In response to the COVID-19 public health emergency, Governor Cuomo extended the directive that all non-essential State employees for New York State’s agencies and public authorities, including the State Education Department, should not report to work. This directive will remain in effect through close of business May 15, 2020.

Please visit the NYC STAC Coronavirus Policies page for guidance and resources particularly related to ALE funded programs.

Visit NYSED's dedicated COVID-19 web page for general guidance and resources. They will continue to provide updates as new information becomes available.

The New York City Support and Technical Assistance Center (STAC) for Adult Literacy Education (ALE) Programs is housed at the Literacy Assistance Center.  As the name indicates, the purpose of the STAC is to provide support and technical assistance to the adult education programs in New York City receiving ALE funding from the New York State Education Department (NYSED) Adult Education Programs and Policy (AEPP) Unit.

The NYC STAC supports and complements the work of the New York City Regional Adult Education Network (RAEN) which provides professional development and support around accountability to programs funded more broadly under NYSED.
For more information about the NYC STAC please contact Nell Eckersley at [email protected]

Adult Literacy Compliance Self-Review/Monitoring Form is due to ACCES-AEPP and Pat Mooney on November 15 according to the due date calendar.
 
You can find a copy of the most recent form here
 
The form itself says the deadline is October 31. 
 
General Instructions:

• The Compliance Self-Review/Monitoring Form is due October 31, 2017.
• It is required to return both a hard copy and an electronic copy to the AEPP office at: ACCES – AEPP, NYS Education Department, 89 Washington Avenue, 460 EBA, Albany, New York 12234
• Return the form electronically to your regional liaison:  New York City – Patricia Mooney 

Reminder:
ISRF data, enrollments, attendance, and assessment data is due monthly.  This data must be entered into ASISTS by the end of the month following the month when activity occurred. Example: September data is due by October 31st.  AISTS will automatically exit students who have hours entered for 90 days.  You can no longer un-exit a student and any activity after the exit date will not count unless the student has begun a subsequent Period of Participation (meaning hours additional hours have been entered into ASISTS).

Follow Up Outcome data must be entered into ASISTS by the end of the month following the quarter when activity occurred
Quarter I (July, August, September) data due October 31st
Quarter II (October, November, December) data due January 31st
Quarter III (January, February, March) data due April 30th
Quarter IV (April, May, June) data due July 31st