Revised JTPA Summary Program Report instructions
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TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER NO. 10-97, Change 1
Classification: JTPA/JSPR. Correspondence symbol: TDCR. Issue date: July 24, 1998.
Rescissions: None. Expiration date: Continuing.
TO: ALL STATE JPTA LIAISONS; ALL STATE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY AGENCIES; ALL STATE WORKER ADJUSTMENT LIAISONS; ALL ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER SYSTEM LEADS
FROM: DAVID HENSON, Director, Office of Regional Management
SUBJECT: Instructions for Preparation of the JPTA Summary Program Report (JSPR)
Purpose. To transmit changes to the instructions for the JTPA Summary Program Report, ETA 9047.
References. (a) TEIN 48-93 and TEIN 48-93, Change 1, and (b) TEGL No. 7-95, “JTPA Intertitle Transfer of Funds”.
Background. Changes have been made to the instructions for lines 1, 3, 4, 6, and 29 to provide clarification, and in some instances to eliminate double counting which would otherwise have occurred.
Action Required. State Liaisons are requested to distribute the attached revised JSPR instructions to all offices within the State which need such information to respond to the Title II-B reporting requirements.
Inquiries. Questions concerning this Training and Employment Guidance Letter should be directed to the appropriate Regional Office representative or Haskel Lowery at (202) 219-5305, x176.
Attachments. Amended Instructions for the JSPR.
Official attachment: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/1998/TEGL10-97_Ch1_attach.pdf
Attachment I — JTPA Summary Program Report (JSPR) format instructions
JTPA SUMMARY PROGRAM REPORT (JSPR) FORMAT INSTRUCTIONS “Title II-B” and “Title I, Section 123 (8%)”
- Purpose. The JTPA Annual Summary Program Report (JSPR) (ETA 9047), formerly called the JASPR, displays participant enrollment information and cumulative data on the characteristics of individuals who participated in the Title II-B grant. The form has been modified to allow the collection of financial and cost information. The new cost and financial information will be used to determine levels of program services and will allow the Department to gain greater access to information on program expenditures and participant costs to respond to Congressional and Administration oversight.
In the past, financial information for the JTPA Title II-B grant and for the Title I, Section 123, was exclusively reported on the JTPA Quarterly Status Report (JQSR) (ETA 9040) OMB No. 1205-0323 expiration date July 31, 2001. Now similar financial data and new cost information will be collected on the JSPR as well.
Also, a separate JSPR form is being used to capture annual information for the JTPA Title I, Section 123, State Education Coordination (8%) grant on a Statewide basis for the program year ending each June 30. These reporting requirements have been approved by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) according to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, as amended, under OMB Approval No. 1205-0379.
- General Instructions
a. A JSPR will be submitted by the State for the Title II-B summer youth program simultaneously to the National Office and the appropriate Regional Office using the following schedule:
| Report | Data as of | Due to RO/NO |
|---|---|---|
| Planning Estimates | June 15 | June 30 |
| Mid-summer Report | July 15 | July 31 |
| End of Program | Sept 30 | Oct 15 |
b. A separate JSPR will be submitted by the State for the Title I, Section 123 program. It shall be submitted 45 days after the end of the program year (June 30), but no later than August 15.
One copy of the JSPR for the Title II-B and Title I, Section 123 programs is to be provided to the appropriate Regional Administrator for Employment and Training in the Department of Labor Regional Office. An additional copy of each JSPR for these grants is to be provided to:
U.S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
Office of Employment and Training Programs
200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.
Room N-4463
Washington, D.C. 20210
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Facsimile of Form. See the following page.
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Instructions for Completing the JTPA Summary Program Report (JSPR) for Title II-B and Title I, Section 123, Grants.
A. State’s Name and Address
Enter the name and address of the recipient State.
B. Type of Grant
Designate the source of funding for the grant for which data is being provided on this JSPR, i.e., Title II-B or Title I, Section 123.
C. State’s Grant Number
Enter the recipient State's grant number, as assigned by the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) in a separate issuance.
FORM FACSIMILE (blank fields transcribed)
JTPA Annual Summary Program Report (JSPR), “Title II-B and Title I, Sec. 123” — U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. OMB No. 1205-0379. Expiration Date: 01/31/99. ETA 9047, October 1997.
