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(2  \nC.F.R. § 200.1) .  \n• Supplies means all tangible personal property that is not equipment. A computing device is a supply if  \nthe acquisition cost is less than the lesser of the capitalization level established by the non-Federal entity for financial statement purposes or $5,000, regardless of the length of its useful life. (2 C.F.R.  \n§ 200.1) .  \n1. How long may a non-public school use equipment and supplies purchased with EANS funds?  \nEquipment and supplies purchased with EANS funds for students and teachers in a non-public school may be used for the authorized purposes of the EANS program during the period of performance (i.e., through September 30, 2023, for CRRSA EANS or September 30, 2024, for ARP EANS) or until the equipment and supplies are no longer needed for the purposes of the EANS program, consistent with question 3. (See 2 C.F.R.§§ 200.313(a)(1), (c)(1) and 200.314(a)) .  \nIn general, once equipment and supplies are no longer needed for purposes of the EANS program or the period of performance ends, a State educational agency (SEA) must remove them from the non-public school. (34  \nC.F.R. § 76.661(d)(1)) .  \n2. Which entity – an SEA or a non-public school – determines if the equipment or supplies are still needed for the purposes of the EANS program after the period of performance ends?  \nAn SEA, in coordination with appropriate non-public school officials, determines if equipment or supplies provided with EANS funds remain needed by a non-public school for purposes of the EANS program. Such determination may be made in consideration of other EANS allowable activities. For example, if an SEA provided laptops for students in a non-public school to use for remote or hybrid learning under section 312(d)(4)(H) of the CRRSA Act and students are now receiving only in-person instruction, the SEA may permit the school to continue to use the laptops if necessary to address learning loss under section 312(d)(4)(L) .  \n3. What happens if an SEA, in coordination with non-public school officials, determines that equipment or supplies purchased with EANS funds are needed in a non-public school after the period of performance ends, either for EANS purposes or for allowable purposes under another Federal program in which the non-public school participates?  \nIf an SEA determines, in coordination with non-public school officials, that non-public school students and teachers continue to need equipment and supplies purchased with EANS funds for the purposes of the EANS program beyond the period of performance, the SEA may, but is not required to, continue to permit non-public schools to use the equipment and supplies. Otherwise, the use of equipment and supplies for the purposes of the  \nEANS program terminates at the end of the period of performance. If an SEA permits the equipment and supplies to continue to be used for EANS purposes beyond the period of performance, the SEA must continue to maintain title to and keep administrative control over the equipment and supplies.  \nAn SEA may also allow a non-public school to continue to ","cbCaiaZvmdaiGGvU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaZvmdaiGGvU","pdf",376201,"English","# FAQs on EANS Disposition of Equipment and Supplies\n## Equipment and supplies use during the period of performance\n## Who determines continued need after the period of performance ends\n## What happens if continued need is determined beyond the period of performance\n## How an SEA maintains administrative control after the EANS period ends","[{\"question\":\"An SEA determines, in coordination with appropriate non-public school officials, whether equipment or supplies remain needed for EANS purposes after the period of performance ends.\",\"answer\":\"An SEA determines, in coordination with appropriate non-public school officials, whether equipment or supplies remain needed for EANS purposes after the period of performance ends. 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