Peer Group Meetings. A School-based peer group session will consist of six (6) to eight (8) peer group meetings that will coincide with the length of a class period and not to exceed seventy-five (75) minutes. One or two additional meetings will be scheduled as make-up dates in the event a peer group meeting must be cancelled. Foundation will provide materials to assist with the Program, including an Activity Manual and a Resource Manual. Exhibit E A School peer group must have a minimum of three (3) students to begin and must maintain an average of three (3) students to continue as a peer group. The maximum number permitted for a peer group will be determined on a case by case basis taking into consideration the following factors: • Age of Students • Activity level of Students • Amount of staff support • Level of need of Students. The ideal age range for Students in a peer group should not exceed a two (2) year age gap for elementary and middle school, and a three (3) year age gap for high school. A peer group session will be cancelled if an average of three (3) students per peer group is not maintained; or if either party fails to meet its obligations and the problem cannot be resolved. Reasons for cancelling peer group meetings include weather related concerns; no School facilitator without an identified substitute; no Caring Place staff without an identified substitute; School knows ahead of time that there will be no Students in attendance; School is cancelled or it is a scheduled off day. Caring Place staff will provide a general curriculum to guide the peer group meetings.
Peer Group Meetings. ConnectWise shall organize and facilitate the peer groups and related Membership activities as specified in IT Nation Evolve Policy Guide.
Peer Group Meetings. A School-based peer group session will consist of six (6) to eight (8) peer group meetings that will coincide with the length of a class period and not to exceed seventy-five (75) minutes. One or two additional meetings will be scheduled as make-up dates in the event a peer group meeting must be cancelled. Foundation will provide materials to assist with the Program, including an Activity Manual and a Resource Manual. A School peer group must have a minimum of five (5) students to begin and must maintain an average of five (5) students to continue as a peer group. The maximum number permitted for a peer group will be determined on a case by case basis taking into consideration the following factors: Age of Students Activity level of Students Amount of staff support Level of need of Students The ideal age range for Students in a peer group should not exceed a two (2) year age gap for elementary and middle school, and a three (3) year age gap for high school and secondary school. A peer group session will be cancelled if an average of three (3) Students per peer group is not maintained; or if either party fails to meet its obligations and the failure cannot be resolved. Reasons for cancelling peer group meetings may include: (i) weather related concerns, when applicable; (ii) no School Co-Facilitator without an identified substitute; (iii) no Caring Place staff without an identified substitute; (iv) School knows ahead of time that there will be no Students in attendance; or (v) School is cancelled or it is a scheduled off day. Caring Place staff will provide a general curriculum to guide the peer group meetings.
