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State of Connecticut Office of Higher Education Phaseout or Program Termination Form This form is to be used for updating institutional program information for the Office of Higher Educations Program

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1. Review the program's objectives and goals to understand the reasons for the phase-out or program termination.
2. Develop a plan for the phase-out or program termination, considering factors such as timeline, resources, and impact on stakeholders.
3. Communicate the decision to phase-out or terminate the program to all relevant stakeholders, including staff, clients, and funders.
4. Implement the plan, following the timeline and allocating resources as necessary.
5. Monitor the progress of the phase-out or program termination, making adjustments as needed.
6. Evaluate the effectiveness of the phase-out or program termination once it is completed to ensure the desired outcomes were achieved.
7. Close any remaining administrative tasks, such as finalizing financial reports or transferring files to appropriate parties.
8. Communicate the completion of the phase-out or program termination to all stakeholders, providing any necessary follow-up information or support.

Who needs phase-out or program termination?

1. Phase-out or program termination may be needed by organizations or initiatives that have completed their objectives or are no longer aligned with their mission.
2. It can also be necessary when a program has become unsustainable due to financial constraints or lack of support.
3. Additionally, program termination may be required when there is a shift in priorities or a change in the external environment that makes the program obsolete.
4. Stakeholders such as funders, staff, and clients may also influence the decision for a phase-out or program termination if they identify a need for realignment or if the program is no longer meeting their needs.

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What is phase-out or program termination?

Phase-out or program termination refers to the process of gradually reducing or ending a particular program or service.

Who is required to file phase-out or program termination?

The organization or entity responsible for the program or service is required to file phase-out or program termination.

How to fill out phase-out or program termination?

Phase-out or program termination forms can typically be filled out online or submitted through a designated filing system.

What is the purpose of phase-out or program termination?

The purpose of phase-out or program termination is to properly document the end of a program or service and ensure a smooth transition.

What information must be reported on phase-out or program termination?

Information such as the reason for termination, impact on stakeholders, and any follow-up actions must be reported on phase-out or program termination.