Common use of Collaboration Clause in Contracts

Collaboration. Provider will cooperate and comply in all respects with MPS obligations as a 21st Century CLC grant recipient. Provider will collaborate with MPS in accordance with 21st Century CLC Collaborative “Roles and Responsibilities”; attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference as Appendix E. Provider will work with the School to carry out the requirements set forth in this Agreement. A. Provider will actively engage in the monitoring and continuous improvement of student academic performance through participation in CLC activities. B. Provider will ensure that its employees and volunteers attend all mandatory CLC meetings which include, but are not limited to: 1. Site coordinator and academic coordinator meetings; 2. Orientations, trainings, and conference sessions; 3. APlus training sessions; 4. School Learning Team meetings; 5. CLC collaborative meetings; and 6. Special district meetings. C. In addition to MPS trainings, the following conferences are also approved for CLC staff to attend: 1. Wisconsin DPI CLC Conference; 2. Center for Summer Learning National Conference; 3. Beyond School Hours Conference; 4. National Afterschool Association; and 5. Wisconsin Afterschool Association Conference. Attendance at any other staff trainings on which CLC funds will be expended must be submitted for preapproval to MPS by completing a “Request for Professional Training/Conference Reimbursement.” A sample reimbursement form is attached hereto and incorporated by reference as Appendix F. If said form is not submitted and approved prior to attendance, MPS will have the right to withhold reimbursement. D. Provider will work closely with the School to ensure that collaborative meetings are held between stakeholders where CLC data is presented, discussed and acted upon as outlined in Appendix A. E. All CLC promotional materials, (flyers, articles, media coverage, etc.), about the CLC program should also include reference to the 21st Century Community Learning Centers and the partnership with the either “Milwaukee Recreation” or “Milwaukee Public Schools.”

Collaboration. Provider will cooperate and comply in all respects with MPS obligations as a 21st Century CLC grant recipient. Provider will collaborate with MPS in accordance with 21st Century CLC Collaborative “Roles and Responsibilities”; attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference as Appendix E. Provider will work with the School to carry out the requirements set forth in this Agreement. A. Provider will actively engage in the monitoring and continuous improvement of student academic performance through participation in CLC activities. B. Provider will ensure that its employees and volunteers attend all mandatory CLC meetings which include, but are not limited to: 1. Site coordinator Coordinator and academic coordinator meetingsAcademic Coordinator Meetings; 2. Orientations, trainingsTrainings, and conference Conference sessions; 3. APlus training Training sessions; 4. School Learning Team meetings; 5. CLC collaborative Collaborative meetings; and 6. Special district District meetings. C. In addition to MPS trainings, the following conferences are also approved for CLC staff to attend: 1. Wisconsin DPI CLC Conference; 2. Center for Summer Learning National Conference; 3. Beyond School Hours Conference; 4. National Afterschool Association; and 5. Wisconsin Afterschool Association Conference. Attendance at any other staff trainings on which CLC funds will be expended must be submitted for preapproval to MPS by completing a “Request for Professional Training/Conference Reimbursement.” ”. A sample reimbursement form is attached hereto and incorporated by reference as Appendix F. If said form is not submitted and approved prior to attendance, MPS will have the right to withhold reimbursement. D. Provider will work closely with the School to ensure that collaborative meetings are held between stakeholders where CLC data is presented, discussed and acted upon as outlined in Appendix A. E. All CLC promotional materials, (flyers, articles, media coverage, etc.), about the CLC program should also include reference to the 21st Century Community Learning Centers and the partnership with the either “Milwaukee Recreation” or “Milwaukee Public Schools”.”

Collaboration. Provider will cooperate and comply in all respects with MPS obligations as a 21st Century CLC grant recipient. Provider will collaborate with MPS in accordance with 21st Century CLC Collaborative “Roles and Responsibilities”; attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference as Appendix E. E are documents outlining those roles and responsibilities. Provider will work with the School to carry out the requirements set forth in this Agreement. A. Provider will actively engage in the monitoring and continuous improvement of student academic performance through participation in CLC activities. B. Provider will ensure that its employees and volunteers attend all mandatory CLC meetings which include, but are not limited to: 1. Site coordinator Coordinator and academic coordinator meetingsAcademic Coordinator Meetings; 2. Orientations, trainingsTrainings, and conference Conference sessions; 3. APlus training Training sessions; 4. School Learning Team meetings; 5. CLC collaborative Collaborative meetings; and 6. Special district District meetings. C. In addition to MPS trainings, the following conferences are also approved for CLC staff to attend: 1. Wisconsin DPI CLC Conference; 2. Center for Summer Learning National Conference; 3. Beyond School Hours Conference; 4. National Afterschool Association; and 5. Wisconsin Afterschool Association Conference. Attendance at any other staff trainings on which CLC funds will be expended must be submitted for preapproval preapproval” to MPS by completing a “Request for Professional Training/Conference Reimbursement.” . A sample reimbursement form is attached hereto and incorporated by reference as Appendix F. If said form is not submitted and approved prior to attendance, MPS will have the right to withhold reimbursement. D. Provider will work closely with the School to ensure that collaborative meetings are held between stakeholders where CLC data is presented, discussed and acted upon as outlined in Appendix A. E. All CLC promotional materials, (flyers, articles, media coverage, etc.), about the CLC program should also include reference to the 21st Century Community Learning Centers and the partnership with the either “Milwaukee Recreation” or “Milwaukee Public Schools”.”