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Grant Personnel:
Allowable & Unallowable Costs For Grants and
Federal Programs Grant Writing Department: Susan Bauer Executive Director (713) 740-0038 JoAnne Healy Grant Technical Assistance Coordinator (713) 740-0868 Olivia Smith-Daugherty Grant Technical Assistance Coordinator (713) 740-0865
Accounting Department: Bethany J. Larned Chief Accountant (713) 740-0004 Marianne Junco Staff Accountant (713) 740-0018 Cynthia Schlesinger Staff Accountant (713) 740-0879 Please see list below to see who handles the grant you have. Bethany Larned Funds 211, 212, 255, 263, 266, 279, 285 and 287 Marianne Junco Funds 224, 225, 265, 274, 279, 280, 283, 284, 286, 287, 288, 289, 480 and 498 Cynthia Schlesinger Funds 244, 394, 397, 401, 404, 409, 427, 429 and 497
Grants are also called Special Revenue Funds. These funds are used to account for specific revenue sources, which are legally restricted to expenditures for specific purposes. Below is a list of Grants that have been applied for and the district has been awarded. These funds must be renewed each year and since the grant year does not match the Fiscal year, the grant year must be indicated in the account code. If the grant year is 2011-2012, then there must be a 12 in the activity code. The year in the activity code changes with each grant year. Example: 263.12.001.LEP. It is very important to have the correct grant year in the activity code.
263 = the general ledger fund/company 12 = fiscal year of the grant 001 = the general ledger responsibility code
LEP = the program or department code
211 224 263 255 283 285 404 480 265
Grant/Special Revenue Fund Deadlines For all grants below all goods and services must be encumbered, received and paid by the ending date. Payment requests for goods, services and travel must be incurred during the grant period. Requests for payments can be no earlier than 6 working days before actual disbursement of funds. Checks must be disbursed to payee within 3 days, otherwise this is considered an advance and the check must be returned to accounts payable to be voided. Federal Funds (200-289) Federal funds are received either directly from the federal government or through TEA.
*Campuses/departments will follow the deadlines set by the Associate Superintendent of Special Programs
State Funds (380-429) State funds are received from state agencies or through TEA.
*Campuses will follow the deadlines set by the Associate Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Prekindergarten 6th grade Local Funds (460-499) Local funds are donations received from corporations, local businesses or other organizations that require funds to be spent for a specific purpose.
Please see list below to see who handles the grant you have.
The Chief Accountant and Grant Department should be contacted upon the receipt of a grant award or donation.
Budget Amendment Request The Accountant assigned to your grant will set up your budget in the financial software as it is on the grant application. The grant budget in the financial software must match the grant budget as stated in the grant application. If a change in your program is needed, please review the grant application to determine if a budget amendment is needed with grantor and financial software or just in the financial software. You can contact the Grants office or one of the accountants listed above if you have questions about whether or not you need a budget amendment with the grantor. Budget amendments with TEA must be done 90 days before the ending date of the grant. Funds 211, 255, 263 and 285 budget amendments from campuses and departments must be approved by the Associate Superintendent of Special Programs. Fund 404 budget amendments from campuses and departments must be approved by the Associate Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Prekindergarten 6th grade. Fund 480 budget amendments from campuses and departments must be approved by the Education Foundation Office. Expenditures Grant funds and donations can only be expended as written in the grant application. Funds expended must be for those items that are essential in accomplishing the objectives of the program and for implementing activities described in the grant application. You are still responsible for following district policy and procedures when expending grant funds, along with the grantors guidelines. Petty Cash Checking cannot be used for Funds 211, 255, 263, 285, 404 and 480; any expenditure must be on a purchase order or a non-standard. To determine if an expenditure is an allowable cost of the special revenue funds click on link below. Allowable & Unallowable Costs for Grants and Federal Programs All encumbrances and expenditures of funds must occur within the grant beginning and ending dates of the grant, which is listed on the grant application or Notice of Grant Award. Also all goods must be received and all services must be rendered between the beginning and ending dates of the grant. Travel guidelines are different for grant funds; please check the Business Office Procedure Manual in the Travel Guidelines section there is a portion for Travel using Federal Funds. Expenditure Reports Federal State and some Local grant expenditure reports will be prepared and filed by the Accountants. The Director of Accounting and Chief Accountant will review the expenditure report prior to submission. Grantees must adhere to report due dates. Final payments are contingent upon completion of the: · Final expenditure report, submitted by Accountants · Program reports and documents, submitted by the administrator of the grant. Please check with the Chief Accountant regarding reporting requirement for local grants. Reporting requirements for some local grants may be the responsibility of the campus/department. |
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