A. State’s Name and Address: [blank]
B. Grant Type: [ ] Title II-B; CY [blank]. [ ] Title I, Sec. 123; PY [blank].
C. State’s Grant Number: [blank]
D. Report Period: From [blank] To [blank]
Section I — STATEWIDE PARTICIPANT SUMMARY
1. Total Participants
2. Total Participants in Academic Enrichment including life skills training
3. Total Participants in Private Sector Employment Activities
4. Total Participants in Work Experience
5. Total Participants in Academic Enrichment & Work Experience
6. Total Participants in other Activities
Section II — PARTICIPANTS CHARACTERISTICS SUMMARY
7. Male | 17. White (Not Hispanic)
8. Female | 18. Black (Not Hispanic)
9. Age: 14 - 15 Years | 19. Hispanic
10. 16 - 17 Years | 20. American Indian or Alaskan Native
11. 18 - 21 Years | 21. Asian or Pacific Islander
12. 22 Years and Above (Title I, Sec. 123 ONLY) | 22. Attending School Full-time
13. Limited English Proficiency | 23. Completed: Grades 0-8
14. Disability | 24. Grades 9-11
15. Offender: Misdemeanors and Felonies | 25. Grades 12 and Above
16. Received Title II-B Follow up Services (Sec. 253(d)) | 26. Single Parent with dependent(s) under 18
Section III — FINANCIAL SUMMARY
27. Allotment (NOO Amount) | 32. Average Hours participated per week
28. Carry-in | 33. Average weeks participated
29. Transfers | 34. Average Hours in Academic Enrichment
30. Total II-B Funds Available | 35. Average Cost per Participant
31. Total Expenditures
Remarks: [blank]
E. Signature and Title: [blank]. F. Date Signed: [blank]. G. Telephone No.: [blank].
Persons are not required to respond to this collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Respondents obligation to reply to these reporting requirements are Mandatory (PL 102-367). Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 3 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Employment Training Programs, Room N-4459, Washington, D.C. 20210 (Paperwork Reduction Project 1205-0379).
D. Report Period
Enter in "From" the beginning date of the designated JTPA Title II-B report year, i.e., October 1, or the beginning of the Title I, Section 123, program year, i.e., July 1. Enter in "To" the ending date of the report period, as specified in Item 2, above.
E. Signature and Title (at bottom of the page)
The authorized official of the Governor signs here and enters his/her title.
F. Date Signed
Enter the date the report is signed by the authorized official.
G. Telephone Number
Enter the area code and telephone number of the authorized official.
SECTION I - STATEWIDE PARTICIPATION SUMMARY
Line 1. Total Participants (Cumulative)
Enter the total number of participants who were receiving employment, training or services (except post-termination services) funded under the grant, as appropriate, through the end of the report period.
"Participant", for reporting purposes, means any individual who has: (1) been determined eligible upon intake; and (2) started receiving subsidized employment, training or services (except post-termination services) funded under the Act, following intake. Individuals who receive ONLY outreach and/or intake and initial assessment services or post-termination services are excluded.
The Statewide entry on the JSPR Line 1, Total Participants, for the Title I, Section 123, grant should be equal to the entry on Line 34, Column (D), of the JQSR submitted for June 30.
Note: The entry on Line 1 is the total of Lines 2 through 5.
Line 2. Total Participants in Academic Enrichment including life skills training
Enter the number of Title II-B participants in academic enrichment including personal development courses, seminars, etc.--often referred to as Life Skills " instruction. This entry is a count of participants in academic enrichment activities ONLY and should not double count those participants included on Line 5--Academic Enrichment and Work Experience. This entry may not exceed the entry for Line 1.
NOTE: The entry for Line 2 must be zero on the JSPR submitted for the Title I, Section 123, grant program.
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: A participant is considered to have enrolled in academic activity if:
a. he/she participated in a structured learning experience off the job where the Secretary's Commission on Achieving Necessary Skills (SCANS) Foundation Skills and Competencies (or reasonable variation thereof) and/or other academic disciplines are taught and progress can be measured and documented; or
b. he/she participated in a structured learning experience on the job (e.g., "contextual learning") where SCANS foundation skills and competencies (or reasonable variation thereof) and/or other academic disciplines are taught and progress can be measured and documented; or,
c. he/she participated in structured learning experience, as described above, which combined learning off the job and on the job.
Line 3. Total Participants in Private Sector Employment Activities
Enter the total number of participants in private sector employment activities as defined below. This entry may not exceed the entry for Line 1. Also, enter in the Remarks Section the total number of participants in Line 3 enrolled in Academic Enrichment and private sector employment activities concurrently or as a combined activity.
NOTE: Exclude participants in work experience activities in the public or not-for-profit sectors.
PRIVATE SECTOR ENTRY EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE ACTIVITIES: Entry employment experience or private internships are formal experience opportunities to examine or investigate employment typically at private-for-profit worksites.
Line 4. Total Participants in Work Experience
Enter the total number of participants in the public sector entry employment experience or employment in a non-profit sector. This entry is a count of participants in work experience ONLY and should not double count those participants in Line 5--Academic Experience and Work Experience.
