Head Start Agencies Sample Clauses

Head Start Agencies. If PROVIDER is a Head Start Agency, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER’s Head Start programs must be “in addition to, and not in substitution for, comparable services previously provided without Federal assistance.” (42 U.S.C., s. 9835(c)) 46. Title 20 Schools. If PROVIDER receives federal funds under Title 20, United States Code, ss. 6311-6322, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER may use “Federal funds to supplement, [but] not [to] supplant non-Federal funds.” (20 U.S.C., s. 6314(a)(3)(B)) VIII. PROVISIONS FOR PROVIDER PROBATION
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Head Start Agencies. If PROVIDER is a Head Start Agency, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER’s Head Start programs must be “in addition to, and not in substitution for, comparable services previously provided without Federal assistance.” (42 U.S.C., s. 9835(c))
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Head Start Agencies. If you are a Head Start Agency, you understand that Head Start services must be “in addition to, and not in substitution for, comparable services previously provided without Federal assistance.”
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Head Start Agencies. If PROVIDER is a Head Start Agency, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER’s Head Start programs must be “in addition to, and not in substitution for, comparable services previously provided without Federal assistance.” (42 U.S.C., s. 9835(c)) 49. Title 20 Schools. If PROVIDER receives federal funds under Title 20, United States Code, ss. 6311-6322, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER may use “Federal funds to supplement, [but] not [to] supplant non-Federal funds.” (20 U.S.C., s. 6314(a)(3)(B)) VIII. PROVISIONS FOR PROVIDER ACCOUNTABILITY 50. Performance Metric. PROVIDER understands that, it is required to adhere to the accountability measures set forth in s. 1002.68, F.S. PROVIDER acknowledges that the calculation of the performance metric will include composite program assessment scores, learning gains, and norm- referenced developmental learning outcomes resulting from the coordinated screening and progress monitoring program.
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Head Start Agencies. If PROVIDER is a Head Start Agency, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER’s Head Start programs must be “in addition to, and not in substitution for, comparable services previously provided without Federal assistance.” (42 U.S.C., s. 9835(c)) 49. Title 20 Schools. If PROVIDER receives federal funds under Title 20, United States Code, ss. 6311-6322, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER may use “Federal funds to supplement, [but] not [to] supplant non-Federal funds.” (20 U.S.C., s. 6314(a)(3)(B)) VIII. PROVISIONS FOR PROVIDER ACCOUNTABILITY 50. Readiness Rates/Performance Metric. PROVIDER understands that, it is required to adhere to the accountability measures in accordance with s. 1002.68, F.S. PROVIDER acknowledges that the calculation of the performance metric shall include program assessment composite scores, learning gains, and norm-referenced developmental learning outcomes resulting from the coordinated screening and progress monitoring program.
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Head Start Agencies. If PROVIDER is a Head Start Agency, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER’s Head Start programs must be “in addition to, and not in substitution for, comparable services previously provided without Federal assistance.” (42 U.S.C., s. 9835(c)) Title 20 Schools. If PROVIDER receives federal funds under Xxxxx 00, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Code, ss. 6311-6322, PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with federal law, PROVIDER may use “Federal funds to supplement, [but] not [to] supplant non-Federal funds.” (20 U.S.C., s. 6314(a)(3)(B)) PROVISIONS FOR PROVIDER PROBATION Readiness Rates. PROVIDER understands that, in accordance with s. 1002.69(5), F.S., the Office of Early Learning will annually issue kindergarten readiness rates to each PROVIDER. PROVIDER understands that if it, or any of its providers listed in Exhibit 1, receives a kindergarten readiness rate which falls below the minimum readiness rate established by the Office of Early Learning, in accordance with s. 1002.67(4)(c)1., F.S., PROVIDER or any of its PROVIDERS listed in Exhibit 1 will be placed on probation and must submit an improvement plan and/or annual progress report for approval to either the school district or COALITION in accordance with Rules 6M-8.700 and 6M-8.701 F.A.C. or be removed from eligibility to offer the program type for five (5) years. In the event that PROVIDER fails to meet the minimum readiness rate for a program type (school-year or summer) three consecutive times, in accordance with s. 1002.67(4)(c)3, F.S., PROVIDER will be removed from eligibility to offer the program type for five (5) years unless PROVIDER is granted a good cause exemption by the Office of Early Learning. PROVIDER acknowledges that if the provider has been cited for one or more class I or two or more class II violations within the 2 years preceding the provider’s request it will result in the provider being ineligible to receive a good cause exemption. If a PROVIDER is removed from summer eligibility, then this Contract is considered void for that PROVIDER’s summer program type of the program year. Probation. PROVIDER understands that in accordance with s. 1002.67(4)(c)2, F.S., PROVIDER on probation must continue the corrective actions in its improvement plan, including the use of an approved curriculum or a staff development plan, until PROVIDER meets the readiness rate. Failure to do so will result in the termination of PROVIDER’s contract and the PROVIDER losing eligibility to del...
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