Cohorts. (1) Cohort 1 and Cohort 2. Summit Learning will provide up to four (4) years of Professional Development support, inclusive of any and all prior years of support, through summer trainings (each, a “Summer Training”) and regional convenings (each, a “Regional Convening”) to partner schools that began student use of the Program during the 2015-16 school year (“Cohort 1”) and the 2016-17 school year (“Cohort 2”).
(2) Cohort 3. Summit Learning will provide Summer Trainings and Regional Convenings for up to three (3) years, inclusive of any and all prior years of support, through to partner schools that began student use of the Program during the 2017-18 school year; provided, however, that, Summit Learning will provide one (1) additional year of support through Summer Trainings and Regional Convenings if such partner school adds a new team of grade level teachers who teach the core classes and increases the number of students in the Program.
(3) Cohort 4. Summit Learning will provide Summer Trainings and Regional Convenings for up to (3) years for partner schools that commence student use of the Program during the 2018- 19 school year (“Cohort 4”).
Cohorts. Grades 2-5 AM and PM sessions will be balanced to the extent possible, with no more than 15 students in each in-person session.
Cohorts i. Class rosters will be split into cohorts as outlined for elementary and secondary in Attachment A. Elementary, TK-8 schools and Discovery High School will follow an A/B schedule for all grades. All remaining secondary programs will follow an A/B/C schedule to maintain smaller class sizes for in-person instruction. The total number of students on a class roster will align with the collectively bargained class size language.
ii. Classes would be balanced to the best of the site administrator’s ability as equal students in each cohort. General cohort size will be limited by the social distancing guidelines provided by state and local health departments. As of now that distance is six feet.
iii. The cohorts that are not in-person shall engage in the class via distance learning to receive daily live instruction along with their peers who are attending class in-person.
iv. The District acknowledges that some families may opt for their student to remain in Distance Learning regardless of being a member of any cohort. These students will attend class via Distance Learning to receive daily live instruction five days per week, and this will further reduce the number of students who will be present for in-person instruction.
Cohorts. The cohorts consisting of 2-3 5th grade classes each, will participate in the program during the following dates and times: Spring 2023 Dates: Cohort Max # Kids On Campus Start/End Times Field Trip Start/End Times Schools Assigned Location/Time:. The location for the Program will be held at the following locations or an alternative location(s) mutually agreed by Outfitter and Client. The specific times of programming will be determined in the operations phase. Outfitter Responsibilities:
