Overview of Divisional Support ESSA Directors Institute Federal

Overview of Divisional Support ESSA Directors Institute Federal Programs and Oversight ESEA and IDEA Coordinators

Overview

Overview § Introduction of Divisional ESEA/IDEA Coordinators § Review of Roles for the Division of Federal Programs and Oversight § Overview of NEP Team § Overview of Fiscal Consultants 3

Divisional ESEA/IDEA Coordinators

Divisional Coordinator Map 5

ESEA Coordinator: Divisional/Large LEAs § ESEA Coordinator Information – Heather Farley, Director of ESEA Oversight/Large LEAs • Heather. Farley@tn. gov • 615 -881 -4276 – Jim Ray, East ESEA Coordinator • Jim. Ray@tn. gov • 615 -878 -1569 – Salena Buress, Middle ESEA Coordinator • Salena. D. Buress@tn. gov • 615 -878 -1806 – Lynn Dotson, West ESEA Coordinator • Lynn. Dotson@tn. gov • 615 -881 -6671 6

Oversight of ESEA Coordinators § Consolidated Funding Application: – – – Title I-A Title III Title IV Title V § Homeless § Comparability § Monitoring v Not an exhaustive list 7

IDEA Coordinator: Divisional/Large LEAs § IDEA Coordinator Information – Trudy Hughes, Director of IDEA Oversight/Large LEAs • Trudy. Hughes@tn. gov • 629 -395 -4692 – Henry La. Follette, East IDEA Coordinator • Henry. La. Follette@tn. gov • 615 -580 -2038 – John Stults, Middle IDEA Coordinator • John. Stults@tn. gov • 615 -598 -0776 – Janet Michelle Mansfield • Janet. Mansfield@tn. gov • 731 -225 -3627 8

Oversight of IDEA Coordinators § Consolidated Funding Application: – – IDEA Requirements IDEA, Part B IDEA Preschool IDEA Assurances § State Special Education Expenditure Report (SEER) § Monitoring 9

Fiscal Regional Consultant District Map PICKET CLAY MACO CLAIBOR COC SULLIVA SO T HAN SCOT N NE KHAWKIN S N CAMPBEL HN DA RE S T T U JO N OBIO JACKSO OVERTO FEN S O L RO R T T E S G WEAKLEY HENRY LE CARTE N HOUSTO N N NG UNIO GRAIN N SMITH HI BLE R N GREEN AS N N HAM WILSO DAVIDSON N PUTNA SO W MORGA C DICKSON O I R E N T N E JEFFERSO U M N DYE D N OI BE GIBSON HUMPHRE N AN N KNOX R CUMBERLA DEKAL CARROLL COCK WHITE YS ND B O E WILLIAMSON F E ROAN R L O THE DA CROCKETT SEVIE HICKMAN NN E RU RD ER CA N UD BLOUN LOUDO R VAN N LA E WARRE HENDERSON R S U T N PERRY MAURY B RHE D N HAYWOOD MADISON LE E A B LEWIS O TIPTO BEDFORD COFFE TE N Mc. MIN MONROE ES GRUND E CH R N Y CE EN T L R I W SHELBY M A WAYNE HARDIN LINCOL FRANKLIN GILES A L POLK MARIO FAYETTE HARDEMAN Mc. NAIRY H ON N N M E S IG BR AD L Y E OR E MO E HI TC UA MA Q RS DEC SE HA LL ATU R CH EA TH AM LA K E ROBERTSON STEWARTMONTGOMERY SUMNER 1 2 3 4 5 6 Cindy Smith Brad Davis Rob Mynhier Brian Runion Dustin Winstead Robert W. Gill 010 Anderson 120 Chester 030 Benton 110 Cheatham 020 Bedford 200 Decatur 090 Carroll 140 Clay 040 Bledsoe 011 Clinton 012 Oak Ridge 240 Fayette 092 Hollow Rock-Bruceton 180 Cumberland 080 Cannon 350 Hardeman 093 Huntingdon 190 Davidson 160 Coffee 360 Hardin 094 Mc. Kenzie 210 De. Kalb 161 Manchester 380 Haywood 095 South Carroll 220 Dickson 162 Tullahoma 097 West Carroll 250 Fentress 260 Franklin 440 Jackson 280 Giles 390 Henderson 391 Lexington 170 Crockett 490 Lauderdale 171 Alamo 560 Macon 310 Grundy 550 Mc. Nairy 172 Bells 630 Montgomery 410 Hickman 670 Overton 500 Lawrence 690 Pickett 510 Lewis 710 Putnam 520 Lincoln 570 Madison 680 Perry 792 Shelby 230 Dyer 231 Dyersburg City 275 Gibson 051 Alcoa City 052 Maryville 060 Bradley 061 Cleveland 070 Campbell 330 Hamilton 530 Loudon 531 Lenoir City 540 Mc. Minn 271 Humboldt City 800 Smith 795 Collierville 272 Milan SSD 830 Sumner 796 Germantown 273 Trenton 850 Trousdale 590 Marshall 930 White 600 Maury 650 Morgan 950 Wilson 640 Moore 700 Polk 750 Rutherford 720 Rhea 798 Millington 840 Tipton 401 Paris SSD 420 Houston 951 Lebanon SSD 751 Murfreesboro 430 Humphreys 960 West TN School for Deaf 370 Hawkins 371 Rogersville 470 Knox 780 Sevier 621 Sweetwater 721 Dayton City 970 Dept of Children’s Serv. 880 Van Buren 760 Scott 971 Dept of Corrections 910 Wayne 810 Stewart 963 TN School for the Blind 940 Williamson 920 Weakley 890 Warren 985 ASD 961 York Institute 661 Union City 340 Hancock 620 Monroe 730 Roane Co 660 Obion 301 Greeneville 320 Hamblen 610 Meigs 770 Sequatchie 480 Lake 300 Greene 460 Johnson County 794 Bartlett 400 Henry 151 Newport City 290 Grainger 542 Etowah City 740 Robertson 581 Richard City 150 Cocke 541 Athens City 274 Bradford SSD 580 Marion 101 Elizabethton 130 Claiborne 450 Jefferson 793 Arlington 797 Lakeland 521 Fayetteville 050 Blount 100 Carter 761 Oneida 820 Sullivan 821 Bristol 822 Kingsport 860 Unicoi Co 870 Union Co 900 Washington 901 Johnson City 941 Franklin SSD 964 East TN School for the Deaf

Fiscal Regional Consultants Cindy Smith Cindy. Smith@tn. gov (731) 571 -4548 Brian Runion Brian. Runion@tn. gov (931) 224 -9854 Brad Davis Brad. Davis@tn. gov (615) 308 -3616 Dustin Winstead Dustin. Winstead@tn. gov (865) 253 -5821 Robert (Rob) Mynhier Robert. Mynhier@tn. gov (615) 238 -1008 Robert W. Gill robert. w. gill 2@tn. gov (615) 306 -7429 11

NEP Team § Dan Froemel, Director of Non-Traditional Educational Programming – Daniel. Froemel@tn. gov § Erin Christian, West NEP Coordinator – Erin. Christian@tn. gov § Jackie Jacobson, Middle NEP Coordinator – Jackie. Jacobson@tn. gov § Vacant, East NEP Coordinator 12

NEP Team Responsibilities § Title I-A, Neglected § Title I-A, Delinquent § Foster Care 13

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