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Use of Data for Fiscal Management of State Part C Systems

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The Center for IDEA Early Childhood Data Systems (DaSy) developed this document to increase the knowledge and skills of lead agency staff regarding the use of federal funds and planning the annual budget for the Part C program. It provides an in-depth look at the integral role of fiscal data in the development, management, and use of Part C funds including basic budget management information, examples of analysis, and samples of reports, forms, and other tools.

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  • Part C
    • Use of Funds
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Date

Nov 2015

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The Center for Early Childhood Data Systems (DaSy)

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