitlement
Basic Aid
Adjustment
100 Percent
Payment
SAN LUIS OBISPO
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
10405
68700
68726
68759
68791
68809
68825
68833
68841
75457
75465
San Luis Obispo County Offce of Education
Atascadero Unified
Cayucos Elementary
Lucia Mar Unified
Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary
San Luis Coastal Unified
San Miguel Joint Union
Shandon Joint Unified
Templeton Unified
Paso Robles Joint Unified
Coast Unified
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY TOTAL
California Department of Education
School Fiscal Services Division
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$5,217
$24,346
$1,739
$48,692
$1,368
$34,780
$3,478
$3,478
$12,173
$33,041
$5,217
$5,217
$24,346
$1,739
$48,692
$1,368
$34,780
$3,478
$3,478
$12,173
$33,041
$5,217
$173,529
February 2006
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