Is C.I.T.Y. considered an approved non-profit, non-government community agency for 20% state at-risk funds?
No. LEAs receive both state foundation and at-risk funding for students served by C.I.T.Y. programs based on the formula provided in the Alabama Administrative Code, Chapter 290-2-1-.05, (1)At-Risk Allotment. C.I.T.Y. programs also receive additional state funding through another state government agency due to the legal status of the students at-risk they serve. Additionally, the SDE considers C.I.T.Y. programs as alternative education schools.
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- But certainly partnering with a State educational agency, if you’re a non-profit organization—in that gray area of public and private agencies—that would be acceptable?
- Can a statewide agency (for instance state education agency or statewide non-profit) apply with multiple LEAs?
- HAS ISR BEEN APPROVED BY A STATE AGENCY OR CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES?
