Classified School Employee Summer Assistance Program Sample Clauses

Classified School Employee Summer Assistance Program. “CSESAP”)
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Classified School Employee Summer Assistance Program. 25.1 The District and CSEA shall mutually support participation in the Classified School Employee Summer Assistance Program (CSESAP) each year according to California Education Code Section 45500 (code section 45500) and the guidelines published by the California Department of Education (CDE) annually. The District and CSEA agree that in any year in which the state does not budget matching funds under code section 45500, the District will not participate in the CSESAP. Participation shall be waived in any year in which the District determines it cannot participate due to fiscal constraints. The District shall provide notice to CSEA no later than the end of the first full week in December in any year in which the District determines it cannot participate. If the CSESAP is removed from the California Education Code, this section shall become null and void.
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Classified School Employee Summer Assistance Program the District and the Association hereby agree to participate in the Classified School Employee Summer Assistance Program (“CSESAP”) established by the California Department of Education (“CDE”) pursuant to Education Code section 45500 during such time as the State provides funding for the CSESAP. 16.14.1 The District and Association will provide notice concerning the CSESAP to all unit members and share a description of the CSESAP with them, including an explanation of the terms and conditions of the CSESAP, to the extent that it is possible to do so, and assist them in fully understanding the terms and conditions of the CSESAP. 16.14.2 In the event that the State matching funds which are provided from the State to the District under the CSESAP are not paid on a dollar-for-dollar basis, the District shall not be liable for funding any of the State’s unmatched portion of this program. The District and the Association specifically agree that the CSESAP is solely funded by the State and that the District shall be held harmless by the Association if the CDE fails to fulfill its obligations to meet deadlines or fund the program.
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