2013-11-13T09:38:12-06:00 2013-06-30 WARREN AVERETT LLC SIX CONCOURSE PARKWAY SUITE 600 ATLANTA GA 30328 990 2012-07-01 580566141 BOARD OF CONTROL FOR SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION BOAR 4048759211 592 TENTH STREET NW ATLANTA GA 303185776 BARBARA CHANNELL 4048759211 2013-11-01 true RACHEL M SKYPEK 7703961100 2013-11-11 2012 2016-03-07 17:11:31Z DAVID SPENCE 592 TENTH STREET NW ATLANTA GA 303185776 24063150 false X WWW.SREB.ORG X COMPACT 1948 GA THE BOARD OF CONTROL FOR SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION SHALL BE DEVOTED TO THE TASK OF ASSISTING STATES, INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES CONCERNED WITH HIGHER EDUCATION IN THEIR EFFORTS TO ADVANCE(CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) 75 75 152 80 0 37251 25820574 23685110 151440 128514 0 25972014 23850875 0 0 11552060 11533374 0 0 14189566 12888158 25741626 24421532 230388 -570657 39790713 39544339 9257965 9637743 30532748 29906596 X THE BOARD OF CONTROL FOR SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION SHALL BE DEVOTED TO THE TASK OF ASSISTING STATES, INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES CONCERNED WITH HIGHER EDUCATION IN THEIR EFFORTS TO ADVANCE(CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) false false 2350080 2350560 SREB MADE SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS ON EACH SECTION OF THIS GRANT. THE "BENCHMARKING" COMPONENT CONDUCTED CONPREHENSIVE DOCUMENT ANALYSES AND EXTENSIVE INTERVIEWS WITH OVER 200 INDIVIDUALS ACROSS 15 STATES AND MADE CONSIDERABLE PROGRESS ON DATA ANALYSIS. MULTIPLE NEW SITES BEGAN IMPLEMENTING LDC; WITH MDC, SEVERAL STATE TRAINERS WORKED WITH TEACHER FACILITATORS ACROSS MULTIPLE SITES, WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT LESSONS AND STRATEGIES OF ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING. NINETY-TWO NEW SCHOOLS COMMITTED TO PARTICIPATE IN COHORT 2 WITH LDC AND MDC FOR THE 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR. THE "TRANSITIONAL COURSES" COMPONENT GREW TO 14 STATES; ALL 14 MODULES OF THE MATHEMATICS AND LITERACY COURSES WERE FIELD TESTED WITH TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS, AND REVISIONS INITIATED. THE "CTE" INITIATIVE SHIFTED TO KENTUCKY, WHERE SREB CONDUCTED AN INTRODUCTORY ADVANCE MANUFACTURING MEETING IN FRANKFORT; THE GOAL IS TO DEVELOP A CURRICULUM OF FOUR COURSES IN THE ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SECTOR. "EDUCATOR EFFECTIVENESS" ACTIVITIES INCLUDED VISITS TO STATES ACROSS THE REGION TO LEARN ABOUT THEIR TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS AGENDAS AND CHALLENGES, MEET WITH TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS LEADERS AND ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND CONSULT WITH LEGISLATORS IN SREB STATES UPON REQUEST. THE "COLLEGE COMPLETION" COMPONENT LAUNCHED AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS SERIES THAT PROVIDES POLICY PAPERS ON COMPLETION-RELATED TOPICS AND CONVENED WORKING GROUPS OF LEGISLATORS AND OTHERS ON ISSUES THAT IMPACT COLLEGE COMPLETION. IN ADDITION, SREB LAUNCHED A COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMISSION FOCUSED ON BUILDING MORE EFFECTIVE PATHWAYS IN ORDER TO INCREASE COLLEGE COMPLETION. FINALLY, SREB WORKED WITH LEGISLATORS IN MARYLAND, WEST VIRGINIA, AND TEXAS ON MAJOR COLLEGE READINESS LEGISLATION. BOTH MARYLAND AND WEST VIRGINIA PASSED LEGISLATION ON THIS TOPIC. 1035604 331441 FOR 20 YEARS SREB HAS PARTICIPATED IN OR HOSTED THE COMPACT FOR FACULTY DIVERSITY INSTITUTE ON TEACHING AND MENTORING. THIS ANNUAL MEETING IS NOW RECOGNIZED AS THE NATION'S LARGEST GATHERING OF MINORITY PH.D. SCHOLARS IN THE NATION. THE POWERFUL ANNUAL CONFERENCE UNITES SCHOLARS, MENTORS AND FACULTY MEMBERS FROM OVER 40 STATES AND MORE THAN 200 INSTITUTIONS FOR FOUR DAYS OF CONNECTING, TEACHING, MENTORING, KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT, AND CREATING PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. PARTICIPANTS ATTEND MORE THAN 60 INTENSIVE CONCURRENT AND PLENARY SESSIONS AIMED AT PREPARING AND MOTIVATING THEM TO EARN THEIR DOCTORAL DEGREES AND TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL FACULTY MEMBERS AND RESEARCHERS. THE INSTITUTE IS ONE OF THE FEW VENUES WHERE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY FACULTY/STAFF CAN INTERACT WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF MINORITY PH.D. SCHOLARS WHO REPRESENT NEARLY 100 SPECIFIC FIELDS OF STUDY AND HAVE AN INTEREST IN BECOMING FACULTY MEMBERS. RECRUITERS FROM MORE THAN 480 INSTITUTIONS THROUGHTOUT THE COUNTRY HAVE COME TO THE INSTITUTE IN ITS FIRST TWO DECADES. THE INSTITUTE HAS CONTINUED TO FOCUS ON ITS MISSION TO EQUIP THE MORE THAN 13, 000 PARTICIPANTS WHO ATTENDED THE CONFERENCE TO EARN A PHD., ENTER THE ACADEMY, IMPROVE THE ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT, AND BECOME SUCCESSFUL LEADERS IN AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM. 880627 1100416 THE "HIGH SCHOOLS THAT WORK" (HSTW) STAFF DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE IS HELD EACH JULY FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE GRADE TEACHERS, COUNSELORS AND ADMINISTRATORS. THE 27TH ANNUAL HSTW STAFF DEVELOPMENT WAS HELD IN CHARLOTTE, NC ON JULY 16-19, 2013 WITH MORE THAN 4,000 ATTENDEES. THE CONFERENCE, WITH A THEME OF "GRADUATING STUDENTS COLLEGE-AND-CAREER-READY," FEATURED 600 SESSIONS LED BY INVITED GUEST SPEAKERS, TEACHERS AND SCHOOL LEADERS, WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE EFFORTS TO PREPARE STUDENTS TO BE READY FOR COLLEGE, CAREERS, OR BOTH. 16903476 19902693 BALTIMORE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM 29,723 COUNCIL FOR COLLEGIATE NURSING 189,736 COMPACT FOR FACULTY DIVERSITY 322,350 DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL REFORM 4,297 DAVENPORT IOWA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2,386 DISTANCE LEARNING POLICY LABORATORY 11,042 DOCTORAL SCHOLARS PROFESSIONAL DEV 25,745 ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,033 GO ALLIANCE 114,645 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 16,674 HSTW SPECIAL PUBLICATION GRANT 9,280 HAZELWOOD, MISSOURI SMALL LEARNING COMMUNITIE 809 LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL REFORM 2,961 LEADERSHIP STATE INITIATIVES 311,966 LEADERSHIP TRAINING WORKSHOPS 1 LUMINA FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION 61,788 DOCTORAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM 91,869 MIDDLE GRADES CONSORTIUM 159,230 NAT'L ASSESSMENT ED PROGRESS 111,707 NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM 7,632 NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 95,164 NEW ORLEANS URBAN INITATIVE 60,807 NATIONAL-STAFF DEVEL. PROJECT 265,482 NEW YORK CITY SMALL LEARNING COMMUNITIES 714,607 SHARABLE CONTENT OBJECT REPOSITORIES FOR ED 4,407 STATE EDUCA-TECH CO-OPERATIVE 245,861 TEACHER SUPPLY & DEMAND 13,005 TEXAS ENHANCED NETWORK 189,653 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CONSORTIUM 238,965 WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 131,033 CONTRACTED PROJECTS 35,552 BD OF SCH COMMISSIONERS OF MOBILE COUNTY, AL 326,300 NEW JERSEY EAST ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 45,005 TECHNOLOGY CENTERS THAT WORK 636,643 SREB-AGEP DOCTORAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM 195,928 CLAYTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, MS 30,501 DAWSON EDUCATION SERVICE COOPERATIVE, AR 105,281 NEW MEXICO PUBLIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 503,334 PASSAIC PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PASSAIC, NJ 134,970 ROBESON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NC 280,337 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 94,638 NATIONAL CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION