PINsīy default, a PIN is not set for your account. They can find instructions on how to reset your password on the Reset Student Account Passwords page (DOE staff only) on the InfoHub. If you are unable to reset your password, contact your school for help. Ask your school to reset your password for you. If they don’t have a NYCSA account, they can create one for free. Your parent or guardian can reset your password in NYCSA. Ask your parent or guardian to reset it through NYCSA. Through this method, you can reset your own password once every 30 days. If you have not done either, see options 2 and 3. To use the Student Self-Service tool you must have created a PIN or set up security questions. Reset it yourself through the Student Self-Service tool. There are three different ways you can reset your DOE password: 1. From here, you can access all DOE applications with one click, and you only need to sign in once. The best way to start using your DOE account is to sign into TeachHub. Instructions on how to reset your own password are below. This will give you more safety and security. If so, we recommend you reset the password yourself, to something unique. Your school may give you a generic password. Once you have these, you can start signing into DOE applications. Your school must give you your username and a password. Your DOE account stays the same the entire time you are in school, and with it you can access all DOE technology platforms. It is created automatically when you enroll in school. Their funds match the Washington state dollars through the Matchmaker Program.Every New York City public school student has a DOE account. In Washington state, utility companies that sell gas and electric heat also provide matching funds for qualified low-income households. The local LIHEAP Energy Assistance programs decide on the exact amount of the approved transfer for their area based on their funding needs. This brings all potential LIHEAP dollars to Washington State, providing an opportunity for agencies to enhance their programs and existing funding. We have HHS approval for up to the full 25% transfer this year again. Approval of this waiver request in 2019 could increase available weatherization funding by $5,789,570 and increase the transfer of unspent LIHEAP Energy Assistance Program funds from 15% to 25%. Health and Human Services)Ĭommerce can yearly request a waiver to transfer up to 25% of available LIHEAP Energy Assistance Program funds to the Weatherization Assistance Program. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) (U.S. Commerce receives funding from Washington State and the following federal government programs to help pay for low-income weatherization work:
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