Publications
Our current publications are listed below.
Please contact us at publications@bruman.com for additional information.
Bruman Group Publications
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The Administrator's Handbook on EDGAR - 6th Edition! Same great book, two versions!
The 2024 updates to EDGAR and the Uniform Grants Guidance have been finalized! The new 6th edition includes:
- The updated 2 CFR Part 200 (UGG) 2024 final updates and technical updates;
- 2024 updates to EDGAR parts 75, 76, 77, and 81 and the technical updates;
- The ED and OMB debarment and suspension regulations;
- Excerpts from the General Education Provisions Act; and
- Updated USED's Food, Meetings, and Conferences Guidance.
Soft Cover $44.00
Spiral Bound $44.00
The Administrator and Provider’s Guide to the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act of 2014
This guide provides a comprehensive summary and analysis of Title II of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which reauthorizes the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act (AEFLA). The Guide includes the text of the legislation, a section-by-section analysis, an overview of how the AEFLA works with other titles under the WIOA, and the text of relevant regulatory changes from the last year that impact federal grant awards.
Print Copy $49.99
Electronic $21.95
Combo Pack $59.95
The Comprehensive Guide to the Federal Role in Career & Technical Education
Written by Michael Brustein, and other members of firm, at the intersection of Strengthening Career & Technical Education for the 21st Century Act (Perkins V, Public Law 115-224), the Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) and the Uniform Grant Guidance (UGG) it is a comprehensive guide for career and technical education programs.
$49.95
Other Publications Authored by The Bruman Group Attorneys
This book is published by Thompson Grants, a division of Columbia Books & Information Services (CBIS). A direct link to the book is provided in in the book's title.
Techniques for Monitoring Federal Subaward (2024)
Contributions by Tiffany Kesslar and Steven Spillan
This is the most comprehensive reference book for pass-through entities and subrecipients on your responsibilities throughout the subaward monitoring process. It even includes useful templates such as risk assessment considerations, audit checklists, budget templates, monitoring visit form letters, sample subaward, and contract agreements, and more!
The 7th Edition incorporates OMB’s recent revisions to the uniform guidance, which became effective October 1, 2024, for new awards and modifications to existing awards. Order today! Want training to compliment this book? Just contact us at bruman@bruman.com.
These books are published by LRP Publications. Direct links to each book are provided in in the book's title.
This one-of-a-kind resource gives you user-friendly explanations of the complex federal grant requirements that apply to all Education Department programs -- so you can ensure your costs are allowable and that your grants management systems are compliant. This publication also provide best practices, such as how to properly segregate duties and track time and effort reporting, to help you avoid monitoring findings and audit exceptions. Want training to compliment this book? Just contact us at bruman@bruman.com.
Get the tools and expert guidance you need to determine allowability of any Title I purchase -- updated to incorporate ESSA's new supplement, not supplant rules. A 9-point Allowability Checklist takes you through the steps to determining the allowability of a particular cost, from whether the item is necessary and reasonable to documenting compliance. Plus, from-the-field examples of purchases illustrate how to take an idea and check it for allowability or alter its design so it is compliant.
This publication explains the requirements of the Title I, Part A program as well as lessons learned from ESSA implementation. Learn how the ESSA supplement, not supplant requirement applies, how to calculate the equitable services set-aside and carryover requirements, flexibilities and waivers provided to the Title I, Part A program under the CARES Act, ensuring transferability requirements are met, and ED developments on equitable services following Supreme Court decisions and the impact on support for private schools.
The Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) can help improve student achievement, eliminate social stigma and reduce administrative burden. But it takes a complicated analysis to determine whether the CEP makes financial sense for your school or district. Introducing the only guide to bottom-line decision-making.
This first time Q&A Book on special education fiscal issues explains how IDEA funds must be spent in accordance with the Uniform Guidance and the Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR). This guide includes more than 340 plain-language Q&As that decipher the complex spending rules – and spell out the consequences of non-compliance – so you can ensure all costs are allowable and in line with program requirements.
Carry out compliant special education programs and services and ensure students receive FAPE with analysis and clear explanations of your IDEA requirements – child find, evaluations, eligibility, IEPs, placement, accountability, assessments, discipline and so much more. Plus this new edition analyzes changes brought by the Supreme Court’s Endrew F. decision and the Every Student Succeeds Act, so you know how your processes and procedures must be adjusted to meet new mandates.