RESEARCH 38,971 ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 33,259 ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS CAREER TECHNICAL OFFIC 5,490 BLADEN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, NORTH CAROLINA 53,977 MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS OF CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO 122,740 COVINGTON INDEPENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, KY 7,172 DOTHAN CITY SCHOOLS, ALABAMA 4,834 FULTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT SMALL LEARNING 110,098 COLLABORATIVE COUNSELOR TRAINING INITIATIVE 103,247 LOUISIANA HIGH SCHOOL REDESIGN INITIATIVE 47,911 LINKING CAREER TECH TO COLLEGE READINESS 705,792 MISSISSIPPI CONTRACTED SITES 53,683 TRENTON PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM 93,511 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION FLORIDA 631,842 VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 64,577 HENRY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, GEORGIA 77,056 KANSAS CITY MISSOURI SCHOOL DISTRICT 103 LOWNDES COUNTY ALABAMA 89,852 NATIONAL BOARD FOR PROFESSIONAL TEACHING STAN 126,839 NORTH EAST FLORIDA CONSORTIUM OF SCHOOLS 135,232 NATIONAL ONLINE TEACHER OF THE YEAR 27,572 POLK COUNTY SCHOOLS, ARKANSAS 19,737 ADVANCED CAREERS ALABAMA 800 ADVANCED CAREERS ARKANSAS 1,200 ALTERNATIVE CERTIFICATION FOR CTE TEACHERS 28,596 ADVANCED CAREERS GENERAL 146,034 ADVANCED CAREERS KENTUCKY 33,025 ADVANCED CAREERS NEW JERSEY 7,768 ADVANCED CAREERS OHIO 23,719 HUTCHISON HIGH SCHOOL, FAIRBANKS ALASKA 11,848 ALAMOGORDO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NM 236,967 ALABAMA PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW 8,000 ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 22,445 CLOVERDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL, ARKANSAS 1,124 THE ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CAREER EDUCATION 5,042 SOUTH CONWAY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 11,243 BALDWIN COUNTY SCHOOLS OF ALABAMA 141,722 BOGALUSA CITY SCHOOLS, LA 2,487 BUENA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL MICHIGAN 432 CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT, OHIO 95,371 LDC/MDC OPEN-INVITATION CONFERENCE 51,364 CONTRACTED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 2,925 DIRECT2DEGREE KENTUCKY 16,222 DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOLS GA 51,368 DALTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS GA 78,495 DOTHAN CITY SCHOOLS, ALABAMA 379,870 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 47,474 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 119,132 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FLORIDA 26,776 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FLORIDA 20,447 STAE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 739,667 GREENE COUNTY SCHOOL GA 107,275 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA 34,165 CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOL SIG GRANT 56 IT TECHNOLOGY FUND 27,016 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOKS, KENTUCKY 281,691 KENTUCKY SLC AND SIG SCHOOLS 2,843 KENTUCKY DEPTARTMENT OF EDUCATION 317,220 GRAVES COUNTY SCHOOLS, KENTUCKY 54,121 HENDERSON COUNTY, KY SCHOOL DISTRICT 34,684 KENTUCKY MIDDLE GRADES 294,545 KENTUCKY PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW 19,400 LEADERSHIP WEB-BASED COURSES 11,621 LEXINGTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, NC 17,496 LUMINA FOUNDATION - BREAKING THROUGH 156,103 LEADERSHIP MEMPHIS RESIDENCY MENTOR PRINCIPAL 43,034 J. A. FAIR HIGH SCHOOL, LITTLE ROCK, AR 5,033 LUMINA FOUNDATION MOBILE APPLICATIONS 103,257 THE SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 259,115 MERIWETHER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS GA 153,193 MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOLS, GEORGIA 592,832 PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 59,266 MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS, TENNESSEE 328,173 WESTWOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, MICHIGAN 5,222 TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT, MICHIGAN 1,853 MALVERN SCHOOL DISTRICT, AR 10,992 SULLIVAN SCHOOL DISTRICT, MISSOURI 27,095 WESTOVER HIGH SCHOOL, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NC 7,400 HOKE COUNTY SCHOOLS, NC 46,179 TURTLE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL ND 29,655 CAPE MAY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, NEW JERSEY 12,893 CUMBERLAND REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL NJ 5,387 NEW JERSEY CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION 57,263 ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NEW MEXICO 90,637 NEW YORK CITY EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP ORG. 22,700 OHIO ASSOCIATION OF CAREER-TECHNICAL SUPERINT 450,152 GREAT OAKS CAREER CENTERS 2,511 WHITEHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT, OHIO 72,039 PAULDING COUNTY SCHOOLS, GA 95,463 PULASKI HEIGHTS MIDDLE GRADES, LITTLE ROCK AR 34,341 RICHLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE, SC 332,049 RANDOLPH COUNTY SCHOOLS, GA 204,196 SOUTH CAROLINA PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW 2 2,796 SOUTH CAROLINA PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW 3 141,795 STEWART COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT LUMPKIN GA 52,126 SC TECHNOLOGY CENTERS THAT WORK 6,394 SOUTH CAROLINA TECHNOLOGY CENTERS THE WORK 2 6,000 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA 224,059 TENNESSEE FIRST TO THE TOP SCHOOLS 355,764 METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT OF NASHVILLE 202,184 DALEWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 898 TEXAS TITLE I PRIORITY SCHOOLS 532,728 TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY 294,485 VIRGINIA PROJECT BASED LEARNING 801 WV HIGH SCHOOLS, TECH CENTERS & ADVANCED CAR 34,774 OTHER (64) AUDIT FEES RE-CLASSED TO G&A (48,835) TOTAL PROGRAM 16,903,476 16903476 19902693 21169787 true false false false false false false false false true true false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false true false false false false false 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REVENUE AMOUNTS INCLUDED IN FINANCIALS - OTHER SCHEDULE D, PAGE 4, PART XI, LINE 2D LOSS ON SALE OF EQUIPMENT REPORTED WITH EXPENSES ON F/S 65 EXPENSE AMOUNTS INCLUDED IN FINANCIALS - OTHER SCHEDULE D, PAGE 4, PART XII, LINE 2D LOSS ON SALE OF EQUIPMENT REPORTED WITH EXPENSES ON F/S 65 X X X X false false false false false false false false false DAVID SPENCE 229535 21900 11015 262450 116700 JAMES E BOTTOMS 186151 18400 10966 215517 95000 JOAN LORD 140219 13300 1904 155423 69500 ROBERT SCOTT WARREN 135877 12950 1427 150254 68500 STEVE BROOME 133225 13533 20880 167638 71167 BETSEY D AVERY OFFICER'S CHILD 16131 PART-TIME WAGES false ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FORM 990 PART I, LINE 1 AND PART III, LINE 1 CONTINUED: KNOWLEDGE AND TO IMPROVE THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC LEVEL OF THE SOUTHERN REGION. IN AIDING SUCH STATES, INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES, THE BOARD SHALL EXPLORE FULLY, RECOMMEND WHERE DESIRABLE, AND DEVELOP WHERE NEEDED, INTERSTATE COLLABORATION IN THE SUPPORT, EXPANSION OR ESTABLISHMENT OF REGIONAL SERVICES OR SCHOOLS FOR GRADUATE, PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION. EXPLANATION ON VOLUNTEERS AND TYPES OF SERVICES OR BENEFITS FORM 990, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 6 THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION BOARD IS MADE UP OF 80 UNCOMPENSATED VOLUNTEERS, 5 FROM EACH OF 16 MEMBER STATES. THE BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OVERSIGHT OF MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE, ORGANIZATION