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Top 5 Challenges Federal Programs Directors Face (and How to Navigate Them)

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The role of a Federal Programs Director can be challenging—but it is instrumental in helping schools and students achieve greater success. Here are the top 5 challenges Federal Programs Directors face, with tips for how to navigate each one. CHALLENGE #1: Getting Schools to Turn in Required Documents On Time It’s tough enough to meet […]

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Building Your Network as a Federal Programs Director

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To be a leader in education, you need a strong network. But how do you go about building your network as a Federal Programs Director? As a Federal Programs Director, your network extends far beyond your district. You regularly interact with education leaders at the local, statewide, and national levels, so it makes sense

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10 Tips for Achieving Excellence as a Federal Programs Director

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In our last blog post, 10 Tips for New Federal Programs Directors, we shared ideas for how to hit the ground running as a new Federal Programs Director, to ensure compliance from day one. In this post, we’ll look at how to become even better at achieving excellence in your new role. As a Federal

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10 Tips for NEW Federal Programs Directors

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You’ve had a rewarding career in education, and now you’ve been hired as a Federal Programs Director. Kudos to you! This is an important role that impacts students across your district – and it comes with a lot of responsibility. Federal Programs Directors oversee strategic plans, manage budgets, provide leadership for Federal Programs, and ensure

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Retirement Checklist for State and Federal Program Directors

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Congratulations! You’re retiring from a State and Federal Programs position and preparing to move on to the next phase in your life. If retirement is on the horizon, you may be looking forward to travel, relaxation, or spending more time with your family – but before you close your office door, there are just a

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End-of-the-Year To-Do List for Federal Programs

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As a Federal Programs Director, you’re busy all year – and the end of the year is especially hectic! Here’s a simple to-do list to close out your federal programs for the year, and prepare for the next year. Preparing for the end of the fiscal year: #1 – Conduct program evaluations for each funding

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Check Out What’s New with CrateIt!

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Review Pending Files in CrateIt Title1Crate gives administrators a way to efficiently and thoroughly review and organize all of their compliance documentation. 806 Technologies is proud to announce that customers can now review pending files directly within the CrateIt mobile app. All you have to do is open your updated CrateIt mobile app and select

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5 Tips for Preparing for your FPM Review

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Every year, the California Department of Education (CDE) designates school districts, direct-funded charter schools, and county offices that receive government funding to review. These reviews take place to ensure that entities are spending the funding as required by law. What is an FPM Review? CDE designated the Federal Program Monitoring (FPM) office to supervise FPM

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