Common use of SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS Clause in Contracts

SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS. CONTRACTOR shall actively develop and maintain collaborations and integrate efforts among schools, community and county agencies to ensure comprehensive access to resources and services for K-12 students and their families. CONTRACTOR shall collaborate with school district leaders, school principals, teachers, support services staff, mental health coordinators, counselors, nurses, parent leaders, youth advisory leaders and youth-focused organizations especially those providing school-based mental health services. These must include organizations serving Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Intersex and Questioning (LGBTIQ) youth and youth and families representing the diverse populations of Orange County.

SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS. CONTRACTOR shall actively 21 develop and maintain collaborations and integrate efforts among schools, community and county agencies to ensure 22 comprehensive access to resources and services for K-12 students and their families. CONTRACTOR 23 shall collaborate with school district leaders, school principals, teachers, support services staffstaf f, mental 24 health coordinators, counselors, nurses, parent leaders, youth advisory leaders and youth-focused 25 organizations especially those providing school-based mental health services. These must include 26 organizations serving Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Intersex and Questioning (LGBTIQ) youth 27 and youth and families representing the diverse populations of Orange County.

SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS. CONTRACTOR shall actively 23 develop and maintain collaborations and integrate efforts among schools, community and county agencies to ensure 24 comprehensive access to resources and services for K-12 students and their families. CONTRACTOR 25 shall collaborate with school district leaders, school principals, teachers, support services staff, mental 26 health coordinators, counselors, nurses, parent leaders, youth advisory leaders and youth-focused 27 organizations especially those providing school-based mental health services. These must include 28 organizations serving Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Intersex and Questioning (LGBTIQ) youth 29 and youth and families representing the diverse populations of Orange County.