Site Budget Categories

 

Part 1: Reference Sheet

Using your school’s budget and CIP/SIP, develop a reference sheet that identifies a total of 7-10 school budget line items across three or more budget account categories and align them to the school’s vision, mission, and CIP/SIP. Remember the CIP/SIP should drive the budget.

Use the “Reference Sheet Template” to complete this assignment. USE the “Arizona Chart of Accounts,” as a resource for account codes and line items.

https://www.azauditor.gov/sites/default/files/USFRCOA63020.pdf

Part 2: Reflection

On the “Reference Sheet Template,” write a 250-500 word reflection that explains how the budget line items and categories align to the school’s vision, mission, and CIP/SIP. Reflect on why it is the principal’s responsibility to ensure that the budget aligns to the school’s mission, vision, and continuous improvement initiatives.

APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected.

This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

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CONTENT

T3

Topic 3: Budget Alignment With The

Continuous Improvement Plan/School

Improvement Plan

Dec 9 – 15, 2021 Max Points: 140

Resources

EAD-510 Reference Sheet Template

EAD-510-T3-Referenc…

Big Picture Considerations When Building Your School

Budget

http://skycentral.com…

The Principal’s Guide to School Budgeting

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Analyzing Data and Assessing Local Needs

Objectives:

1. Analyze the relationship between budgetary decisions,

continuous improvement plans, and the established vision and

mission of the school. [ELCC 1,1, 1.2, 1.3, 5.2, 5.4; PSEL 2a, 2b,

9a, 9d]

2. Evaluate the responsibilities of a principal in supporting the

mission and vision of a school from the budgetary perspective.

[ELCC 1.2, 1.3; PSEL 1b, 2a, 9a, 10b]

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Use the “Reference Sheet Template” to complete the topic

assignment.

Read “Big Picture Considerations When Building Your School

Budget,” located on the Sky Central website (2016).

Read Chapter 2 and review Chapter 5.

Watch “Analyzing Data and Assessing Local Needs,” located

on YouTube (2015).

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Site Budget Categories –

Rubric

Reference Sheet 24 points

Criteria Description

Reference Sheet

5. Target 24 points

A thorough reference sheet

identifies 7-10 school budget line

items across three or more budget

account categories. Skillful

alignment to the school’s vision,

mission, and CIP/SIP is provided.

4. Acceptable 20.88 points

A detailed reference sheet identifies

7-10 school budget line items across

three or more budget account

categories. Logical alignment to the

school’s vision, mission, and CIP/SIP

are provided.

3. Approaching 17.76 points

The reference sheet is lacking

relevant detail. May identify less

than seven school budget line items

across less than three budget

account categories. Alignment to

the school’s vision, mission, and

CIP/SIP is underdeveloped.

2. Insufficient 16.56 points

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Assessments

Topic 3 Discussion Question 1

Start Date

Dec 9, 2021, 12:00 AM

Due Date

Dec 11, 2021, 11:59 PM

Points

5

Status

Upcoming

Topic 3 Discussion Question 2

Start Date

Dec 9, 2021, 12:00 AM

Due Date

Dec 13, 2021, 11:59 PM

Points

5

Status

Upcoming

https://youtu.be/2afI…

Arizona Chart of Accounts

https://www.azaudito…

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Assessment Description

Why is it important for the school leader to plan the school budget

in relation to the academic goals of the school? How might these

academic goals be integrated into the budget?

GO TO DISCUSSION

Assessment Description

As the school principal, you have been placed in charge of

allocating additional funds toward the improvement goals of your

school. Select at least two budget areas and their associated

function and object codes from this topic’s readings, or from your

school budget. Propose ways to allocate these funds and explain

why your proposal is an appropriate use of the additional funds.

on YouTube (2015).

Read “Arizona Chart of Accounts” to inform the topic

assignment, if needed.

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Site Budget Categories –

Rubric

Reference Sheet 24 points

Criteria Description

Reference Sheet

5. Target 24 points

A thorough reference sheet

identifies 7-10 school budget line

items across three or more budget

account categories. Skillful

alignment to the school’s vision,

mission, and CIP/SIP is provided.

4. Acceptable 20.88 points

A detailed reference sheet identifies

7-10 school budget line items across

three or more budget account

categories. Logical alignment to the

school’s vision, mission, and CIP/SIP

are provided.

