Assessment of Transportation Options Sample Clauses

Assessment of Transportation Options. Within three (3) school days of the final best interest determination, XXX and FYC will collaboratively assess all transportation options for maintaining the xxxxxx student at his/her school of origin and determine the best available transportation option. XXX and FYC shall consider the appropriateness of the options considering the student’s age, experience, and behavioral capacity. Within one (1) school day of making the transportation determination, LEA shall give FYC and the child’s educational rights holder written confirmation of the best available transportation mode agreed upon by both parties. If the LEA is able to provide the best available transportation option to the xxxxxx student, without incurring additional costs, as defined in this Agreement, LEA will provide, arrange and fund the entire cost of the transportation.
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Assessment of Transportation Options. Within three (3) school days of the final best interest determination, XXX and FYC will collaboratively assess all transportation options for maintaining the xxxxxx student at his/her school of origin and determine the best available transportation option. XXX and FYC shall consider the appropriateness of the options considering the student’s age, experience, and behavioral capacity. Within one (1) school day of making the transportation determination, FYC shall give LEA and the child’s educational rights holder written confirmation of the best available transportation mode agreed upon by both parties. “Best available transportation mode” shall not be construed to mean the most expensive available option and costs associated with transportation shall be considered in determining the best available transportation mode. LEA shall not have any responsibility to pay costs, including additional costs, unless and until the LEA is provided with notice by FYC that the final best interest determination has been made for a student and a request is made, in accordance with this Section, to collaborate with the LEA on determining the best available transportation option. If the LEA is able to provide the best available transportation option to the xxxxxx student, without incurring additional costs, as defined in this Agreement, LEA will provide, arrange and fund the entire cost of the transportation.
Assessment of Transportation Options. Within as quick a timeline as possible, and not to exceed one week of the final best interest determination, LEA and CFS will collaboratively assess all transportation options for maintaining the xxxxxx student at his/her school of origin and determine the best available transportation option. LEA and CFS shall consider the appropriateness of the options considering the student’s age, experience, and behavioral capacity. XXX shall give CFS and the child’s educational rights holder written confirmation of the best available transportation mode agreed upon by both parties as quickly as possible upon making the transportation determination. If the LEA is able to provide the most appropriate transportation option to the xxxxxx student, without incurring additional costs, as defined in this Agreement, LEA will provide, arrange, and fund the entire cost of the transportation.

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