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ESEA - Federal Grants Management

Federal Grant Reimbursement Systems

Federal Grant Reimbursement System

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Please go to��Grants4ME��Federal Reimbursement System in the left-hand navigation for more details.

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EDGAR

Education Department General Administration Regulations��

Title 34 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), which pertains to the U.S. Department of Education (ED) and related Federal entities, is composed of several hundred parts. Parts 74-99 of that title are collectively known as the Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR). These parts contain regulations for administering discretionary and formula grants awarded by ED.��

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��Uniform Grant Guidance

The Federal Uniform Grant Guidance (2 CFR, Part 200) are regulations that establish rules that apply to all Federal grants, regardless of which Federal agency is providing the award.

OIG Hotline - Report Fraud, Waste, and Abuse ��

Think an institution is misusing or abusing ED funds? Do not let COVID-19 pandemic Education Stabilization Funding for Schools and Students end up in the wrong hands. File a complaint online with our Inspector General (OIG) or call their Hotline. ��

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(1-800-MIS-USED; 1-800-647-8733)

Tyra Corson
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Management Analyst II��
Phone: 207-530-0488
tyra.corson@maine.gov

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