COMPLIANCE, FINANCIAL INTEGRITY, ETC. THE BOARD ALSO PROVIDES CANDID AND CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM, ADVICE, AND COMMENTS ON THE MISSION AND OVERALL ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ORGANIZATION. FIRST ACCOMPLISHMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A INITIATIVE SHIFTED TO KENTUCKY, WHERE SREB CONDUCTED AN INTRODUCTORY ADVANCE MANUFACTURING MEETING IN FRANKFORT; THE GOAL IS TO DEVELOP A CURRICULUM OF FOUR COURSES IN THE ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SECTOR. "EDUCATOR EFFECTIVENESS" ACTIVITIES INCLUDED VISITS TO STATES ACROSS THE REGION TO LEARN ABOUT THEIR TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS AGENDAS AND CHALLENGES, MEET WITH TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS LEADERS AND ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND CONSULT WITH LEGISLATORS IN SREB STATES UPON REQUEST. THE "COLLEGE COMPLETION" COMPONENT LAUNCHED AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS SERIES THAT PROVIDES POLICY PAPERS ON COMPLETION-RELATED TOPICS AND CONVENED WORKING GROUPS OF LEGISLATORS AND OTHERS ON ISSUES THAT IMPACT COLLEGE COMPLETION. IN ADDITION, SREB LAUNCHED A COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMISSION FOCUSED ON BUILDING MORE EFFECTIVE PATHWAYS IN ORDER TO INCREASE COLLEGE COMPLETION. FINALLY, SREB WORKED WITH LEGISLATORS IN MARYLAND, WEST VIRGINIA, AND TEXAS ON MAJOR COLLEGE READINESS LEGISLATION. BOTH MARYLAND AND WEST VIRGINIA PASSED LEGISLATION ON THIS TOPIC. SECOND ACCOMPLISHMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B MINORITY PH.D. SCHOLARS WHO REPRESENT NEARLY 100 SPECIFIC FIELDS OF STUDY AND HAVE AN INTEREST IN BECOMING FACULTY MEMBERS. RECRUITERS FROM MORE THAN 480 INSTITUTIONS THROUGHTOUT THE COUNTRY HAVE COME TO THE INSTITUTE IN ITS FIRST TWO DECADES. THE INSTITUTE HAS CONTINUED TO FOCUS ON ITS MISSION TO EQUIP THE MORE THAN 13, 000 PARTICIPANTS WHO ATTENDED THE CONFERENCE TO EARN A PHD., ENTER THE ACADEMY, IMPROVE THE ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT, AND BECOME SUCCESSFUL LEADERS IN AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM. ALL OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D BALTIMORE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM 29,723 COUNCIL FOR COLLEGIATE NURSING 189,736 COMPACT FOR FACULTY DIVERSITY 322,350 DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL REFORM 4,297 DAVENPORT IOWA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2,386 DISTANCE LEARNING POLICY LABORATORY 11,042 DOCTORAL SCHOLARS PROFESSIONAL DEV 25,745 ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,033 GO ALLIANCE 114,645 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 16,674 HSTW SPECIAL PUBLICATION GRANT 9,280 HAZELWOOD, MISSOURI SMALL LEARNING COMMUNITIE 809 LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL REFORM 2,961 LEADERSHIP STATE INITIATIVES 311,966 LEADERSHIP TRAINING WORKSHOPS 1 LUMINA FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION 61,788 DOCTORAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM 91,869 MIDDLE GRADES CONSORTIUM 159,230 NAT'L ASSESSMENT ED PROGRESS 111,707 NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM 7,632 NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 95,164 NEW ORLEANS URBAN INITATIVE 60,807 NATIONAL-STAFF DEVEL. PROJECT 265,482 NEW YORK CITY SMALL LEARNING COMMUNITIES 714,607 SHARABLE CONTENT OBJECT REPOSITORIES FOR ED 4,407 STATE EDUCA-TECH CO-OPERATIVE 245,861 TEACHER SUPPLY & DEMAND 13,005 TEXAS ENHANCED NETWORK 189,653 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CONSORTIUM 238,965 WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 131,033 CONTRACTED PROJECTS 35,552 BD OF SCH COMMISSIONERS OF MOBILE COUNTY, AL 326,300 NEW JERSEY EAST ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 45,005 TECHNOLOGY CENTERS THAT WORK 636,643 SREB-AGEP DOCTORAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM 195,928 CLAYTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, MS 30,501 DAWSON EDUCATION SERVICE COOPERATIVE, AR 105,281 NEW MEXICO PUBLIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 503,334 PASSAIC PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PASSAIC, NJ 134,970 ROBESON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NC 280,337 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 94,638 NATIONAL CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION RESEARCH 38,971 ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 33,259 ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS CAREER TECHNICAL OFFIC 5,490 BLADEN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, NORTH CAROLINA 53,977 MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS OF CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO 122,740 COVINGTON INDEPENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, KY 7,172 DOTHAN CITY SCHOOLS, ALABAMA 4,834 FULTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT SMALL LEARNING 110,098 COLLABORATIVE COUNSELOR TRAINING INITIATIVE 103,247 LOUISIANA HIGH SCHOOL REDESIGN INITIATIVE 47,911 LINKING CAREER TECH TO COLLEGE READINESS 705,792 MISSISSIPPI CONTRACTED SITES 53,683 TRENTON PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM 93,511 U. 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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION FLORIDA 631,842 VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 64,577 HENRY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, GEORGIA 77,056 KANSAS CITY MISSOURI SCHOOL DISTRICT 103 LOWNDES COUNTY ALABAMA 89,852 NATIONAL BOARD FOR PROFESSIONAL TEACHING STAN 126,839 NORTH EAST FLORIDA CONSORTIUM OF SCHOOLS 135,232 NATIONAL ONLINE TEACHER OF THE YEAR 27,572 POLK COUNTY SCHOOLS, ARKANSAS 19,737 ADVANCED CAREERS ALABAMA 800 ADVANCED CAREERS ARKANSAS 1,200 ALTERNATIVE CERTIFICATION FOR CTE TEACHERS 28,596 ADVANCED CAREERS GENERAL 146,034 ADVANCED CAREERS KENTUCKY 33,025 ADVANCED CAREERS NEW JERSEY 7,768 ADVANCED CAREERS OHIO 23,719 HUTCHISON HIGH SCHOOL, FAIRBANKS ALASKA 11,848 ALAMOGORDO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NM 236,967 ALABAMA PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW 8,000 ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 22,445 CLOVERDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL, ARKANSAS 1,124 THE ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CAREER EDUCATION 5,042 SOUTH CONWAY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 11,243 BALDWIN COUNTY SCHOOLS OF ALABAMA 141,722 BOGALUSA CITY SCHOOLS, LA 2,487 BUENA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL MICHIGAN 432 CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT, OHIO 95,371 LDC/MDC OPEN-INVITATION CONFERENCE 51,364 CONTRACTED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 2,925 DIRECT2DEGREE KENTUCKY 16,222 DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOLS GA 51,368 DALTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS GA 78,495 DOTHAN CITY SCHOOLS, ALABAMA 379,870 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 47,474 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 119,132 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FLORIDA 26,776 ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FLORIDA 20,447 STAE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 739,667 GREENE COUNTY SCHOOL GA 107,275 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA 34,165 CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOL SIG GRANT 56 IT TECHNOLOGY FUND 27,016 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOKS, KENTUCKY 281,691 KENTUCKY SLC AND SIG SCHOOLS 2,843 KENTUCKY DEPTARTMENT OF EDUCATION 317,220 GRAVES COUNTY SCHOOLS, KENTUCKY 54,121 HENDERSON COUNTY, KY SCHOOL DISTRICT 34,684 KENTUCKY MIDDLE GRADES 294,545 KENTUCKY PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW 19,400 LEADERSHIP WEB-BASED COURSES 11,621 LEXINGTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, NC 17,496 LUMINA FOUNDATION - BREAKING THROUGH 156,103 LEADERSHIP MEMPHIS RESIDENCY MENTOR PRINCIPAL 43,034 J. 