Adult Education Programs Clause Samples
The 'Adult Education Programs' clause establishes the framework and requirements for providing educational opportunities specifically designed for adult learners. It typically outlines the types of programs offered, such as literacy classes, vocational training, or continuing education, and may specify eligibility criteria, funding sources, and reporting obligations. By defining these parameters, the clause ensures that adult education initiatives are accessible, organized, and aligned with broader educational or workforce development goals, ultimately addressing the need for lifelong learning and skill development among adults.
Adult Education Programs. 1. Four weeks prior to the start of a full-time Adult Education skill training program, the Administration, Teacher and an Association Officer or designee will meet with each teacher whose program does not have a minimum of twelve (12)
Adult Education Programs. Seminole County Public Schools and the College agree to provide the specific non-traditional educational programs for Seminole County students through Adult High School, General Educational Development, and English Language Studies as specified in this dual enrollment agreement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this agreement does not supersede nor release Seminole County Public Schools or the College from any legal or other obligations set forth by the State Board of Education or the State of Florida and that if any part(s) of this Agreement is (are) in conflict with any law, statute, or rule, then such part(s) shall be deemed inoperative to the extent it conflicts there within and shall be modified to conform to such law, statute, or rule. To the extent any external funding is required by the College in order to implement any portion(s) of this Agreement and funding for such purpose is not appropriated to the College by the Legislature of the State of Florida or is not otherwise available to the College, the College shall thenceforth have no further financial obligations hereunder. In the event the College does not have sufficient legislative appropriations to carry out any obligations under this Agreement, it shall immediately notify Seminole County Public Schools of such fact and of such portion(s) of this Agreement may be revisited as a result of such failure of appropriations. IT IS UNDERSTOOD that this Agreement shall be subject to annual review and renewal by Seminole County Public Schools and the College pursuant to Section 1007.271 F.S.