FEDERAL PROGRAMS 101

$250.00

Are you new to Federal Programs or looking for a practical roadmap to help you successfully navigate your ESEA responsibilities throughout the school year?

The Federal Education Consulting Group is pleased to offer Federal Programs 101, a two-part training series designed specifically for new Federal Programs Coordinators. This training will provide a comprehensive overview of key federal program requirements, important deadlines, and monitoring expectations to help you confidently manage your district’s ESEA programs.

Training Dates

Part 1: August 3, 2026 | 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Focus on responsibilities and requirements from August through December

Review critical deadlines, compliance requirements, and program implementation activities for the first half of the school year

Part 2: December 7, 2026 | 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Focus on responsibilities and requirements from January through July

Prepare for spring monitoring activities, end-of-year requirements, carryover considerations, and planning for the upcoming school year

What Will Be Covered?

Using the Federal Programs Calendar and ESEA Tiered Monitoring Self-Monitoring Checklist as our guides, participants will receive practical information and tools related to:

Federal Programs timelines and deadlines

ESEA compliance requirements

Monitoring preparation and documentation

Program implementation expectations

Programmatic responsibilities

Parent and family engagement requirements

Equitable services considerations

End-of-year reporting and planning activities

Cost

$250 per participant


(Includes both two-hour training sessions and all training materials.)

About the Presenters

The training will be facilitated by Julie Cowell and Theresa Villmer, retired Missouri DESE Federal Programs staff with more than 60 years of combined experience in education and extensive expertise in ESEA program administration, monitoring, and compliance.

Whether you are brand new to Federal Programs or simply want a better understanding of Missouri’s federal program requirements, this training will provide the foundation and confidence needed for a successful year.

Are you new to Federal Programs or looking for a practical roadmap to help you successfully navigate your ESEA responsibilities throughout the school year?

The Federal Education Consulting Group is pleased to offer Federal Programs 101, a two-part training series designed specifically for new Federal Programs Coordinators. This training will provide a comprehensive overview of key federal program requirements, important deadlines, and monitoring expectations to help you confidently manage your district’s ESEA programs.

Training Dates

Part 1: August 3, 2026 | 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Focus on responsibilities and requirements from August through December

Review critical deadlines, compliance requirements, and program implementation activities for the first half of the school year

Part 2: December 7, 2026 | 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Focus on responsibilities and requirements from January through July

Prepare for spring monitoring activities, end-of-year requirements, carryover considerations, and planning for the upcoming school year

What Will Be Covered?

Using the Federal Programs Calendar and ESEA Tiered Monitoring Self-Monitoring Checklist as our guides, participants will receive practical information and tools related to:

Federal Programs timelines and deadlines

ESEA compliance requirements

Monitoring preparation and documentation

Program implementation expectations

Programmatic responsibilities

Parent and family engagement requirements

Equitable services considerations

End-of-year reporting and planning activities

Cost

$250 per participant


(Includes both two-hour training sessions and all training materials.)

About the Presenters

The training will be facilitated by Julie Cowell and Theresa Villmer, retired Missouri DESE Federal Programs staff with more than 60 years of combined experience in education and extensive expertise in ESEA program administration, monitoring, and compliance.

Whether you are brand new to Federal Programs or simply want a better understanding of Missouri’s federal program requirements, this training will provide the foundation and confidence needed for a successful year.