[nfbmi-talk] this is all too dateded
Fred Wurtzel
f.wurtzel at att.net
Tue Nov 9 05:00:32 UTC 2010
Hi,
This makes sense, though it is kind of a distinction without a difference.
I disagree that Newsline is primarily recreational, though they do make a
valid point, otherwise. It was originally IE because it was a new service.
Later it was ongoing so should have been services to groups. This is
technical, to me.
Best Regards,
Fred
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Subject: [nfbmi-talk] this is all too dateded
Observation: MCB funds I&E projects that are primarily recreational in
nature, as opposed to directly linked to employment. I&E funds are for the
development and implementation of innovative approaches to expand and
improve the provision of VR services to individuals with disabilities. An
example of an I&E project could be a pilot work readiness and job coaching
program for transition-age youths.
MCB has been using I&E funds to cover expenditures related to the Newsline
for the Blind, which provides access to a variety of news media for persons
who are blind or visually-impaired, including vacancy announcements and
employment related classified advertisements. This service would be better
provided as a service to groups pursuant to 34 CFR 361.49.
Recommendations: RSA recommends that MCB:
5.1 transfer funding of Newsline from an I&E project to
services for groups under 34 CFR 361.49; and
5.2 ensure any projects funded under I&E are
employment-focused, consistent with 34 CFR 361.35.
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