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It examines MSAP and Choice Neighborhoods application requirements and incentives, including HUD’s 2022 NOFO scoring for education partnerships and district applications. 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As we advocated with both agencies, if funding connecting MSAP and public housing redevelopment were incentivized by both HUD and the Department of Education, applicants could create plans for their communities that include a vision for safe, accessible housing, as well as neighborhoodsand schools with diversity of race and income. The purpose of this update is to determine:  \na) whether HUD and the Department of Education incorporated any of these recommendations to encourage the connection of MSAP and CNI or other public housing redevelopment projects and b) whether applicants responded to such encouragement.  \nDid the requirements and incentives ofthe most recent MSAP application attempt to link MSAP to public housing redevelopment? Did the requirements and incentives of the MSAP application encourage cross-sector collaboration?  \nIn our March 2021 policy brief, PRRAC recommended that the Department of Education“prioritize MSAP grants that will contribute to successful Choice Neighborhoods implementation or other public housing redevelopment.”1 PRRAC also recommended the establishment of public housing redevelopment as an eligible activity in future school integration planning grants.2 Both recommendations elevate the importance of cross-sector collaboration in addressing issues of housing development and community diversity.  \nThe most recent MSAP application positively addressed these goals. In the MSAP Notice Inviting Applications (NIA) for 2022, the Department of Education explicitly mentions a special interest in applications that connect MSAP proposals to local public housing redevelopment projects.3 The NIA also specifically highlights the Choice Neighborhoods program as a way to do this.4 The NIA also sets out two “invitational priorities.” These priorities represent areas of importance related to MSAP as defined by the Department of Education. One of those priorities, Coordination Across Agencies and Organizations, promotes partnership across government agencies and community organizations to promote diversity within magnet schools. Here, the Department suggests  \n1. Philip Tegeler & Laura Gevarter, Mixed income neighborhoods and integrated schools: Linking HUD’s Choice Neighborhoods Initiative with the Department of Education’s Magnet Schools Assistance Program (PRRAC, 2021), pg. 12.  \n2. Id at pg. 15.  \n3. 87 Fed. Reg. 9587, 9588 (Feb. 22, 2022)  \n4. 87 Fed. Reg. 9587, 9588 (Feb. 22, 2022)  \nconnecting MSAP and CNI planning, along with collaboration with housing and transportation authorities to achieve diversity goals.5 Note, however, that as an “invitational” priority (as opposed to a “competitive” priority), this emphasis on interagency coordination did not have any additional competitive points attached.6  \nDid the requirements and incentives ofthe most recent Choice Neighborhoods Planning and Implementation Grants applications align with our recommendations to link MSAP to public housing redevelopment? Did the requirements and incentives ofthe CNI Grants applications align with our recommendations encouraging cross-sector collaboration?  \nPRRAC recommended that HUD “explicitly incentivize interventions that actively promote school integration-especially magnet schools-in Choice Neighborhood Initiative grant applications.”7 HUD has since released two 2022 Notices of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Choice Neighborhoods Initiative. 8  \nUnfortunately, HUD does not ment","cbCaicUEOYdXya7i","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicUEOYdXya7i","pdf",176398,"English","# Purpose of the update\n# Review of MSAP requirements and incentives\n## 2022 MSAP Notice Inviting Applications (NIA)\n# Review of Choice Neighborhoods requirements and incentives\n## HUD Planning and Implementation Grant NOFOs\n# District applications receiving MSAP funding\n## Findings and implications","[{\"question\":\"What does the January 2023 update aim to determine?\",\"answer\":\"It assesses whether HUD and the Department of Education adopted PRRAC’s recommendations to connect MSAP with public housing redevelopment and whether applicants responded to such encouragement.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the most recent MSAP application address these linkage goals?\",\"answer\":\"The 2022 MSAP Notice Inviting Applications explicitly highlights special interest in proposals connecting MSAP with local public housing redevelopment, including via the Choice Neighborhoods program, through invitational priorities without extra competitive points.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the update find about district applications that received MSAP funding in 2022?\",\"answer\":\"Despite MSAP’s language, none of the 2022-funded applications mentioned public housing redevelopment or Choice Neighborhoods, indicating a need for better outreach and stronger prioritization with competitive points.\"}]","Connecting magnet schools and public housing redevelopment - January 2023 update | PDF",1792059436]