Sources of Funding. A. State funding for dual credit/concurrent courses will be available to both the ISD and Hill College based upon the current agreement between the Commissioner of Education and Commissioner of Higher Education. In accordance with this agreement, Hill College may claim state funding for all students registered for college‐level credit in a dual credit/concurrent course. The ISD may also claim full ADA funding for all students registered in a dual credit/concurrent course.
B. As of fall 2013, as per SB 31, 83rd Regular Legislature, institutions of higher education may not include dual credit courses for formula funding unless they meet requirements outlined in the Texas Education Code Section 61.059 (p) and (q). For eligible courses offered for dual credit (Part 1, Section B of this agreement) which fall outside of the formula funding allowable by the State of Texas as identified in the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Educational Data Center’s Reporting and Procedures Manual for Texas Community, Technical, and State Colleges (Fall 2018 version), additional tuition and fees may be assessed.
C. In accordance with the tuition and fee structure established by the Hill College Board of Regents, Hill College agrees to charge standard district and non‐district tuition and fees as indicated on the Hill College website. The Hill College Board of Regents reserves the right to change the policies and procedures of Hill College, without notice, including tuition and fees in accordance with the cost of instruction and state laws.
D. The ISD agrees to pay for the cost of tuition, fees, textbooks, and required student supplies or to inform Hill College who is responsible for tuition, fees, textbooks, and required student supply items.
E. High school students taking Hill College courses for dual credit are responsible for ensuring that all applicable dual credit tuition and fees are paid by the student in full at the time of registration according to college requirements. Dual credit/concurrent students fall under the same refund and other financial policies as other Hill College students.
F. If the ISD alone is to be responsible for payment of a student’s tuition and fees, Hill College agrees to xxxx the School District immediately following registration. The ISD agrees to settle all account receivables with Hill College within 30 days of the billing date. Students whose tuition and fees are not paid by the official college census day of the class will be droppe...
Sources of Funding. Contractor acknowledges that all of the funds to be provided to Contractor by Town pursuant to this Agreement are public funds, and that some or all of such funds are restricted in the uses to which they may be put.
Sources of Funding. The Eligible Recipient has satisfied the requirements of Section 3.2 hereof. All direct sources of funding for the Project, including funding from government programs, are set out in Schedule C, attached hereto in the Eligible Project Funding Contribution Table.
Sources of Funding. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the costs for delivery of the HTP described in Section 11.04(a) shall be funded in accordance with the HTP financial plan and separate Funding Agreement(s) among the Parties to be executed after the Effective Date. In the event that the forecast or actual Total Project Cost, or allocated share thereof per Section 11.04(b), would violate restrictions that flow from the funding sources being used (e.g., FFGA, FRA annual grants, state appropriations), the Parties agree to work in good faith together to identify and advocate for additional sources of funds to address such shortfall. Such cooperation does not relieve any individual Party of its responsibility to bear the costs for which it is responsible pursuant to Section 11.04(b) (Shared and Non-Shared Cost Impacts).
Sources of Funding. The sources of funding for the Agreement (July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020) are from the Montana Tobacco Master Settlement Account.
Sources of Funding. The sources of the funding for this Contract are 21.3% from the state general fund and, for the balance, federal grants from: Vocational Rehabilitation & Blind Services, grant numbers H126A230038 (Oct 1, 2022-Sept 30, 2023) and H126A240038 (Oct 1, 2023-Sept 30, 2024) for services other than supported employment. The sources of the funding for this Contract are 100% from the federal grants from: Vocational Rehabilitation & Blind Services, Supported Employment as grant numbers H187A230039 (Oct 1, 2022-Sept 30, 2023) and H187A240039 (Oct 1, 2023-Sept 30, 2024) for adult supported employment services. The sources of the funding for this Contract are 10% from the state general fund and, for the balance, federal grants from: Vocational Rehabilitation & Blind Services, Youth Supported Employment as grant numbers H187B230039 (Oct 1, 2022-Sept 30, 2023) and H187B230039 (Oct 1, 2023-Sept 30, 2024) for youth supported employment services.
Sources of Funding. The sources of the funding for this contract are from the State General Fund (SGF) and a State Special Revenue Fund (SSR) with a total contract value of $603,789.32 686,871.32. Term Amount Funding January 1, 2023 through June 30, 2023 $427,243.44 293,155.00 SSR July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024 $176,545.88 SGF
Sources of Funding. Funds for the CNA Incentive shall be sourced from the Commissions’ Annual General Appropriations pursuant to the provisions of Joint Resolution No. 4 and/or to the Commission’s savings generated during the fiscal year pursuant to Public Sector Labor-Management Council Resolution No. 4 Series of 2002.
Sources of Funding. INCLUDING TUITION & FEES ATTENDANCE LIBRARY & LEARNING RESOURCES ADVISING & COUNSELING
