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Responsibilities of the Parties Under Agreement. In consideration of the mutual goals of the parties to this Agreement and in recognition of the public benefit to be derived from effective implementation of the programs involved, the parties agree that their respective responsibilities under this Agreement shall be as follows:
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Responsibilities of the Parties Under Agreement. In consideration of the mutual aims and desires of the parties to this agreement and in recognition of the benefit to be derived from the effective implementation of the program, the parties agree that their responsibilities under this agreement shall be as follows: A. CRY-ROP shall: 1. Pay the Participating Agency for CTE TEACH services rendered and as specified, the total stipend amount of up to $7,500 per mentor for up to three mentors per site. Base ratio is 5 mentees per mentor. Each site Mentor can mentor more than five mentees, but not less if the site has fewer than six mentees. Each mentor will report up to 150 hours, at a rate of $50.00 per service hour, (not to exceed $7,500), building and executing grant required activities. 2. Furnish all information and forms necessary to the performance of this agreement. 3. Provide curriculum and training for Mentor Teachers. 4. Provide administrator support focusing on strategies and practices needed to implement the CTE TEACH program. 5. Monitor the performance of the Participating Agency in regards to responsibilities under this MOU and advise the Participating Agency of any and all concerns.
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Responsibilities of the Parties Under Agreement. In consideration of the mutual aims and desires of the parties to this Agreement and in recognition of the public benefit to be derived from effective implementation of the program involved, the parties agree that their responsibilities under this Agreement shall be as follows: X. XXXX COUNTY shall: 1. Coordinate with L.C. staff and our Xxxx County Community Center staff at the various community centers in the precincts to provide our citizens and their children with classroom and computer technology classrooms with access to internet for instructional purposes. 2. Recruit residents in need of receiving ESL, EL Civics or HSE instruction. 3. Provide orientation sessions and services at the beginning of each session at each of the following Xxxx County Activity/Community Centers as located below. a.) Xxxx County/Precinct 1 La Presa Activity/Community Center, located at 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxx Rd., Laredo, Texas 78046. b.) Xxxx County Precinct 2 Larga Vista Activity/Community Center, located at 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xx., Laredo, Texas 78043. c.) Xxxx County Precinct 3, Santa Xxxxxxxx Activity/Community Center, located at 00000 X.X. Xxx 00 X, Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 00000. d.) Xxxx County Precinct 4 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Activity/Community Center located at 000 Xxxxxxxx Xx., Laredo, Texas 78040, and the Xxxx & Xxxxx Xxxxx Activity/Community Center, located at 000 X. Xxxxxxx Xx., Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 00000. 4. Promote referrals of individual and/or program participants to participate in Adult Education & Literacy Program. 5. Provide referral services to ESL, EL Civics and HSE students as needed. 6. Provide storage/cabinet with lock for instructional material and instructor equipment. 7. Provide Safety Protocols/ and or comply with Laredo College Safety Protocols. B. LC shall: 1) Hire, monitor, and evaluate Xxxx County Community Center staff members and the instructional classes and any other related needs. 2) Provide curriculum, supplies and instructional materials to support the ESL, EL Civics and HSE classes. 3) Maintain student records and files. 4) Monitor the ESL EL, Civics and HSE classes regularly. 5) Provide staff development opportunities to faculty 6) Implement distance learning classes when available. 7) Evaluate program’s ESL and HSE component in compliance with TWC guidelines. 8) Provide Safety Protocols to include student questionnaire, temperature checks, sitting chart arrangements, and sanitation supplies. 9) Recommend use of face masks and xxxxxxx for students and instructors.
