State Allotment Programs

The supplemental state program allotments expenditures should be attributed to programs and services to the eligible identified students and/or appropriate strategies. The programs are structured on an annual basis, and the Foundation School Program (FSP) allotments are paid annually. Therefore, the focus of compliance testing by the Local Education Agency's (LEA)'s external auditor during the annual financial audit for the FSP supplemental state allotment program should be for that one-year time period.  The required percentages of direct program expenditures made annually per program are listed below.

If a school purchases an item with state program allotment funds, then it must not be used for any other purposes. If the item is used for other purposes, then they must split fund the item based on a systematic method, i.e., time of use or they may reimburse the program for usage of the item.

J-4 Schedule, Use of Funds Report for Select State Allotment Programs

The J-4 is required to be included in the annual financial audit report for Charter Schools and ISDs in compliance with Texas Education Code, §48.104 and §48.105.

• Schedule J-4, Use of Funds Report for Select State Allotment Programs (PDF, 106 KB)
• Only unallocated amounts coded to funds 199 or 420 should be included on the J-4 schedule.
• Esser Funds 266, 281, 282, and 283 should not be included on the J-4 schedule.

Allotment Program - Frequently Asked Questions

State Allotment Program Frequently Asked Questions

Presentations

• Program Slides: State Allotment Monitoring Program (SAMP) Slides
• Video: 

State Allotment Monitoring Program

As mentioned above, the focus of compliance testing by the LEA's external auditor for the FSP state allotment program is for a one-year time period; however, TEA uses a rolling three-year average¹ of the LEA's allocations and expenditures to determine compliance with spending requirements for each allotment program. TEA uses allocated amounts in these calculations. Specific Near-Final (NF) Summary of Finance (SOF) runs are used to monitor the required spending percentage for each state allotment program.  Additional flexibility will be provided as fund 199 will be combined with ESSER fund codes 266, 281, 282, and 283 for testing compliance with state allotment spending.  TEA will notify LEAs who have been identified with underutilized supplemental state allotment program funds. Based on the level of underutilization, the TEA may ask the LEA to make up the difference in the following year, require corrective action plans, and/or conduct further monitoring review activities to seek LEA statutory compliance.

Below are the specific NF SOF run IDs that will be used:

• 2019-2020 Run ID 29015
• 2020-2021 Run ID 33209
• 2021-2022 Run ID 37791
• 2022-2023 Run ID TBD

_{1. Financial Accountability System Resource Guide Module 1, Financial Accounting and Reporting Appendices, Appendix A, page 222; and Texas Education Code (TEC), §48.104 and §48.105.} 

Rules and Tools

• Texas Education Code (TEC), §48.103 Dyslexia Allotment
• TEC, §48.104 Compensatory Education Allotment
• TEC, §48.105 Bilingual Education Allotment
• TEC, §48.106 Career and Technology Education Allotment
• TEC, §48.108 Early Education Allotment
• TEC, §48.109 Gifted and Talented Student Allotment
• TEC, §48.110 College, Career, or Military Readiness Outcomes Bonus
• TASBO State Allotment Spending Compliance Tool