3. Approaching 17.76 points

The reference sheet is lacking

relevant detail. May identify less

than seven school budget line items

across less than three budget

account categories. Alignment to

the school’s vision, mission, and

CIP/SIP is underdeveloped.

2. Insufficient 16.56 points

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School Budgetary Needs Assessment Survey

Requires LopesWrite

Start Date

Dec 9, 2021, 12:00 AM

Due Date

Dec 15, 2021, 11:59 PM

Points

30

Rubric

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Status

Upcoming

SUBMIT ASSIGNMENT

Assessment Description

Before proposing a budget for the upcoming year, school leaders

must complete the budget review process, which includes

conducting a needs assessment that allows leaders to identify

current student and school needs and how well they are currently

being met.

Create an online needs assessment survey tool to assess current

school needs and how well the action items on the school’s CIP/SIP

plan are being met. The needs assessment survey should have 8-10

questions and be designed specifically to collect information from

school faculty and staff about their ability to meet student needs.

You will be administering this needs assessment survey in Topic 4.

The needs assessment survey should address, but not be limited

to:

Assessment of the school’s current abilities to meet student

needs and outcomes (e.g., what is working/strengths and what

is lacking/areas of opportunity).

Resources required to meet student needs and outcomes

Wants and requests for meeting student needs and outcomes

Gaps that are affecting student performance.

Faculty and staff are just two stakeholder groups whose input is

needed for a comprehensive school needs assessment. Write a

250-500 word description of other stakeholders who would need to

be surveyed as well as other key data points that would need to be

gathered as part of a comprehensive school needs assessment.

Explain why this input is needed.

Provide the link to your online needs assessment survey at the

bottom of your description.

Support your assignment with 2-3 scholarly resources.

While APA style format is not required for the body of this

assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and PSEL standards

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Site Budget Categories –

Rubric

Reference Sheet 24 points

Criteria Description

Reference Sheet

5. Target 24 points

A thorough reference sheet

identifies 7-10 school budget line

items across three or more budget

account categories. Skillful

alignment to the school’s vision,

mission, and CIP/SIP is provided.

4. Acceptable 20.88 points

A detailed reference sheet identifies

7-10 school budget line items across

three or more budget account

categories. Logical alignment to the

school’s vision, mission, and CIP/SIP

are provided.

3. Approaching 17.76 points

The reference sheet is lacking

relevant detail. May identify less

than seven school budget line items

across less than three budget

account categories. Alignment to

the school’s vision, mission, and

CIP/SIP is underdeveloped.

2. Insufficient 16.56 points

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Site Budget Categories

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Dec 9, 2021, 12:00 AM

Due Date

Dec 15, 2021, 11:59 PM

Points

80

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should be referenced using APA documentation guidelines, which

can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success

Center.

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the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for

successful completion.

You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. A link to

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SUBMIT ASSIGNMENT

Assessment Description

You have had experience in Topics 1 and 2 with needs assessment

and developing a small group budget. Now shift your thinking

toward how to create a large group budget that is aligned to the

school’s continuous improvement plan (CIP). Becoming familiar

with the funding areas and how to align the budget items to the

plan is essential when it comes to budgeting.

A responsibility of the principal is learning what the function and

object codes are as they relate to categories within the school

budget. As a principal, you will be required to allocate funds into

these categories to plan for the upcoming year.

Part 1: Reference Sheet

Using your school’s budget and CIP/SIP, develop a reference sheet

that identifies a total of 7-10 school budget line items across three

or more budget account categories and align them to the school’s

vision, mission, and CIP/SIP. Remember the CIP/SIP should drive

the budget.

Use the “Reference Sheet Template” to complete this assignment. If

you are unable to obtain a copy of the school budget, use the

“Arizona Chart of Accounts,” as a resource for account codes and

line items.

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Reference Sheet 24 points

Criteria Description

Reference Sheet

5. Target 24 points

A thorough reference sheet

identifies 7-10 school budget line

items across three or more budget

account categories. Skillful

alignment to the school’s vision,

mission, and CIP/SIP is provided.

4. Acceptable 20.88 points

A detailed reference sheet identifies

7-10 school budget line items across

three or more budget account

categories. Logical alignment to the

school’s vision, mission, and CIP/SIP

are provided.

