Supplemental Educational Services
» Vital Information on SES
- USDOE Guidance on Supplemental Educational Services
- Summary of 2008 SES Regulatory Updates
- Frequently Asked Questions for Choice and Supplemental Educational Services
- NCLB Title I Legislation
» New Jersey Specific Information
- 2011-2012 NJ Approved SES Providers
- 2010-2011 NJ Approved SES Providers
- 2009-2010 NJ Approved SES Providers
- 2008-2009 NJ Approved SES Providers
- Link to Data on NJ Schools
- SES Per Pupil Allocation (PPA) by District
- NJDOE Policy Statement: Public School Choice and SES under NCLB
- Instructions for Obtaining District SES Information
» New Jersey SES Oversight & Accountability
- NJ SES Guidance – Request for a Change in SES Provider Profile or Scope of Work
- 2010-2012 NJ District SES Monitoring Tool
- 2010-2012 NJ SES Provider Monitoring Tool
- 2010-2011 NJ SES Provider Assurances
- EIA/Code of Professional Conduct and Business Ethics for Supplemental Educational Services – Adopted by NJ Dept. of Education
- Supplemental Educational Services Monitoring and Reporting
- Compliance and Safety Investigation Report (PDF | Word)
» Technical Assistance
» Toolkits and Samples
- New Jersey SES Toolkit for Schools, Districts and Providers
- SES in Action: A Toolkit for Parents and Community Leaders
- SES Providers Toolkit for Supplemental Educational Services
- SES Toolkit for Faith-Based and Community Organizations
- Sample – Provider Selection Form
- Sample - Individual Learning Plan
- Sample - Student Progress Report
- Sample - Summary Progress Report
- Sample - The Benefits of SES Tutoring
» Miscellaneous Resources
- SES Guidance and Resources for Private Schools
- USDE Report - Student Use of SES by AYP Status
- Monitoring Student Progress
- Professional Development Opportunities
- Using NCLB Funds to Support Extended Learning Time: Opportunities for After School Programs
- Giving Parents Options – SES 2007
- USDOE Editor’s
- Information on Fingerprinting and Criminal Background Checks
NOTICE
On February 9, 2012, the United States Department of Education (USDE) awarded the New Jersey Department of Education an ESEA Flexibility Waiver for the academic year starting September 1, 2012. Reference to the SES program is included in the waiver. A copy of the State’s approved waiver application is located on the USDE’s web page at: http://www.ed.gov/esea/flexibility/requests.
- During the current school year (2011-2012) there are no changes to the SES program.
- At this time, the New Jersey Department of Education is not offering a 2012-2013 Application to accept new SES Providers.
- Additional information about the New Jersey SES program is evolving as the State prepares to implement the waiver strategies in 2012-2013.
- When plans are clarified, the New Jersey Department of Education will communicate directly with all Title I districts and approved SES Providers.
As updates become available, they will be posted here.
2012 District Guidance for Reallocating Unused SES/Choice Transportation Funds
The 2011-2012 Supplemental Educational Services (SES) Provider Application. (PDF | Word)
SES Provider Applicants
Information to Consider Before Applying to Become an SES Provider in New Jersey:
- Should Your Agency Apply to be a NJ SES Provider?
- NCLB
- USDOE non-regulatory guidance on SES
- Education Industry Association Code of Professional Conduct and Business Ethics for Supplemental Educational Services Providers
- New Jersey Business Registration Certification
Contact Information
609-943-4283
Dr. Wendi Webster O’Dell
Coordinator
Ms. Peggy Gills Porche
Education Program
Development Specialist