PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO BE OFFERED Sample Clauses

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO BE OFFERED. To complement the educational programs and services of the Member Districts in a cost-effective manner, EDCO Collaborative will offer the following: 1. Day school programs and related services for students with disabilities 2. Alternative programs for at-risk students 3. Therapeutic services for adults in collaboration with the Department of Developmental Disabilities and/or other agencies 4. Clinical evaluations 5. Professional learning opportunities 6. Financial management services 7. Pupil transportation 8. Other Member District services The above list is not all-inclusive. The Board, acting at the request of the Executive Director and/or Member Districts, may consider and approve other programs and services to be provided by the Collaborative so long as such programs or services are in the best interest of the Member Districts, and are not inconsistent with M.G.L.
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PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO BE OFFERED. The agreement must articulate the programs or services to be offered by the collaborative. M.G.L. c. 40, § 4E; 603 CMR 50.03(5)(b)2. An example is provided below. The collaborative will offer the following programs and services, which shall complement the educational programs and services of the member districts in a cost-effective manner:
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PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO BE OFFERED. The collaborative will offer the following programs and services, which shall complement the educational programs and services of the member districts in a cost-effective manner: • specialized education programs and services for students ages 3 up to 22 • special education transportation services • professional development, training and resource sharing • an array of consultative services • cooperative purchasing/procurement services • cost effective responses to needs articulated by member districts
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PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO BE OFFERED. The Collaborative will offer the following programs and services, which shall complement the educational programs and services of districts in a cost-effective manner: 1. Approved Public Day school placements 2. Specialized Substantially Separate Programs 3. Wraparound Services 4. Other programs and services for students as requested by Member Districts 5. Therapeutic consultation, assessment, intervention and support 6. Diagnostic and educational testing, evaluation and recommendation 7. Professional development 8. Grant applications and activities 9. Other cost-effective services as determined by the Board of Directors as pennitted by M.G.L. c. 40, § 4E; 603 CMR 50.00.
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PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO BE OFFERED. The collaborative will offer the following programs and services, which shall complement the educational programs and services of the member districts in a cost-effective manner: • specialized education programs and services for students ages 3 up to 22 and as they transition to adulthood • special education transportation services and other transportation services • professional development, training and resource sharing • an array of consultative services • cooperative purchasing/procurement services • cost effective responses to needs articulated by member districts • subject to statutory and regulatory authorization, a continuum of services to include young children with disabilities and/or adults with disabilities (22+)
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PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO BE OFFERED. The collaborative will offer the following programs and services: A. Public day school programs and integrated classroom programs in member districts’ schools for students with disabilities from 3 to 22 years old; interim alternative education settings; alternative educational programs for general education students; and specialized assessments and services. In addition, the Collaborative Board of Directors is authorized to approve other and any program as allowed by M.G.L. c. 40, § 4E. B. Professional development, technology management and integration, consultation, Medicaid billing, home training to families and students with disabilities, sharing and accessing resources across and within school districts. C. Community day programs for adults with disabilities who can benefit from broad-based therapeutic and habilitation services that teach or enhance skills and interests and assist in achieving life goals.
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