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FAIR HIGH SCHOOL, LITTLE ROCK, AR 5,033 LUMINA FOUNDATION MOBILE APPLICATIONS 103,257 THE SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 259,115 MERIWETHER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS GA 153,193 MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOLS, GEORGIA 592,832 PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 59,266 MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS, TENNESSEE 328,173 WESTWOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, MICHIGAN 5,222 TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT, MICHIGAN 1,853 MALVERN SCHOOL DISTRICT, AR 10,992 SULLIVAN SCHOOL DISTRICT, MISSOURI 27,095 WESTOVER HIGH SCHOOL, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NC 7,400 HOKE COUNTY SCHOOLS, NC 46,179 TURTLE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL ND 29,655 CAPE MAY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, NEW JERSEY 12,893 CUMBERLAND REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL NJ 5,387 NEW JERSEY CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION 57,263 ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NEW MEXICO 90,637 NEW YORK CITY EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP ORG. 22,700 OHIO ASSOCIATION OF CAREER-TECHNICAL SUPERINT 450,152 GREAT OAKS CAREER CENTERS 2,511 WHITEHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT, OHIO 72,039 PAULDING COUNTY SCHOOLS, GA 95,463 PULASKI HEIGHTS MIDDLE GRADES, LITTLE ROCK AR 34,341 RICHLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE, SC 332,049 RANDOLPH COUNTY SCHOOLS, GA 204,196 SOUTH CAROLINA PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW 2 2,796 SOUTH CAROLINA PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW 3 141,795 STEWART COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT LUMPKIN GA 52,126 SC TECHNOLOGY CENTERS THAT WORK 6,394 SOUTH CAROLINA TECHNOLOGY CENTERS THE WORK 2 6,000 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA 224,059 TENNESSEE FIRST TO THE TOP SCHOOLS 355,764 METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT OF NASHVILLE 202,184 DALEWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 898 TEXAS TITLE I PRIORITY SCHOOLS 532,728 TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY 294,485 VIRGINIA PROJECT BASED LEARNING 801 WV HIGH SCHOOLS, TECH CENTERS & ADVANCED CAR 34,774 OTHER (64) AUDIT FEES RE-CLASSED TO G&A (48,835) TOTAL PROGRAM 16,903,476 AUTHORITY DELEGATED TO COMMITTEE EXPLANATION FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 1A THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THE SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION BOARD IS MADE UP OF 80 INDEPENDENT MEMBERS. TO EXPEDITE DECISION-MAKING, THE BOARD HAS ASSIGNED AUTHORITY TO AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF 18-20 MEMBERS, ALL OF WHOM ARE GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERS, TO ACT FULLY ON ITS BEHALF DURING THE FISCAL YEAR. THE FULL BOARD DOES, HOWEVER, MEETING ANNUALLY AND IS REPONSIBILE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH ALL SREB POLICIES. CLASSES OF MEMBERS OR STOCKHOLDERS FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 6 THE BOARD OF CONTROL FOR SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION WAS CREATED IN 1948 AS AN INTERSTATE COMPACT COMPRISED OF MEMBER STATES. CURRENTLY THERE ARE SIXTEEN STATES WHOSE GOVERNORS SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BOARD. EACH GOVERNOR APPOINTS FOUR ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BOARD. ALL BOARD MEMBERS HAVE EQUAL VOTING RIGHTS. ELECTION OF MEMBERS AND THEIR