THE DISTRICT AGREES TO Clause Samples
The "THE DISTRICT AGREES TO" clause outlines the specific obligations, commitments, or actions that the district is formally undertaking within the agreement. This section typically details what the district will provide, perform, or refrain from doing, such as supplying resources, making payments, or adhering to certain standards. By clearly stating the district's responsibilities, this clause ensures mutual understanding and accountability, helping to prevent disputes and clarify expectations between the parties.
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO. Provide information and assistance to prepare and implement a conservation program.
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO. A. Assure that the GRADS teacher is secondary licensed by NMPED, and it is highly recommended that they are endorsed in Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS), or Health (to ensure that students are counted properly for the STARS reporting). A licensed School Counselor or a Health Care Professional is also acceptable (or another approved teacher with an interest and ability to work with young parents).
B. Provide a classroom with a telephone (or cell phone) and a locking file cabinet for the GRADS class.
C. Provide a GRADS class (for credit) for expectant and parenting teens. GRADS students will be reported as GRADS students in the STARS reporting system. It is preferred that the GRADS class be a stand-alone
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO. Furnish information, technical assistance, and supervision to the Cooperator and/or his agent in developing and carrying out the Conservation Plan in accordance with District resources and operating policies at the time any work is done.
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO. A. Assure that the GRADS teacher is secondary licensed by NMPED, and it is highly recommended that they are endorsed in Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS), or Health (to ensure that students are counted properly for the STARS reporting). A licensed School Counselor or a Health Care Professional is also acceptable (or other approved teacher with an interest and ability to work with young parents).
B. Provide a classroom with telephone (or cell phone) and locking file cabinet for the GRADS class.
C. All GRADS teachers are required to attend the Spring training (March 2-3, 2016) in Albuquerque to facilitate successful implementation/ maintenance of their local GRADS program. Administrators are always welcome to attend GRADS trainings.
▇. Provide a substitute teacher and a school vehicle (as per school policy) to enable the GRADS teacher to attend required fall and spring trainings and for 1st and 2nd year teachers to attend the new teacher training and shadowing experiences with other GRADS sites in the state of New Mexico.
E. Based on need, the district is encouraged to allow 1st and 2nd year GRADS teachers participate in one GRADS shadowing experience per year of the mentor’s classroom.
F. Based on need, the district is encouraged to provide summer case management for the GRADS teacher to facilitate recruitment of new students, continued contact with at-risk students and students who deliver their babies when school is not in session (i.e. summer break, holidays, weekends, etc.). School Principal and GRADS Teacher collaborate to develop a written plan of activities to be conducted during the terms of the contract. Once the Principal has approved the plan, he/she will keep a copy, teacher will keep a copy and an approved copy will be sent to the NM GRADS office during the Fall Teacher's Training.
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ a process to provide a case management period for the GRADS teacher. The case management period is to be devoted to Case Management with an emphasis upon: recruiting dropouts, making home/hospital visits, referring students to community service providers, and conducting individual conferences with GRADS students, and attending GRADS related community meetings. These funds may be used to support after school activities for the GRADS teacher.
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ the GRADS teacher to serve as a resource person to their district schools and be available to make presentations about local program at such schools.
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ the GRADS teacher to make annual presentations ...
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO. Work collaboratively with the University to facilitate clinical placements and prepare licensure candidates;
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO. Prepare and supply the meals inclusive of milk (additionally bottled water or 8 oz. juice are available for adult meals), eating utensils, serving utensils and meal trays to the aforementioned school site in accordance with the number of meals requested and at the cost(s) per meal listed below. Every effort will be made to offer meals at the price listed below. The District will make a claim to the California Department of Education (CDE) against each meal provided. However, if this agreement becomes fiscally infeasible for the District, prices will be subject to change with a 30-day notice to the Agency. ONE ADULT LUNCH (WITH or W/O MILK 8OZ., BOTTLED WATER 16.9OZ. or 100% FRUIT JUICE 8OZ.) $5.70
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO. A. Assume and maintain full responsibility for the student, District's curriculum content, the requirements for matriculation, and the requirements for graduation from the education program.
B. Provide the Externship Site with a schedule of holidays and student vacations.
C. Reach a mutual agreement with the Externship Site regarding days and hours of educational training at the Externship Site.
D. Provide a designated Liaison for the responsibility of program supervision.
E. Abide by the policies and procedures established by the Externship Site for a safe, effective learning environment for students.
F. Select students for the externship that are qualified and to provide the Externship Site with evidence of such qualifications upon request.
G. That it shall require each student to: comply with all rules, regulations, policies and procedures imposed by the affiliate; comply with any and all instructions of the Externship Site personnel; be held responsible for any intentional damage or loss of affiliation property.
H. That it will assure that students shall not disclose any confidential material or information connected with the Externship Site or any of its patients. The District shall enforce compliance by students and faculty with the Externship Site's policy on confidentiality.
I. The District shall immediately withdraw from the clinical education any student whose performance is unsatisfactory, whose personal characteristics prevent desirable relationships within the Externship Site, or whose health status is a detriment to the student's successful completion of the clinical education assignment. The Externship Site reserves the right to require the withdrawal of any student from the Externship Site who is unacceptable to the Externship Site for reasons of conduct, performance of duties, failure to comply with its policies, procedures, rules or regulations, or other reasonable cause.
J. To provide the Externship Site with evidence that students and faculty meet the Externship Sites requirements for immunization, The District will provide the Externship Site with evidence of mandatory in service having been provided to students, including OSHA blood borne pathogens, and Universal Precautions, in advance of the first clinical experience.
K. During the term of this Agreement, the District shall maintain:
1) Student Professional Liability Insurance on an occurrence basis with limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $3,000,000 in the aggregate covering ea...
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO. Prepare and supply the meals inclusive of milk (additionally bottled water or 8 oz. juice are available for adult meals), eating utensils, serving utensils and meal trays to the aforementioned school site in accordance with the number of meals requested and at the cost(s) per meal listed below. Every effort will be made to offer meals at the price listed below. However, if this agreement becomes fiscally infeasible for the District, prices will be subject to change with a 30-day notice to the Agency. ADULT LUNCH (WITH or W/O MILK 8OZ., BOTTLED WATER 16.9OZ. or 100% FRUIT JUICE 8OZ.) $5.70
THE DISTRICT AGREES TO a) Subject to budgetary restrictions and appropriations, provide staff support and services including, but not limited to, the provisions of Addendum No. 1 (2021) to the Foundation consistent with the annual Snohomish Health District Board of Health-approved budgets and with an expectation that the Foundation will use such resources to derive a positive benefit to the District. Such staff assistance, infrastructure and resources, and services may include but shall not be limited to those items set forth in Addendum No. 1 (2021), attached hereto and incorporated by this reference, all in consideration for Foundation services as described herein.
b) Share its plans, priorities, goals, objectives and funding needs annually with the Foundation and coordinate with the Foundation on its fund-raising initiatives.
c) Maintain proper accounting records reflecting the costs of service rendered by the District on behalf of the Foundation.
d) Prepare a year-end accounting of the tangible economic benefits and costs incurred in connection with delivering the expected benefits of this Agreement.
e) Accept such donations and instruments deemed gifts tendered by the Foundation for which the District is designated as the recipient by the donor, in compliance with applicable laws, District and Foundation policies, and any gift agreements.