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Increase local responsibility for program compliance through self-review before state validation

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Description

The guide's central design principle is devolving compliance assurance to the local level: districts perform a compliance self-review that the state agency later validates, with state technical and management assistance for preventing and resolving problems. Its stated goal is "To increase local responsibility For program compliance by encouraging school districts and schools tc perform a program compliance self-review prior to SDPI star validation of that review."

Design Implications

Context

Requirements

  • Districts scheduled for a state monitor are strongly encouraged to self-monitor beforehand; the state validates the local review

Constraints

  • Applies to JTPA program compliance in North Carolina; self-monitoring supplements rather than replaces the three-year state monitoring cycle

Target Learners

  • School districts and schools operating JTPA programs

Target Learning Objectives

  • Sustaining program compliance and correcting identified problems

Claims

Examples

Key Sources

  • North Carolina State Dept. of Public Instruction, Div. of Support Programs. (1988). Self-Monitoring Process for Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) Programs. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED303603
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title Increase local responsibility for program compliance through self-review before state validation
description The guide's central design principle is devolving compliance assurance to the local level: districts perform a compliance self-review that the state agency later validates, with state technical and management assistan...
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