Format, Structure, and Approval Process Sample Clauses

Format, Structure, and Approval Process. The District shall develop plan for provision of educational support services based upon need and capacity assessment, and shall provide this to the Superintendent of Public Instruction no later than October 31 for review and approval. This plan shall include documentation of needs for the district; capacities for services that will be conducted internally by the District, as well as of a preferred Educational Service Provider selected by the District for contracted services; and timelines, deliverables, and services to be performed. If the Educational Service Provider is not the ISD of the District, the District shall include information documenting why the ISD was not selected for provision of these services. It is the preference of the Superintendent of Public Instruction that services identified for provision by a contracted provider are bundled where possible to ensure the efforts are focused and cohesive in nature. The Superintendent of Public Instruction shall approve or disapprove the plan within 7 days of receipt from the District. If disapproved, the District may revise and submit a new plan and documentation within 7 days of the disapproval notice for re-evaluation of the plan. If the services plan is disapproved a second time, this shall be considered a material breach of the Agreement, in accordance with Section B-9 below. If the services plan is approved by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, the District may then contract with an Educational Services Provider. The contract must be reviewed by the Superintendent of the District, and the Consent Agreement Consultant, if in place by this time, and be consistent with the Financial Operating Plan, as identified in the Agreement, approved by the Treasurer. A copy of the contract must be submitted to the Michigan Department of Education as an assurance with the District Improvement Plan.
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Format, Structure, and Approval Process. The District shall revise the DIP within the ASSIST platform on the Advanc-Ed website, using the existing DIP structure and format. Additional plan details shall be uploaded as an assurance, along with the detailed timeline and benchmarking outcomes to evaluate progress in implementation. The following deliverables shall be provided through the ASSIST platform:
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