3. Approaching 17.76 points

The reference sheet is lacking

relevant detail. May identify less

than seven school budget line items

across less than three budget

account categories. Alignment to

the school’s vision, mission, and

CIP/SIP is underdeveloped.

2. Insufficient 16.56 points

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Topic 3 Participation

Start Date

Dec 9, 2021, 12:00 AM

Due Date

Dec 15, 2021, 11:59 PM

Points

20

Status

Upcoming

Part 2: Reflection

On the “Reference Sheet Template,” write a 250-500 word reflection

that explains how the budget line items and categories align to the

school’s vision, mission, and CIP/SIP. Reflect on why it is the

principal’s responsibility to ensure that the budget aligns to the

school’s mission, vision, and continuous improvement initiatives.

APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected.

This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning

the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for

successful completion.

You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. A link to

the LopesWrite Technical Support Articles is located in Class

Resources if you need assistance.

GO TO DISCUSSION

Assessment Description

There is no description for this assessment.

Site Budget Categories –

Rubric

Reference Sheet 24 points

Criteria Description

Reference Sheet

5. Target 24 points

A thorough reference sheet

identifies 7-10 school budget line

items across three or more budget

account categories. Skillful

alignment to the school’s vision,

mission, and CIP/SIP is provided.

4. Acceptable 20.88 points

A detailed reference sheet identifies

7-10 school budget line items across

three or more budget account

categories. Logical alignment to the

school’s vision, mission, and CIP/SIP

are provided.

3. Approaching 17.76 points

The reference sheet is lacking

relevant detail. May identify less

than seven school budget line items

across less than three budget

account categories. Alignment to

the school’s vision, mission, and

CIP/SIP is underdeveloped.

2. Insufficient 16.56 points

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Case Briefs

1.Critical Legal Thinking Case It is entitled Tri-State Petroleum v. Saber Energy, Inc. Tri-State admitted its breach but claimed that lost profits are an inappropriate measure of damages. Using IRAC, who wins?

 

The Case:

18.4 Right to Recover Lost Profits Saber Energy, Inc. (Saber), entered into a sales contract with Tri-State Petroleum Corporation (Tri-State). The contract called for Saber to sell Tri-State 110,000 barrels of gasoline per month for six months. Saber was to deliver the gasoline through the colonial pipeline in Pasadena, Texas. The first 110,000 barrels were delivered on time. On August 1, Saber was informed that Tri-State was canceling the contract. Saber sued Tri-State for breach of contract and sought to recover its lost profits as damages. Tri-State admitted its breach but claimed that lost profits is an inappropriate measure of damages. Who wins?

 

Tri-State Petroleum Corporation v. Saber Energy, Inc. 845 F.2d 575, Web 1988 U.S. App. Lexis 6819 (United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit)

 

2. Critical Legal Thinking Case on Liquidated Damages. The case is entitled The case Uzan v. 845 UN Limited Partnership. You do not need to write in IRAC for these questions. How do liquidated damages differ from actual damages? Do liquidated damages serve an important business purpose?

 

CASE 2

“In his affidavit Donald Trump stated that he sought

25% down payments from preconstruction purchasers

at the Trump World Tower because of the substantial

length of time between contract signing and closing, and

because of the obvious associated risks.”

—Mazzarelli, Judge

 

The Trump World Tower is a 72-story luxury condominium building constructed at 845 United Nations Plaza in Manhattan, New York. Donald Trump is managing general partner of the building. Even before the building was constructed, 845 UN Limited Partnership (845 UN) began selling condominiums at the building. The condominium offering plan required a nonrefundable down payment of 25 percent of the purchase price. The purchase contract

provided that if a purchaser defaulted and did not complete the purchase, 845 UN could keep the 25 percent down payment as liquidated damages.

Cem Uzan and Hakan Uzan, brothers and Turkish billionaires, each contracted to purchase two condominium units on the top floors of the building. Cem and Hakan were both represented by attorneys. Over the course of two years, while the building was being constructed, the brothers paid the 25 percent nonrefundable down payment of $8 million. On September 11, 2001, before the building was complete, terrorists attacked New York City by flying two planes into the World Trade Center, the city’s two tallest buildings, murdering thousands of people. Cem and Hakan sent letters to 845 UN, rescinding their purchase agreements because of the terrorist attack that occurred on September 11. Thus, 845 UN terminated the four purchase agreements and kept the 25 percent down payments on the four condominiums as liquidated damages. Cem and Hakan sued 845 UN, alleging that the money should be returned to them. However, 845 UN

defended, arguing that the 25 percent nonrefundable down payment was an enforceable liquidated damages clause.

