Common use of Third-Party Providers and Consultants Clause in Contracts

Third-Party Providers and Consultants. Because the District remains responsible for special education services in the School under federal law, the Network shall not engage the services of any third-party to provide special education and/or related services, without first obtaining the written approval of the District, which approval the District may withhold in its sole discretion. In the event that the Network believes that an arrangement for a third-party to provide special education and related services is needed, the Network shall make a written request for the same to the District, setting forth the reasons for such request. The District will initiate discussions with the Network administration as needed, and will make a decision regarding the requested third party-services on the same basis as such decisions are made in and for other District schools. The District retains final authority to make all decisions regarding third-party providers and consultants pursuant to this paragraph, provided that the District will respond to requests by the Network to retain a third-party provider promptly and District approval will not be unreasonably delayed or denied.

Third-Party Providers and Consultants. Because the District remains responsible for special education services in the School under federal law, the Network School shall not engage the services of any third-party to provide special education and/or related services, without first obtaining the written approval of the District, which approval the District may withhold in its sole discretion. In the event that the Network School believes that an arrangement for a third-party to provide special education and related services is needed, the Network School shall make a written request for the same to the District, setting forth the reasons for such request. The District will initiate discussions with the Network School administration as needed, and will make a decision regarding the requested third partythird-party services on the same basis as such decisions are made in and for other District schools. The District retains final authority to make all decisions regarding third-party providers and consultants pursuant to this paragraph, provided that the District will respond to requests by the Network School to retain a third-party provider promptly and District approval will not be unreasonably delayed or denied.

Third-Party Providers and Consultants. Because the District remains responsible for special education services in the School under federal law, the Network shall not engage the services of any third-party to provide special education and/or related servicesservices (even voluntarily or if requested by parent to allow services be provided by their third party provider), without first obtaining the written approval of the District, which approval the District may withhold in its sole discretion. In the event that the Network believes that an arrangement for a third-party to provide special education and related services is needed, the Network shall make a written request for the same to the District, setting forth the reasons for such request. The District will initiate discussions with the Network administration as needed, and will make a decision regarding the requested third party-services on the same basis as such decisions are made in and for other District schools. The District retains final authority to make all decisions regarding third-party providers and consultants pursuant to this paragraph, provided that the District will respond to requests by the Network to retain a third-party provider promptly and District approval will not be unreasonably delayed or denied.