Work experience activity: Entry employment experience or public internship are formal experience opportunities to examine or investigate employment at a public worksite or non-profit organization. This entry may not exceed the entry for Line 1.
NOTE: Exclude participants in work experience activities in the private sector employment.
Line 5. Total Participants in Academic Enrichment and Work Experience
Enter the total number of participants enrolled in the Academic Enrichment and work experience concurrently or as a combined activity. This entry should not double count any of the participants counted on Line 2. This entry should not exceed the entry for Line 1.
Line 6. Total Participants in other Activities
Enter the total number of participants enrolled in Title II-B and also co-enrolled in Title II-C.
NOTE: Line 6 is not to be added to Lines 2 through 5.
The co-enrolled participants will also be reflected in Line 2 through 5 above.
SECTION II - PARTICIPANT CHARACTERISTICS SUMMARY
Gender
Line 7. Male
Line 8. Female
Distribute the participants by line according to gender. The sum of Lines 7. and 8. should equal Total Participants (Line 1.).
Age
Line 9. 14 - 15 Years
Line 10. 16 - 17 Years
Line 11. 18 - 21 Years
Line 12. 22 Years and Above (Title I, Section 123, ONLY)
Distribute the participants by line according to age (based on date of birth) at the time of entry into the program. The sum of Lines 9. thru 12. should equal Total Participants (Line 1.).
NOTE: The entry for Line 12 must be ZERO on the JSPR for the Title II-B grant.
Other Barriers to Employment
Line 13. Limited English Proficiency
Line 14. Disability
Line 15. Offender: Misdemeanors and Felonies
Include participants who meet the definition specified at Section 4(17) of the Act.
Line 16. Received Title II-B Follow Up Services (Sec. 253(d))
Include Title II-B participants who received the appropriate follow-up services called for in their service strategies. These may include employability and/or supportive services.
Race/Ethnic Group
Line 17. White (Not Hispanic)
Line 18. Black (Not Hispanic)
Line 19. Hispanic
Line 20. American Indian or Alaskan Native
Line 21. Asian or Pacific Islander
Distribute the participants by line according to the Race/ Ethnic Groups listed above. For purposes of this report, Hawaiian Natives are to be recorded as "Asian or Pacific Islander". The sum of Lines 17. thru 21. should equal Total Participants (Line 1).
Line 22. Attending School Full-Time
Enter the total number of participants who are currently enrolled in and are attending any school full-time or are between school terms and intend to return to school. This entry may not exceed the entry for Line 1.
Highest School Grade Completed
Line 23. Grades 0 - 8
Line 24. Grades 9 - 11
Line 25. Grades 12 and Above
Distribute the participants by line according to highest school grade completed. The sum of Lines 23. thru 25. should equal Total Participants (Line 1.).
Family Status
Line 26. Single Parent with dependent (s) Under 18
Enter the number of participants for whom the above family status classification applies. This entry may not exceed the entry for Line 1.
SECTION III - FINANCIAL SUMMARY
NOTE: This section is to be filled out for Title II-B ONLY.
Line 27. Allotment (NOO Amount)
Enter the amount of Federal funds found on the most recent Notice of Obligation (NOO).
Line 28. Carry-In
Enter the amount carried in from previous Calendar Year program(s).
Line 29. Transfers
Enter the amount of Federal funds transferred to/from Title II-C in accordance with Sections 206, 256, and 266 of the Act; the 1996 Omnibus Appropriation Bill, 110 Stat. 1321; FY 1995 Rescission Bill, P.L. 104-19; the 1997 Appropriation Act, P.L. 104-28, and the DOL Appropriations Act of 1998, P.L. 105-78.
Transfers “from” Title II-B should be indicated as negative numbers.
Line 30. Total II-B Funds Available
Enter the total amount of Federal funds available for expenditure (net of all transfers) through the end of the reporting period.
Line 31. Total Expenditures
Enter the total amount of Federal funds expended through the end of the reporting period.
Note: For items 27 thru 31 use whole dollars ONLY, no cents.
Line 32. Average Hours participated per week
Enter the total number of hours participants were enrolled in a program activity divided by the total number of participants.
Line 33. Average weeks participated
Enter the total number of weeks participants were enrolled in a program activity divided by the total number of participants.
Line 34. Average Hours in Academic Enrichment
Enter the total number of hours participants were enrolled in academic enrichment divided by the total number of participants enrolled in academic enrichment.
NOTE: For items 33 through 34 ROUND to one (1) decimal point.
Line 35. Average Cost per Participant
Enter the total amount of Federal funds expended divided by the total number of participants.
NOTE: Use whole dollars ONLY, no cents.
Definitions for most common terms, not specifically defined in the JSPR instructions, above, may be found in the instructions for the Standardized Program Information Report (SPIR). Refer to TEIN 5-93, Change 1.
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