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will prepare Them to enter the workforce with the exact skills required by businesses. Once implemented, it is expected to become a national model. C. Additional Required Elements -The following elements were not included in the InitiallSupplemental Planning Narrative or the one-year extension for Program Year 2005-06, but are required in Local Plans. 1. How will your Local Board ensure continuous improvement of eligible providers of services through the system and ensure that such providers meet the employment needs of local employers and participants? [WIA Section 118(b)(2)(A)] A Vocational Training report card is already in place for eligible training providers and is used by case managers when a customer is considering (raining. This is updated regularly so it is always current. Placement outcomes are used to determine if They are performing and meeting employers' needs. Only occupations listed on the Demand Occupation List are allowable for training of WIA customers. All programs and services are monitored both fiscally and programmatically each year and technical assistance is provided as needed. Programs not meeting the qualifications are eliminated. The one-stop and youth providers are all competitively procured and evaluated annually to determine performance. Those not performing up to standards are not refunded. New program operators are regularly added to ensure the widest possible range of services fo engage Santa Ana's young people. Additionally, monthly meetings are held with both the youth program operators and the Youth Council where performance is continually reviewed. 2. If your Local Board has entered into an agreement with another area (including another Local Board that is a city or county within the same labor market) to pay or share the cost of educating, training, or placing individuals participating in programs assisted under Title I of WIA, including provision of supportive services, provide copy of your approved agreement. [WIA Section 195(3)(8)] Santa Ana and Anaheim WIBs received a joint 15% grant (Santa Ana is the fiscal agent) to provide training and placement services to 125 adults and displaced workers from the manufacturing sector. A copy of the agreement is included. Also Santa Ana, Anaheim and Orange County WIBs will be entering into a joint agreement to serve recently separated veterans with Orange County acting as the fiscal agent. A copy of the contract will be attached if it is available. FWIAD05-19D Page 7 of 8 6/06 19D-16