Common use of Children At Risk Seats Clause in Contracts

Children At Risk Seats. The Children at Risk statute provides that each Educational Program shall have at least 30 pupils and no more than 250 pupils. Contractor shall provide a total of 110 full time equivalent seats in grades 9-12 for MPS pupils who are Children at Risk. Contractor expressly understands that under no circumstances shall the Board be obligated to make payment for more than said number of Children at Risk seats. Contractor shall fill all Children at Risk seats by the September State Aid Enrollment Count (Third Friday September Count). If Contractor fails to fill all contracted Children at Risk seats by the Third Friday September Count, the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.2. below accordingly. If Contractor fails to have all contracted Children at Risk seats filled by the January State Aid Enrollment Count (Friday January Count), the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.3. below accordingly, based on the average of the state’s Third Friday September Count and Friday January Count. (For example, Contractor’s Third Friday Count is 80 FTE and its January Count is 84 FTE, then the payment due under paragraph II.A.3. shall be 82 FTE).

Children At Risk Seats. The Children at Risk statute provides that each Educational Program shall have at least 30 pupils and no more than 250 pupils. Contractor shall provide a total of 110 240 full time equivalent seats in grades 9-12 for MPS pupils who are Children at Risk. Contractor expressly understands that under no circumstances shall the Board be obligated to make payment for more than said number of Children at Risk seats. Contractor shall fill all Children at Risk seats by the September State Aid Enrollment Count (Third Friday September Count). If Contractor fails to fill all contracted Children at Risk seats by the Third Friday September Count, the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.2. below accordingly. If Contractor fails to have all contracted Children at Risk seats filled by the January State Aid Enrollment Count (Friday January Count), the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.3. below accordingly, based on the average of the state’s Third Friday September Count and Friday January Count. (For example, Contractor’s Third Friday Count is 80 FTE and its January Count is 84 FTE, then the payment due under paragraph II.A.3. shall be 82 FTE).

Children At Risk Seats. The Children at Risk statute provides that each Educational Program shall have at least 30 pupils and no more than 250 pupils. Contractor shall provide a total of 110 120 full time equivalent seats in grades 9-12 for MPS pupils who are Children at Risk. Contractor expressly understands that under no circumstances shall the Board be obligated to make payment for more than said number of Children at Risk seats. Contractor shall fill all Children at Risk seats by the September State Aid Enrollment Count (Third Friday September Count). If Contractor fails to fill all contracted Children at Risk seats by the Third Friday September Count, the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.2. below accordingly. If Contractor fails to have all contracted Children at Risk seats filled by the January State Aid Enrollment Count (Friday January Count), the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.3. below accordingly, based on the average of the state’s Third Friday September Count and Friday January Count. (For example, Contractor’s Third Friday Count is 80 FTE and its January Count is 84 FTE, then the payment due under paragraph II.A.3. shall be 82 FTE).

Children At Risk Seats. The Children at Risk statute provides that each Educational Program for Children at Risk shall have at least 30 pupils and no more than 250 pupils. Contractor shall provide a total of 110 full time equivalent seats in grades 9for the 2012-12 2013 school year and full-time equivalent seats for the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 school years for MPS pupils who are Children at Risk. Contractor expressly understands that under no circumstances shall the Board be obligated to make payment for more than said number of Children at Risk seats. Contractor shall fill all Children at Risk seats by the September State Aid Enrollment Count (Third Friday September Count). If Contractor fails to fill all contracted Children at Risk seats by the Third Friday September Count, the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.2. below accordingly. If Contractor fails to have all contracted Children at Risk seats filled by the January State Aid Enrollment Count (Friday January Count), the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.3. below accordingly, based on the average of the state’s Third Friday September Count and Friday January Count. (For example, Contractor’s Third Friday Count is 80 FTE and its January Count is 84 FTE, then the payment due under paragraph II.A.3. shall be 82 FTE).

Children At Risk Seats. The Children at Risk statute provides that each Educational Program shall have at least 30 pupils and no more than 250 pupils. Contractor shall provide a total of 110 100 full time equivalent seats in grades 9-12 for MPS pupils who are Children at Risk. Contractor expressly understands that under no circumstances shall the Board be obligated to make payment for more than said number of Children at Risk seats. Contractor shall fill all Children at Risk seats by the September State Aid Enrollment Count (Third Friday September Count). If Contractor fails to fill all contracted Children at Risk seats by the Third Friday September Count, the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.2. below accordingly. If Contractor fails to have all contracted Children at Risk seats filled by the January State Aid Enrollment Count (Friday January Count), the Board shall reduce the payment provided for in paragraph II.A.3. below accordingly, based on the average of the state’s Third Friday September Count and Friday January Count. (For example, Contractor’s Third Friday Count is 80 FTE and its January Count is 84 FTE, then the payment due under paragraph II.A.3. shall be 82 FTE).