Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Education
Title R277 - Administration
Rule R277-436 - Gang Prevention and Intervention Programs in the Schools
Section R277-436-3 - Application, Distribution of Funds, and Administrative Support
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 277-436-3
Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024
(1) An LEA may apply for gang intervention funds by submitting a proposal on a form approved by the Superintendent.
(a) An school district
may submit:
(i) a proposal for a single
school; or
(ii) a single
district-wide proposal.
(b) A charter school may apply individually
or jointly with other charter schools.
(2) A proposal submitted in accordance with Subsection (1) shall:
(a) provide for
distribution of funds to individuals schools;
(b) explain prevention and intervention
activities and strategies planned for individual schools;
(c) identify the school's at-risk student
population and demonstrate how the prevention and intervention strategies will
benefit at-risk students; and
(d)
demonstrate interagency collaboration between the LEA and other service
providers.
(3) The Superintendent shall award gang intervention funds based on proposals submitted in accordance with Subsection (1), and subject to the annual legislative appropriation.
(4) The Superintendent shall give priority in awarding funds to:
(a) schools that demonstrate multiple risk
factors for gang involvement; and
(b) schools with outcome data that show
successful reduction of gang involvement.
(5) The Superintendent shall notify successful applicants of their awards by July 1 annually.
(6) An LEA or charter consortia may use up to 10% of its funding awarded in accordance with this rule for:
(a) administrative oversight; and
(b) professional development for licensed and
non-licensed employees who directly engage in gang prevention or intervention
activities.
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