SCHOOL-TO-WORK PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS – AGENCY COLLABORATION Sample Clauses

SCHOOL-TO-WORK PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS – AGENCY COLLABORATION. In addition to the objectives identified in Exhibit III, Section I C. 2., Objectives for School-to-Work Services, the Agency Collaboration model addresses the following additional objectives: Assist individuals with the most significant disabilities to obtain and maintain gainful employment. Increase collaboration among Employment Contractors to identify and implement best practice methods for providing employment services for individuals who require support differently than what is offered within current service models. Create replicable processes for the development of new approaches to obtaining employment for individuals who require different support services than what is offered within the current County S2W transition models. Contractors providing S2W services using the Agency Collaboration model shall comply with the program requirements in the S2W services general model, in addition to the requirements of the Agency Collaboration model. Meet eligibility requirements in Exhibit III, Section III. A. 1. and: Eligible students must want paid community-based employment, participating in all phases of the Agency Collaboration model. All students must attend a school district (District) participating in the Agency Collaboration model and be identified by the District, and the County, as having support needs that would be better served through this model in achieving employment. Except with prior written approval from the County, students shall have birthdates between: September 1, 1998 and August 31, 1999 and exiting a participating school district in June 2020. September 1, 1999 and August 31, 2000 and exiting a participating school district in June of 2021. The Contractor shall have participated in at least one S2W Agency Collaboration or shall have a minimum of 2 years providing General Model S2W services and meet the current S2W average for employed students with high acuity (2014: 41%). The Contractor shall participate in District hosted face-to-face project meetings in order to identify and coordinate responsibilities and services that promote the successful employment of all students. These activities are documented through staff logs, case notes, or other similar documents. The Contractor shall participate in all County and/or District hosted S2W training and collaboration meetings except with prior written approval from the County. Where other Contractors are not participating within the District, or where across District collaboration is not pos...
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SCHOOL-TO-WORK PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS – AGENCY COLLABORATION. A. In addition to the objectives identified in Exhibit III, Section I C. 2., Objectives for School-to- Work Services, the Agency Collaboration model addresses the following additional objectives:
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SCHOOL-TO-WORK PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS – AGENCY COLLABORATION. A. In addition to the objectives identified in Exhibit II, Section I C. 2., Objectives for S2W, the Agency Collaboration model addresses the following additional objectives:
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