Is it allowable and/or attractive for an applicant to say they will use materials (e.g., survey tools) developed under a previous EMHE grant by a local, similarly-sized institution?
Yes, this is allowable. If the application states that materials to be used as part of the project were developed through practice proven from a prior EHME grantee, it is possible that the applicant could justify that they were using up-to-date knowledge from research and effective practice and based on the extent to which this is done, points might potentially be received under that section of the Project Design selection criteria.
Related Questions
- If the Applicants Code of Conduct is not posted on HUDs website, but was submitted in a previous years competition, does it need to be submitted in the FY2009 competition?
- What should the Appointments Committee do if the position it is trying to fill was previously advertised and it is using a previous applicant pool?
- What should boards do with parent/student survey materials that they have on file from the previous Teacher Performance Appraisal (TPA) process?