The Supreme Court of New York, appellate division, sided with 845 UN and held that Cem and Hakan had breached their contract with 845 UN and that 845 UN was entitled to keep the 25 percent down payment as liquidated damages. The appellate court granted 845 UN’s motion

for summary judgment, allowing 845 UN to keep Cem and Hakan’s down payments and dismissed their complaint.

Uzan v. 845 UN Limited Partnership, 10 A.D.3d

230, 778 N.Y.S.2d 171, Web 2004 N.Y.App. Div. Lexis

8362 (Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division)

 

Critical Legal Thinking Questions

 

How do liquidated damages differ from actual damages?

Do liquidated damages serve an important busines

Required Components Of Transition

All special educators who teach secondary students will be required to create transition plans that are meaningful and appropriate for the student. Transition plans go one step further than the IEP by adding specific goals and services that will help the student be successful after graduation in future education and training, in the community, and/or in the workforce. Being able to write an effective transition plan is a legal requirement for high school special education teachers.

Part 1: Creating a Transition Plan

Read “Case Scenario: Alex.” Create an IDEA-compliant transition plan for Alex using a template of your choice. The plan should address the following.

· Identify Alex’s strengths, preferences, and interests.

· Measurable postsecondary goals for education/vocational training, jobs and employment, and independent living.

· Support for IEP goals and services including transition activities and people/agencies who can provide support.

Part 2: Sharing a Transition Plan

Create a 3-5 minute video that explains the transition plan you have created to Alex, his parents/guardians, and others who support Alex in meeting his goals. The video should address the following.

· Explain all parts of the transition plan.

· Identify 2-3 strategies that will be employed to promote a successful transition for Alex.

· Describe 2-3 collaboration strategies that you can use when working with Alex and his parents/guardians as the transition plan is executed and progress towards his goals is monitored.

Remember that video and audio quality are important and should be taken into consideration. Ensure your video is filmed with sufficient lighting and that the volume is adequate for viewers to hear. Intonation, expression, proper speech, and professional attire are expected.

Refer to “Recording, Editing, and Uploading a Video or Podcast” and use an online video platform such as Zoom, Loom, YouTube, or Vimeo to upload your completed video. If you upload your video to YouTube, select the “unlisted” option. Ensure that others can access and view your linked video prior to submission.

Submit the transition plan and the link to your video as a Word document.

While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines, which can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

You are not required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite.

Integrating The Six Pillars Of Character (Packback Question)

 (111) How Do Students Use Packback? – YouTube

The link above explains what and how it’s used PLEASE WATCH

These are things that DO NOT belong in Packback:

  •   Questions that are phrased as a statement, not a question
  •   Questions that are closed-ended (only one “right” answer)
  •   Posts that are plagiarized or contain mostly quoted content
  •   Questions or responses that contain profanity or offensive language
  •   Questions about “class logistics” (tests, homework, schedule)
  •   Questions or responses that are not related to the subject matter of the community
  •   Duplicates of other questions or responses already posted
  •   Questions or responses that are intended for cheating

How to ask a great question on Packback

The goal of Packback is to create a community where everyone is sharing questions that foster valuable discussion, challenge existing ways of looking at the world, and uncover brilliant new ideas for applying class learning to the real world.These are the 3 components of a GREAT question to post on Packback:

  • It is OPEN for discussion, and can’t just be “Googled” That means it has more than 1 possible valuable response, so that many people can share ideas and discuss.
  • It SHARES interesting knowledge, source or ideas Great questions share interesting information, sources or ideas from other thinkers, and take them one step further to create a new idea or perspective.
  • It BUILDS connection between the class and the real world Great questions apply and connect class information to real world problems or concepts from other classes. Some of the most creative new ideas come from combining two unrelated ideas, a technique known as “Combinatory Thinking”.

Here are the other links needed:

Respecting Differences (Grades K-5) (drake.edu)

Digital Citizenship (Grades 6-12) (drake.edu)

The Six Pillars of Character – Character Counts