RIGHTS FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 7A GOVERNORS OF EACH MEMBER STATE APPOINT FOUR MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BOARD. THE GOVERNORS AND THEIR APPOINTEES HAVE EQUAL VOTING RIGHTS. ORGANIZATION'S PROCESS USED TO REVIEW FORM 990 FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE CFO REVIEWS THE FORM 990--ANY ISSUES ARE DISCUSSED AND RESOLVED WITH APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL. ONCE ALL ISSUES ARE RESOLVED, A COPY OF THE 990 IS PROVIDED TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WHO ARE EMPOWERED TO ACT ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MAY DIRECT ANY QUESTIONS/ISSUES TO THE PRESIDENT/CFO FOR RESOLUTION. ONCE THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APPROVES THE 990, A COPY OF THE FINAL TAX FORM IS SENT TO ALL BOARD MEMBERS BEFORE IT IS FILED. ENFORCEMENT OF CONFLICTS POLICY FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C OFFICERS, DIRECTORS AND KEY EMPLOYEES ARE PROVIDED COPIES OF THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND A DISCLOSURE QUESTIONNAIRE WHICH THEY COMPLETE AND SIGN, INDICATING THAT THEY HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE POLICY AND THAT THEIR ANSWERS ARE COMPLETE AND ACCURATE. QUESTIONNAIRES ARE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED ANNUALLY; HOWEVER, SREB REQUIRES DISCLOSURE OF POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST ON A CONTINUOUS BASIS. THE BOARD/EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DECIDES IF A CONFLICT OF INTEREST EXISTS AND, IF SO, APPOINTS A DISINTERESTED PERSON/COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ALTERNATIVES. THE BOARD DETERMINES APPROPRIATE DISCIPLINARY/CORRECTIVE ACTION FOR ANY VIOLATIONS OF THE POLICY. A WHISTLEBLOWER POLICY PROVIDES A MECHANISM FOR REPORTING OF ANY SUSPECTED VIOLATIONS. COMPENSATION PROCESS FOR TOP OFFICIAL FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS DETERMINES THE COMPENSATION OF THE PRESIDENT. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, ACTING ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD, REVIEWS COMPENSATION BENCHMARKING ANALYSES (INCLUDING GOVERNMENT, EDUCATION TESTING, COMPETITIVE NONPROFITS AND OTHER LIKE ORGANIZATIONS) FOR SIMILAR POSITIONS AND MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS AS APPROPRIATE, ENSURING THEY ARE WELL JUSTIFIED, REASONABLE AND DOCUMENTED. THE PRESIDENT HAS NOT RECEIVED A PAY RAISE SINCE 2005. COMPENSATION PROCESS FOR OFFICERS FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B COMPENSATION FOR EXECUTIVE STAFF/KEY EMPLOYEES IS DETERMINED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BASED ON AN ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT, INCLUDING ATTAINMENT OF PERFORMANCE GOALS AND EXPECTATIONS. LAST DATE OF PAY RAISES ARE: SENIOR VP (2008); VP FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS (2008); VP FOR EDUCATIONAL POLICIES (2007); ASSISTANT TREASURER (2008); EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-COUNCIL FOR COLLEGIATE NURSING (2008). IN THE FOLLOWING CASES, PAY INCREASES WERE THE RESULT OF INCREASED JOB RESPONSIBILITIES OR PROMOTION: CFO (2012); VP FOR STATE SERVICES (2012); DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES (2012). GOVERNING DOCUMENTS DISCLOSURE EXPLANATION FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE ON AN AS REQUESTED BASIS. OTHER FEES FOR SERVICES FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G OTHER CONTRACTED SERVICES 5,100,225 287,119 0 RECONCILIATION OF CHANGES - OTHER FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9 LOSS ON SALE OF EQUIPMENT REPORTED WITH EXPENSES ON F/S 65 LOSS ON SALE OF EQUIPMENT REPORTED WITH EXPENSES ON F/S -65 OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS EXPLANATION FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9 -55,495 REPRESENTS THE UNREALIZED LOSS FROM INVESTMENTS.