School District Obligations. The School District agrees to provide the following services at no cost to Top Driver relating to Top Driver’s use of the Property:
a. Custodial services for all portions of the Property
b. Garbage hauling and recycling services.
c. Snowplowing services
d. General maintenance of the Property
e. Cleaning-up of grounds, maintenance of access to buildings and parking lots
School District Obligations. A. The School District agrees to restrict access to the Covered Data to personnel who have a verifiable need to know in the performance of their official job duties as Superintendent or a member of a School TAT. The School District will instruct the Users that their access to the Covered Data is to be used solely for the purpose of performing the Services and/or communicating with Department about the Services and for no other purpose. The School District will instruct the Users that their access to the Covered Data is for the term of their designation as a User and shall end immediately upon either their leaving the employment of School District or the termination of their designation as a User by School District.
B. All members of the threat assessment team can access education records as school officials with a legitimate education interest in the information under FERPA, pursuant to 34 CFR § 99.31(a)(1)(A) or (B). The School District agrees that any access to and disclosure of education records will be done in accordance with FERPA.
C. Each User of the FSSP has access to certain data sets based on their defined role within the system. Districts must assign each member of a threat assessment team to at least one of the User Roles, as defined below. As school officials, members of the threat assessment team can be assigned as Education Users, in addition to other roles as assigned by the District. User Basic access to the system. This role is mandatory for all FSSP users. User and at least one additional role Mentalhealth Users assigned this role have access to DCF Xxxxx Act Data, which contains records protected by HIPAA. This role should only be assigned to a team member that is experienced in behavioral health, such as a school counselor, social worker, psychologist, or other mental health professional serving on a threat assessment team. User, Mentalhealth Education Users assigned this role have access to SESIR, FortifyFL and Social Media Monitoring Data. Those assigned to this role may include teachers, school administrators, and others on the threat assessment team that meet the definition of school officials with legitimate educational interests under 34 CFR § 99.31(a)(1)(i)(A) or (B). User, Education Lawenforcement Users assigned this role have access to Criminal Justice Data. This user role may only be assigned to sworn law enforcement with access to CJNet. User, Lawenforcement Districtadmin Users assigned this role can upload documents on behal...
School District Obligations. 5.1 School District shall:
5.1.1 Hire qualified instructors for the Programs at the Facilities and provide Fire District with the name(s) and Career and Technical Education certificate(s) for each instructor.
5.1.2 Set the curriculum for the Programs and be responsible for course standards, training and recommended updates to the Programs offered by School District.
5.1.3 Carry out all student enrollment functions in accordance with the class schedule to take place during the hours the Facilities are made available to the School District and provide the Fire District with student enrollment information when it becomes available to the School District.
5.1.4 Provide all instruction, disciplinary and counseling support, equipment, textbooks, and all instructional materials needed for the Programs and students.
5.1.5 Require all students participating in the Programs to be made aware of and observe the standards, policies, procedures and regulations of Fire District that have been provided by Fire District to School District, so long as said standards, policies, procedures and regulations do not conflict with the standards, policies, procedures and regulations of the Board of Directors of School District.
5.1.6 Procure and maintain for the duration of this Agreement, in the amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $3,000,000 in the aggregate, professional and commercial general liability insurance covering the negligent acts or omissions of its officers, employees, volunteers, instructors, students and agents in School District’s use of the Facilities and District Property in the performance of this Agreement. Fire District shall be named as an additional insured on School District’s insurance and School District’s insurance shall be primary insurance as to Fire District. School District shall provide Fire District will a certificate of insurance evidencing the coverage required by this Agreement. Such certificate shall provide that the coverage may not be cancelled without thirty (30) days’ advance written notice to Fire District. School District may, if it is self-insured or a member of an insurance pool, provide written proof of coverage that is substantially equal to or greater than the requirements set forth herein.
5.1.7 Undertake reasonable efforts to assure School District’s use of the Facilities for the Programs do not materially disrupt or interfere with the business and operations of Fire District.
5.1.8 Comply with Fire District’s policies, procedu...
School District Obligations. 2.1 School District shall furnish LGMG the schedules of all events for which LGMG has agreed in advance to provide the Services (the “Schedule”). To the extent LGMG is asked to provide Services at events outside of the Schedule, LGMG will, if possible, work with School District to accommodate such requests as more fully described in Exhibit A.
2.2 School District shall provide a dedicated, satisfactory space for the AT to provide the Services within School District’s facilities.
2.3 School District shall provide the AT with all reasonably necessary supplies in order for the AT to perform the Services.
2.4 School District acknowledges and agrees that injuries which warrant physician evaluation will be seen by a physician to provide accurate medical diagnoses and treatment.
2.5 School District shall be responsible for any ambulance or other emergency medical transportation necessary or required by law or regulation during any school event or other function involving the AT. The parties shall establish protocols concerning adult accompaniment with a student athlete in an ambulance, which will not be an AT.
2.6 School District shall be responsible for gathering and storing signed consent to participate forms from all student-athletes, including, whether separate or incorporated, a consent to receive treatment from the AT. School District’s athletic director shall be responsible for maintaining these forms.
2.7 School District has agreed to contract with LGMG for school physician services.
2.8 School District will list the AT on appropriate vehicle insurance policies for the purpose of operation of appropriate motor vehicles.
2.9 School District shall provide the AT with any and all changes to the Schedule, when possible, no later than twenty-four (24) hours prior to the rescheduled event.
