VPK program definition

VPK program means the Voluntary Prekindergarten Education program created under Section 1002.53, F.S., and which is organized, designed, and delivered in accordance with Section 1(b) and (c), Article IX of the State Constitution.
VPK program. The ELC shall: • Expend a maximum of 4 percent of the funds paid by the ELC to private prekindergarten providers and public schools for administrative costs (s. 1002.71(7), F.S.). • Use such funds only for administering this Program and not for other early learning programs (s. 1002.71(7), F.S.).

Examples of VPK program in a sentence

  • In early 2005, the State passed Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten (VPK) legislation, which placed local responsibility for the VPK program with the local school readiness coalitions.

  • PROVIDER will not receive nor be entitled to payment for VPK program services before this Contract is fully executed by both parties or after expiration of the Contract.

  • PROVIDER may use the registered VPK logo in conjunction with the operation of the VPK program in advertisements, letterhead, educational and promotional materials.

  • A school-year VPK program shall be 540 instructional hours and a summer VPK program shall be 300 instructional hours.

  • PROVIDER understands that COALITION will not issue a final payment to PROVIDER for the VPK program year until PROVIDER certifies the annual cumulative attendance of each child enrolled in PROVIDER’s VPK Program in accordance with the rules of the Office of Early Learning.

  • Employees selected to work during the summer VPK program will be employed consistent with program requirements.

  • This Contract begins on , or on the date on which the Contract is signed by the last party required to sign the Contract, whichever occurs last, and expires upon completion or termination of all PROVIDER’s VPK program year programs eligible to be offered under this Contract.

  • COALITION will issue a child certificate of eligibility (Form OEL-VPK 02), as described in Rule 6M-8.201, F.A.C. or a certificate of eligibility for reenrollment (Form OEL-VPK 04), as described in Rule 6M-8.210, F.A.C., for each eligible child who’s parent applies for the VPK program or a reenrollment through the Family Portal.

  • Children with an IEP may take part in either a school-year program, summer VPK program, or VPK SIS program.

  • If PROVIDER unilaterally terminates this Contract during the pendency of an inquiry due to suspected noncompliance with part V or part VI of chapter 1002, of the Florida Statutes or chapter 6M-4, 6M-8, or rules 6A-1.09433 and 6A-6.03033, F.A.C., the COALITION may revoke the PROVIDER’S eligibility to offer the VPK program for a period of 5 years in accordance with s.

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