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Colorado Vocational Act


Changes to CVA for FY08 Reporting

In an effort to assist districts with their current year CVA reporting, CCCS has made the following minor changes for Final Financial Reporting for FY2007-08:

  1. Due Date Extension: Final Report is now due September 1, 2008.
  2. Options for calculating teacher benefits:
    Districts may record actual teacher benefit expenses
    or
    they may use a flat 28% benefit rate in place of the actual expenses.

Training on CVA Final Financial Reporting

Check the schedule for a location near you.

 

About CVA

The Colorado Vocational Act of 1970, CRS 23-8-101 et. seq., was adopted by the Colorado General Assembly to provide assistance to local school districts operating CTE programs approved by the State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education.

An audit of a secondary school district that receives funds from the Colorado Vocational Act is conducted approximately once every five years. Currently, there are 179 secondary school districts that are participating in the Colorado Vocational Act program. The Internal Audit Department audits those secondary school districts that receive Colorado Vocational Act funds.

 

The process and disbursement of CVA funds are governed by the SBCCOE Rules and Regulations. Supplemental directions can be found in the Administrators' Handbook for CVA.

 

Annually, CCCS creates a CVA Legislative Report.  This report gives information on student population, student FTE and costs associated with each program area. 

Contact Information

Brian Jenkins, CTE Grants Manager
Colorado Community College System
9101 E Lowry Blvd
Denver, CO  80230
Phone: 303-595-1572
Email: Brian.Jenkins@cccs.edu


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