Teacher Certification and Highly Qualified Sample Clauses

Teacher Certification and Highly Qualified. All teachers employed by or under contract to the School shall be certified and highly qualified as required by Chapter 1012, Florida Statutes and any other applicable state or federal law. If the School receives Title I funds, it will employ highly qualified staff, as required. In compliance with those requirements, the School’s teachers shall be certified and teaching infield (or have the appropriate out of field waivers) and the School’s support staff shall have attained at least two (2) years of college education or have passed an equivalent exam. The School may employ or contract with skilled selected non-certified personnel to provide instructional services or to assist instructional staff members as education paraprofessionals in the same manner as defined in Chapter 1012 and as provided by State Board of Education rule for charter school governing boards; however, in order to comply with ESSA requirements, all teachers in core academic areas must be certified/qualified based on Florida Statutes and highly qualified as redefined by ESSA. The School agrees to disclose to the parents of its students the qualifications of instructional personnel hired by the School within thirty (30) calendar days of employment.
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Teacher Certification and Highly Qualified a) All teachers employed by or under contract to the School shall be certified and highly qualified as required by Chapter 1012, F.S., and any other applicable state or federal law. b) The School may employ or contract with skilled selected non-certified personnel to provide instructional services or to assist instructional staff members as education paraprofessionals in the same manner as defined in Chapter 1012; however, in order to comply with NCLB requirements, all teachers in core academic areas must be fully qualified based on Florida Statutes and highly qualified as required by NCLB. c) The qualifications of teachers shall be disclosed to parents according to d) Employee resumes/biographies will be available to parents/guardians and community members upon request. e) The School agrees not to knowingly employ an individual for instructional services if the individual’s certification or licensure as an educator is suspended or revoked by this or any other state. f) The School agrees not to knowingly employ an individual who has resigned in lieu of disciplinary action with respect to child welfare or safety or who has been dismissed for just cause by any school district with respect to child welfare or safety.
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Teacher Certification and Highly Qualified a) All teachers employed by or under contract to the School shall be certified and highly qualified as required by Chapter 1012, F.S., and any other applicable state or federal law. b) The School may employ or contract with skilled selected non-certified personnel to provide instructional services or to assist instructional staff members as education paraprofessionals in the same manner as defined in Chapter 1012; however, in order to comply with NCLB requirements, all teachers in core academic areas must be fully qualified based on Florida Statutes and highly qualified as required by NCLB. c) The qualifications of teachers shall be disclosed to parents according to §1002.33(12)(f), F.S. d) Employee resumes/biographies will be available to parents/guardians and community members upon request.
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Teacher Certification and Highly Qualified a) All teachers employed by or under contract to the School shall be certified and highly qualified as required by Chapter 1012, F.S., and any other applicable state or federal law. b) The School may employ or contract with skilled selected non-certified personnel to c) The qualifications of teachers shall be disclosed to parents according to §1002.33(12)(f), F.S. d) Employee resumes/biographies will be available to parents/guardians and community members upon request. e) The School agrees not to knowingly employ an individual for instructional services if the individual’s certification or licensure as an educator is suspended or revoked by this or any other state. f) The School agrees not to knowingly employ an individual who has resigned in lieu of disciplinary action with respect to child welfare or safety or who has been dismissed for just cause by any school district with respect to child welfare or safety.
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Teacher Certification and Highly Qualified. The School agrees to provide 14 reasonable demonstration of the professional experience or competency of those 15 individuals or organizations employed or retained to provide professional 16 services. All instructional staff, including substitutes and paraprofessionals, 17 employed by or under contract to the School shall be certified as required by 18 Chapter 1012, F.S., and shall meet all requirements for highly qualified 19 instructional personnel as defined by NCLB. In the event that the School receives 20 EXXX Xxxle I, Part A funding, then the School shall comply with all applicable 21 requirements as described in Title I of that law, including but not limited to 22 credential requirements for teachers and education paraprofessionals. In 23 compliance with those requirements, the School’s teachers shall be certified and 24 teaching in-field, and the School’s paraprofessionals shall have attained at least 25 two years of college education or have passed an equivalent exam. The School 26 may employ or contract with skilled selected non-certified personnel to provide 27 instructional services or to assist instructional staff members as education 28 paraprofessionals in the same manner as defined in Chapter 1012 and as provided 29 by State Board of Education rule for charter school governing boards; however, in 30 order to comply with NCLB requirements, all teachers in core academic areas 31 must be certified/qualified based on Florida Statues and highly qualified as 1 required by NCLB. The School agrees to disclose to the parents of its students 2 the qualifications of instructional personnel hired by the School. Staff 3 resumes/biographies shall be available to parents/guardians and community 4 members upon request. The School shall provide continuing professional 5 development programs for its teachers. 6 a) The School shall not employ an individual for instructional services if the 7 individual’s certification or licensure as an educator is suspended or 8 revoked by this or any other state. The School shall monitor teacher 9 certification and ensure that teachers maintain their certification current at 10 all times. Temporary instructors employed by the School must have a 11 current substitute teaching certificate issued by the Sponsor. 12 b) The School shall not employ an individual who has resigned in lieu of 13 disciplinary action or who has been dismissed by any school district based 14 on allegations of violation of law, or Chapter 6B-1.001, Code...
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Teacher Certification and Highly Qualified. The School agrees to provide 14 reasonable demonstration of the professi onal experience or com petency of those 15 individuals or organizations em ployed or retained to provide professional
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  • Eligibility Certification A state agency may not accept a bid or award a contract that includes proposed financial participation by a person who received compensation from the agency to participate in preparing the Specifications or request for proposals on which the bid or contract is based. The Texas Government Code requires the following statement: “Under Section 2155.004, Texas Government Code, the vendor certifies that the individual or business entity named in this bid or contract is not ineligible to receive the specified contract and acknowledges that this contract may be terminated and payment withheld if this certification is inaccurate.”

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