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| Print Engage NY Materials |
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We are pleased to print curriculum materials offered electronically on EngageNY. As you are aware, Next Generation Standards have been rolled out and testing for the Next Generation Standards will begin by the spring of 2021. We’ve been advised that the EngageNY materials will NOT be updated to reflect the various changes found in the Next Generation Standards. There is still educational value in the EngageNY materials, and we are happy to place your order. This statement serves as a communication tool to ensure that you are aware of the circumstances, thus fostering a deeper review of the the materials prior to placing an order. To place an order
If you are interested in our print shop printing the modules or have any questions, please contact Eric Christ (email Eric Christ or call 821-7105) in the print shop. He will be able to assist you. |
| Textbook Aid? |
| The State Education Department has received numerous inquiries from school districts wishing to download and use the NYS Common Core ELA/Literacy and Mathematics curriculum modules posted online at http://engageny.org/ and apply State Textbook Aid towards the cost of reproducing the materials for classroom use. Districts that choose to reproduce the New York State Common Core ELA/Literacy and Mathematics curriculum modules may claim the expenditures for reproduction for State Textbook Aid. The reproduced materials must be for use as a textbook. Any Textbook Aid denerated as a result of these expenses will be a part of the district's maximum allotment, not in addition to the district's maximum allotment. Questions regarding the NYS Common Core curriculum modules may be addressed to Mary Cahill at mcahill@mail.nysed.gov. Questions regarding Textbook Aid may be addressed to the State Aid Unit at 518-474-2977 (online at https://stateaid.nysed.gov/). |
| BOCES Aid? |
| Our printing services are eligible for BOCES Aid. The aim formula for Erie 1 BOCES' component districts range from 62 to 82 percent. Meaning a $100 order could prompt $60-$80 back in BOCES state aid. In the case of Common Core materials, a public school district cannot use Text Book Aid and BOCES Aid at the same time. It is one or the other. Your district's finance office should have a process in place internally for processing the Text Book Aid. With the finance office approval, we'll print your materials and process them under a "non-BOCES aidable" expense line so that your business office can process it under their text book funding. We need to know this designation at the time you place your print order. So please note that you are electing for text book (or non-BOCES aidable) printing at the time you place your order. If it is not identified, we will process your order under the standard BOCES-aid. Of course, should you need items printed that are not eligible for Text Book aid, just let us know and we can still print them under the BOCES-aidable code. If we can serve you better, or help you further with this function, please give us a call and we will do our best to meet your changing needs. |
| Non-Public Schools |
| Textbook Loan Non-public schools receive a textbook, or limited funding for a textbook, for a child of a certain district. According to the state, a "textbook is any book or book substitute which a pupil is required to use as a text or a text substitute in a particular class or program as a primary source of study material intended to implement a major part of a State or local curriculum." Examples of materials that they state says does not satisfy the definition of textbooks under the textbook loan program and may be claimed for Textbook Aid are:
You may place your orders for students via the Textbook Loan service. BOCES Aid Non-public and charter schools cannot submit for BOCES Aid. But, non-public/charter schools can use BOCES services. That includes printing of materials such as teacher editions of common core materials. You may contact the Print Shop directly for anything that does not fall under the Textbook Loan service. |