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FYs 2021-2022 Annual Plan

2021
Other
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

Our annual plan identifies the audits, inspections, and other activities that the OIG intends to undertake to assist the U.S. Department of Education in fulfilling its responsibilities to America’s citizens and students.

FY 2021 Management Challenges Facing the U.S. Department of Education

2021
Top Management Challenges
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

For fiscal year (FY) 2021, we identified five management challenges the Department faces as it continues its efforts to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence and ensuring equal access. These challenges are1. implementing the...

Pennsylvania Department of Education’s and Selected Virtual Charter Schools’ Internal Controls Over Individualized Education Programs

2021
A02T0004
Audit
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

We determined that PA Education generally had sufficient internal controls to ensure that LEAs developed IEPs in accordance with Federal and State requirements for children with disabilities who attend virtual charter schools and that these students were provided with the services described in their...

University of Texas at San Antonio’s Controls Over Reporting Clery Act Crime Statistics

2021
A09T0008
Audit
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

San Antonio did not have effective controls to ensure that it reported complete and accurate Clery Act crime statistics. San Antonio had processes for requesting crime statistics from local law enforcement agencies, identifying campus security authorities (CSA), processing and compiling the crime...

The U.S. Department of Education’s Federal Information Security Modernization Act of 2014 for Fiscal Year 2020

2021
A11U0001
Audit
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

Although the Department had several notable improvements in implementing its cybersecurity initiatives, its overall IT security programs and practices were not effective in all of the five security functions. We had findings in all eight metric domains, which included findings with the same or...

The U.S. Department of Education’s Awarding and Monitoring Grantees’ Uses of Disaster Recovery Funds for Postsecondary Schools

2020
A09T0007
Audit
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

The Department designed policies and procedures for awarding and monitoring discretionary grants through its Discretionary Grant Handbook. Additionally, the Department designed risk mitigation strategies specific to the Defraying Costs and Emergency Assistance programs through the Internal Control...

The Department’s Processes for Reviewing and Approving State Plans Submitted Pursuant to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, as Amended

2020
A05S0001
Audit
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

The Department designed its review and approval processes to provide reasonable assurance that it would identify and resolve potential instances of State plans’ noncompliance with the ESEA and McKinney-Vento Act requirements subjected to peer review. The Department also designed the review and...

The Department's Compliance with the Geospatial Data Act

2020
A19U0003
Audit
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

We found that the Department is in compliance with the applicable requirements outlined under section 759(a) of the Geospatial Data Act. Specifically, we found that the Department implemented all 10 of the 13 covered agency responsibilities listed in Section 759(a) of the Geospatial Data Act that we...

Florida Department of Education’s Administration of the Immediate Aid to Restart School Operations Program

2020
A04T0005
Audit
Department of Education OIG
Department of Education

We found that Florida established and implemented systems of internal control thatprovided reasonable assurance that Restart program funds were allocated appropriatelyand sufficiently ensured that LEAs and nonpublic schools used Restart program funds forallowable and intended purposes, as described...

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