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
As a result of the New Jersey Department of Education’s ESEA Flexibility Waiver application submitted to the United States Department of Education on November 14, 2011, the development of the 2012-2013 SES Provider Application has been delayed until further notice. A copy of the waiver application is located on the NJDOE’s web page at: http://www.state.nj.us/education/grants/nclb/waiver/.
2011 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
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