PROVIDER’S DELIVERABLES AND REPORTING Sample Clauses

PROVIDER’S DELIVERABLES AND REPORTING. A. Provider shall provide the following documentation prior to the beginning of services: 1. Proof that teachers and staff are certified. Provider must turn in a printout from the DPI demonstrating that each teacher holds a current State of Wisconsin teaching license. 2. Provider must provide proof that each of its employees, agents, volunteers, sub-contractors, or other personnel providing services on behalf of the Provider has passed a criminal background check within the last 12 months. 3. Provider’s proof of insurance. If children that should be receiving services are unable to receive services due to failure by the Provider to obtain insurance for a period of five (5) school days, those children will be reassigned to another provider. B. Provider shall ensure that services are delivered in accordance with the following: 1. Provider shall ensure that there is a minimum assigned ratio of students to teachers of 6:1 and a maximum assigned ratio of 8:1, unless otherwise approved in writing by the Supervisor of the MPS ESEA Department. 2. Provider shall ensure that there is a minimum of 120 minutes per subject area delivered over at least two class periods per five instructional days per child, unless otherwise approved in writing by the MPS ESEA Non-Public Supervisor 3. Provider shall ensure that MPS Title IA, Title IIIA, and Title IVA Tags/stamps are affixed to all non- consumable materials and MPS Fixed Asset Tags affixed to technology and items over $50 in value purchased with Title funds and accurately inventoried according to those numbers. These labels should be received from the ESEA Department. There may be no advertising/company logos/school logos on any purchased Title IA, IIA, IIIA or IVA materials. 4. Provider shall ensure that a fully completed MPS Asset Disposal Form is submitted to the MPS ESEA and Title III Department. and approved by the ESEA and Title III Department prior to any items being moved to a different location, scrapped, or given to Title I or Title III students and deleted from the inventory. 5. Provider shall ensure that professional development activities to be carried out for private school personnel is based on a review of scientifically based research and is expected to improve student academic achievement. C. Provider shall meet the following deadlines for the specified meeting(s) and deliverables: Payments will be withheld until deadlines are met.
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PROVIDER’S DELIVERABLES AND REPORTING. A. Provider shall provide the following documentation prior to the beginning of services: 1. Proof that teachers and staff are certified. Provider must turn in a printout from the DPI demonstrating that each teacher holds a current State of Wisconsin teaching license. 2. Provider must provide proof that each of its employees, agents, volunteers, sub-contractors or other personnel providing services on behalf of the Provider has passed a criminal background check within the last 12 months. 3. Provider’s proof of insurance. If children that should be receiving services are unable to receive services due to failure by the Provider to obtain insurance for a period of five (5) school days, those children will be reassigned to another provider.
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