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Title I ACT Grant Rubric Code: X2W9C9W By DB2016 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: (Other) Grade Levels: Graduate

Title I ACT Grant
	Poor 0 pts	Good 1 pts	Excellent 2 pts
Organization Description and Background Briefly describe your agency including its mission, founding date, services offered, geographic area(s) served, and number of individuals served.	Poor	Good	Excellent
Geographic Area(s) Served by Proposed Project Select the area(s) in Alaska the proposed project will serve.	Poor	Good	Excellent
Project Summary 3-5 sentences outlining the project.	Poor	Good	Excellent
Project Description Outline the need for the project, what you will be doing, target population (whom and how many will benefit) and geographic area served, and community support for your project. If you are requesting funds to support an existing project, share the impact the project has had already on the targeted population. Explain how the targeted population will be better off as a result of this project. Please be specific about the expected benefits and how it relates to the selected	Poor	Good	Excellent
Project Impact Clearly outline how this project will prevent child abuse and neglect. Define the project as primary, secondary or tertiary prevention and how it achieves that level of prevention. Explain how the target population will be better off by the proposed project.	Poor	Good	Excellent
Project Outcomes Provide up to four measurable outcomes that will be reported on at the end of the funding year. Remember, goals are general, broad, and often abstract statements of desired result. Whereas, outcomes are more specific, narrow and measurable. For example: Non-measurable Outcome: Will increase reading scores. Measurable Outcome: Improvement of reading scores by one grade level as seen on standardized test given after six months of participation.	Poor	Good	Excellent
Budget Provide a project budget using the spreadsheet attached to the online application. Indirect costs are limited to 10% of the total budget. Matching funds are encouraged but not required. Ensure to include any additional funding for the project (not the organization). If no other source of funding is connected to the proposed project, indicate it by checking the box next to “No Other Source of Funding”.	Poor	Good	Excellent
Budget Narrative Explain the costs and revenue sources described in the budget, and how they were derived. If the funds needed to fully fund the project, including a potential Alaska Children’s Trust grant, is not secured, please describe how the remaining funds will be raised by identifying pending and planned sources of funding and when decisions will be made. Matching funds are encouraged but not required.	Poor	Good	Excellent