School District Obligations. School District agrees to complete two (2) surveys per year (fall and spring) regarding Resident's progress.
School District Obligations. The School District responsibilities will include, but not be limited to, the following:
1. Providing the SRO with a private, furnished office space at the assigned school campus that can be secured as is reasonably acceptable to the Police Department. This shall include, but not be limited to, office furniture, office supplies, telephone and computer access and printer;
2. Provide the SRO with opportunities to address students, teachers, administrators and parents about the SRO Program goals and objectives;
3. Notify the SRO of suspected illegal activity as soon as possible;
4. Work cooperatively with the Police Department to make any needed adjustments to the program during the school year; and,
School District Obligations a. School District shall provide the IU with any and all information necessary for the IU to utilize the “Fraud Check” or “e-Services Fraud Check” Application and properly carry out its obligations hereunder.
b. School District shall designate a contact person to whom the IU shall report any listings of current or potential School District employees identified through the use of the “Fraud Check” or “e-Services Fraud Check” Application.
School District Obligations. The School District will supervise and direct, on behalf of the Authority, all of the design, engineering and construction of the site and infrastructure improvements as may be reasonably required in connection with the construction contemplated by this Agreement. The School District shall be responsible for the day to day oversight, coordination and supervision of the Architect, the Construction Manager, and all contractors providing services in connection with the construction of the improvements. The School District shall be responsible for reviewing all contractors’ requests for payment and, upon approval of same, forwarding such requests to the Authority for approval and payment in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Escrow and Paying Agent Agreement. The Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Authority, the City Manager of the City, and the City Finance Director of the City are each individually authorized and hereby directed to approve and sign any properly submitted Payment Request, without further approval by the Authority or the City. The School District agrees to cause the completion of the improvements in accordance with plans and specifications developed by the School District and jointly approved by the Authority and School District. The Authority shall retain a consultant for the purpose of validating that the construction bid documents accurately reflect the approved plans and specifications, and the reasonable costs of said consultant shall be considered Transaction Expenses. All work to be performed in connection with the construction of the site improvements shall be competitively bid under the direction of the School District in accordance with the provisions of the Competitive Bidding Act. The School District will ensure that all permitting and approvals are obtained and that site improvements are completed in accordance with applicable laws, rules and regulations of the federal, state and local governments, including, but not limited to, compliance with all building codes, planning ordinances and regulations and zoning ordinances and regulations of the City of Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The School District agrees to certify to the Authority its acceptance of completed components of the Project.
School District Obligations. 1. Students assigned pursuant to the Magnet or M to M program as of the Effective Date of this Agreement may remain in their assigned schools and assigned District. No new applications will be accepted under the Magnet or M to M Stipulations after the effective date of this Agreement, but students may enroll in the Magnet schools as legal transfers in accordance with paragraph F.3 of this Agreement.
2. Each District shall continue to provide transportation to remaining Magnet or M to M students residing in their District up to and through the 2016-17 school year. Nothing shall prevent the Districts from agreeing to provide transportation to any remaining such students in the 2017-18 school year or thereafter.
3. In addition to the students assigned to Magnet and M to M programs as of the Effective Date of this Agreement, the Districts agree to allow a certain number of legal transfers between the Districts for five consecutive years, beginning in 2014-15, as follows. PCSSD agrees to approve the legal transfers of up to 30 students per year to NLRSD and 30 students per year to LRSD for each of the five years. Siblings of transferred students will be given first priority. If necessary to accommodate siblings of transferred students, PCSSD shall permit the transfer of the affected siblings, but the number of students in excess of the 30 transfers per year limit shall be deducted from the next year’s 30 student transfer limit for that District. In no event shall the number of legal transfers from PCSSD exceed 150 students for NLRSD and 150 students for LRSD during the five year period. During this period, PCSSD may consider but is not required to approve legal transfers from NLRSD or LRSD. NLRSD and LRSD agree to approve legal transfers of up to 30 students per year each to the other for each of the five years with the same exception for sibling transfers outlined above. During the five year period, the Districts agree to abide by the terms of Act 1227 of 2013, the Arkansas Public School Choice Act of 2013, including the exemption provisions contained in Ark. Code Xxx. 6- 18-1906(a) and (b). For students transferred under this provision, the Districts further agree to waive the transfer review at the end of four years, referenced in Ark. Code Xxx. 6-18-316(g), and allow the students who have transferred pursuant to Ark. Code Xxx. 6- 18-316 to remain in the District to which they have transferred for the remainder of their kindergarten through twelfth grade edu...
School District Obligations. 3.1 The School District shall adopt a resolution authorizing the City to continue collecting the Taxes.
3.2 Beginning January 2016, the School District shall pay to the City, upon invoice for Taxes collected for the term of this Agreement, a collection fee on Taxes Collected in the amount 5.0% of the gross amount collected by the City on behalf of the School District.
3.3 In addition to the aforementioned fees, the School District shall pay to the City external audit fees upon invoice, one-half of the total cost of any filing and service fees and warrants incurred in the collection of the City and School District Business Privilege and Mercantile taxes, if solely School District Taxes the School District will be billed 100% of the total cost.
3.4 The School District may conduct an annual, independent audit, at its own expense, and at a mutually convenient time, on the accounts and records of the City’s Department of Finance and/or the City Treasurer with regard to the collection of the Taxes. In addition, the School District shall receive, upon request to the City’s Finance Director, a copy of the City's independent annual audit.
