The RSA-MIS (Management Information System) is located at http://rsamis.ed.gov. It provides full services for the following data collection forms:

• Financial Status Report (SF-269) for all formula grant programs,
• Annual Program Cost Report (RSA-2),
• Quarterly Cumulative Caseload Report (RSA-113),
• Annual Client Assistance Program Report (RSA-227),
• Annual Protection and Advocacy of Individual Rights Program Performance Report (RSA-509),
• PWI Compliance Indicators and Annual Evaluation Plan (RSA-631), and the
• Annual Report on Appeals Process (RSA-772).

Eventually, all RSA data collections will be part of the MIS.

For more information read the RSA MIS User Guide.

The Alternative Financing Program (AFP) supports states/territories to establish affordable loan programs to help individuals with disabilities finance assistive technology (AT) equipment and services such as wheelchairs, speech recognition devices, home modifications, and modified vans. The Alternative Financing Program for Assistive Technology Outcomes Database and Management System is located at http://rsaafp.ed.gov. It consists of three web-based forms designed for use by the AFPs to survey and collect individual participant data. The individual participant data is aggregated for reporting purposes and used by RSA to develop an annual report to Congress. The Results by State/Territory section contains a publicly accessible summary of the data that provides information on each AFP as well as nationwide aggregate data.

The Annual Progress Reporting Form for Protection & Advocacy Assistive Technology system supported the obligation of Protection and Advocacy programs (P&As) receiving PAAT grants to annually report to the RSA documentation of the progress of the P&A. As of August 2007, this system has been merged into the RSA-MIS located at http://rsamis.ed.gov.

The Payback Reporting System (also known as the Grantee Reporting System) was used to report scholars' payback information for long-term grants.

Beginning August 2007, this system will be included within the RSA-MIS which is located at http://rsamis.ed.gov.

Download the 2007 and 2006 versions of the RSA_ERA Errors, Reasonableness Checks and Anomalies Program at the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department website.