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Responsibilities of the Parties Under Agreement. In consideration of the mutual aims and desires of the parties to this Agreement and in recognition of the public benefit to be derived from effective implementation of the South Texas Workforce System, the parties agree to the following responsibilities under this Agreement: (1) Assign liaison to the program; (2) Coordinate, conduct and hold planning meetings to develop a detailed program plan for the Teacher Externship Program that will make connections between what teachers teach and what the employer worksite requires in an employee; (3) Collect the grant required formal letters of agreements with partners; (4) Conduct a 5-day Teacher Externship Program that includes an orientation, work site occupational skill observation experience and development of lesson plans; (5) Conduct a program evaluation; (6) Oversee and collect all documentation required for the grant required leveraged funds; (7) Submit all required program deliverables including detailed plan, implementation schedule, expenditure projections and performance benchmarks, program monitoring, quarterly and final reports. (1) Support the teacher externship program by serving as an externship site for area teachers. Participating employers are asked to host the selected teachers on-site for approximately eight (8) hours per day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday during the month of June 2017; (2) Assign a worksite coordinator to serve as the liaison to the program; (3) Participate in program planning to help in the development of a program plan for the Teacher Externship Program that will make connections between what teachers teach and what the employer worksite requires in an employee; (4) Provide an industry overview to include how the varied demand occupations work within the targeted industry worksite and knowledge, skills and ability qualifications and education required for the demand occupations; (5) Participation as a liaison and planning activities constitutes leverage funding that is required for the grant, employer will assist in required documentation such as a signature of attendance and participation; (6) If possible, employer may submit copies of any documents or videos that can assist the program such as safety manuals, pre-employment assessments, occupational job descriptions, and employment applications. (7) Participation as a liaison and planning activities constitutes leverage funding that is required for the WSST Teacher Externship Program, partner will assist in required do...
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Responsibilities of the Parties Under Agreement. In consideration of the mutual aims and desires of the parties to this Agreement and in recognition of the public benefit to be derived from effective implementation of the program involved, the parties agree that their responsibilities under this Agreement shall be as follows: X. XXXX COUNTY-PRECINCT 1, PRECINCT 2, PRECINCT 3, & PRECINCT 4 ACTIVITY/COMMUNITY CENTERS shall: 1) Provide classroom and computer technology classrooms for instructional purposes at its Community Centers 2) Provide access to internet 3) Recruit residents in need of receiving ESL, EL Civics or HSE instruction. 4) Provide orientation sessions for Xxxx County/ Precinct 1, Precinct 2, Precinct 3, & Precinct 4 Activity/Community Centers and services at the beginning of each semester 5) Promote referrals of individual and/or program participants to participate in Adult Education & Literacy Program. B. LC shall: 1) Hire, monitor, and evaluate staff members. 2) Provide curriculum, supplies and instructional materials to support the ESL, EL Civics and HSE classes. 3) Maintain student records and files. 4) Monitor the ESL EL, Civics and HSE classes regularly. 5) Provide staff development opportunities to faculty 6) Implement distance learning classes when available. 7) Evaluate program’s ESL and HSE component in compliance with TWC guidelines.
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Responsibilities of the Parties Under Agreement. In consideration of the mutual aims, desires and promises of the parties to this CONTRACT, and, in recognition of the public benefit to be derived from effective implementation of the programs involved, the parties agree that their responsibilities under this agreement shall be as follows: A. The Receiving Agency shall: 1) Sign the Texas Department of State Health Services Non-Expendable Personal Property Report Form (Form GC-11) and Property Transfer Record when the AMMU is acquired from NCTTRAC. 2) Register the AMMU in the Texas Regional Response Network (TRRN). 3) May establish satellite phone service. Receiving agency incurs all costs of satellite phone operation. 4) May establish wireless internet service for connecting the provided laptop to regional WebEOC and EMResource systems, and to provide linkage for web-based video teleconferencing to appropriate health and medical support agencies. Receiving agency incurs all costs of operation of wireless internet services. 5) Maintain the AMMU in a ready – to – use state for training, emergency response / recovery, or inspection. 6) Make the AMMU available for use during exercises and emergencies. 7) Designate personnel that will setup, operate, maintain, and return to storage the AMMU and associated equipment. 8) Perform and document the completion of planned, preventive, and corrective maintenance and repairs to the AMMU and ancillary equipment as indicated in the manufacturers’ operations and maintenance manuals. 9) Conduct an annual or special inventory of all AMMU equipment and provide results upon request by NCTTRAC, using standard HPP-specific inventory forms and processes. NCTTRAC will provide support to Receiving Agency during the inventory process as requested. 10) Notify NCTTRAC if replacement of damaged or non-functional equipment is required. 11) Notify NCTTRAC, for consideration, of any needed upgrades regarding the AMMU. System alterations must be approved by NCTTRAC to ensure regional consistency. 12) Provide minor equipage required for use within the MMU such as administrative support items, cleaning equipment, fuel, etc. 13) Maintain insurance or other means of replacing the AMMU as provided under HRSA / HPP funding. The Receiving Agency will provide NCTTRAC a document reflecting that it holds such insurance or other means of replacing the AMMU. Indicate that such insurance or other means of replacing the AMMU is evident by completion and return to NCTTRAC of Exhibit B, Affidavit of Insur...
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