Common use of Operating Services Clause in Contracts

Operating Services. CHARTER shall pay the following Service Fees: 6.1.1 Supervisorial Oversight in accordance with Education Code Section 47613 in the amount of 3% of the CHARTER’s previous fiscal year total general purpose and categorical revenue. This shall be paid to District by October 1st for the previous fiscal year. 6.1.2 Contract for Special Education services, provided by TTUSD to SELS. Contract to remain in effect for the life of SELS charter, or until dissolved by mutual agreement between SELS and TTUSD. 1. For Special Education purposes, SELS will operate as a school of the district. 2. TTUSD will retain all of SELS' SELPA funding provided by PCOE. 3. Special Education Encroachment. This amount is determined by considering the special education costs (Resources 3310, 3315, 3320, 3410, 6500, 6520) of the District for the prior fiscal year that are not paid for by state and federal special education funds (“encroachment”). The encroachment is divided by the Average Daily Attendance of the District at P-2 (“ADA”) for the prior fiscal year (including Charter School students) and then multiplying the results by the ADA of the SELS during the current fiscal year (“SELs Special Ed Encroachment”). Since SELS is funded differently than other TTUSD schools, and since this amount of funding has historically been less, the encroachment fee will be determined by 1) Calculating the proportion of unrestricted funding per ADA between SELS and TTUSD (“Funding Ratio”) from the prior year; and then 2) applying this Funding Ratio to the SELs Special Ed Encroachment Fee; thus, 3) SELS will pay TTUSD a prorated Special Ed fee equivalent to the total SELS Special Education Encroachment multiplied by the Funding Ratio (e.g., if TTUSD per ADA encroachment is $1000/ADA, and SELS is funded at a ratio of .70 when compared to TTUSD, then SELS would only pay only an encroachment of $700/ADA). The revenues (i.e., funding) to be used in the calculation of the Funding Ratio are as follows: A) TTUSD Unrestricted LCFF Revenues: This funding will consist of unrestricted revenues classified as LCFF Sources including reductions from transfers to the deferred maintenance fund and all in-lieu property tax payments to charter schools. TTUSD shall deduct from the unrestricted LCFF revenue totals, all contributions made to the following programs: Regular and Special Education Home to School Transportation, State Preschool, Food Service, and Special Education. B) SELS Unrestricted LCFF Revenues: This funding will consist of unrestricted revenues classified as LCFF Sources. 4. On personnel matters, TTUSD has full oversight and authority. There is an understanding, however, that TTUSD will consider personnel feedback from the SELS Director, and that when possible, TTUSD will invite SELS personnel to be part of the hiring process.

Operating Services. CHARTER shall pay the following Service Fees: 6.1.1 Supervisorial Oversight in accordance with Education Code Section 47613 in the amount of 3% of the CHARTER’s previous fiscal year total general purpose and categorical revenue. This shall be paid to District by October 1st for the previous fiscal year. 6.1.2 Contract for Special Education services, provided by TTUSD to SELS. Contract to remain in effect for the life of SELS charter, or until dissolved by mutual agreement between SELS and TTUSD. 1. For Special Education purposes, SELS will operate as a school of the district. 2. TTUSD will retain all of SELS' SELPA funding provided by PCOE. 3. Special Education Encroachment. This amount is determined by considering the special education costs (Resources 3310, 3315, 3320, 3410, 6500, 6520) of the District for the prior fiscal year that are not paid for by state and federal special education funds (“encroachment”). The encroachment is divided by the Average Daily Attendance of the District at P-2 (“ADA”) for the prior fiscal year (including Charter School students) and then multiplying the results by the ADA of the SELS during the current fiscal year (“SELs Special Ed Encroachment”). Since SELS is funded differently than other TTUSD schools, and since this amount of funding has historically been less, the encroachment fee will be determined by 1) Calculating the proportion of unrestricted funding per ADA between SELS and TTUSD (“Funding Ratio”) from the prior year; and then 2) applying this Funding Ratio to the SELs Special Ed Encroachment Fee; thus, 3) SELS will pay TTUSD a prorated Special Ed fee equivalent to the total SELS Special Education Encroachment multiplied by the Funding Ratio (e.g., if TTUSD per ADA encroachment is $1000/ADA, and SELS is funded at a ratio of .70 when compared to TTUSD, then SELS would only pay only an encroachment of $700/ADA). The revenues (i.e., funding) to be used in the calculation of the Funding Ratio are as follows: A) a. TTUSD Unrestricted LCFF Revenues: This funding will consist of unrestricted revenues classified as LCFF Sources including reductions from transfers to the deferred maintenance fund and all in-lieu property tax payments to charter schools. TTUSD shall deduct from the unrestricted LCFF revenue totals, all contributions made to the following programs: Regular and Special Education Home to School Transportation, State Preschool, Food Service, and Special Education. B) SELS x. XXXX Unrestricted LCFF Revenues: This funding will consist of unrestricted revenues classified as LCFF Sources. 4. On personnel matters, TTUSD has full oversight and authority. There is an understanding, however, that TTUSD will consider personnel feedback from the SELS Director, and that when possible, TTUSD will invite SELS personnel to be part of the hiring process. 6.1.3 Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP). The District will provide ELOP services to eligible Charter Students in grades K-6 at a District designated school site. For providing these services, the Charter shall pay to the District an amount equivalent to its annual State Apportionment for the ELOP..