Conduct Disorder and Therapeutic Education Program Sample Clauses

Conduct Disorder and Therapeutic Education Program. It is the intention of the parties that the Service Program shall be provided by Hillcrest and the services of Hillcrest in providing the Service Program shall be purchased by EIBC during the term of this Agreement according to the general terms hereof and the applicable specific Program Schedule approved by the parties from time to time and incorporated herein. Each such Program Schedule shall be in the general form attached hereto and include (i) a general program description and an outline of the specific responsibilities of the respective parties in conducting the Program; (ii) the estimated instructional, occupancy and other program fees payable to Hillcrest and terms of billing and payment of such fees; and (iii) any specific terms or conditions applicable to the Program. The parties shall negotiate in good faith any adjustments required to any provision of the Program Schedule, specifically including, though not limited to, the schedule of fees, for each Service Program not less often than on an annual basis corresponding with an Agreement Year, and more frequently if reasonably required to sustain the operation of the Service Program. These adjustments must be approved by a majority of the administrators in the EIBC.
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