LAUSD Clause Samples
The LAUSD clause identifies the Los Angeles Unified School District as a specific party or entity referenced within a contract or agreement. This clause typically clarifies the rights, responsibilities, or obligations of LAUSD in the context of the agreement, such as specifying its role as a client, service recipient, or regulatory authority. By clearly defining LAUSD's involvement, the clause ensures that all parties understand how the district is affected by or participates in the contractual arrangement, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes.
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LAUSD. It is an agreement of the parties approved by the federal court and monitored by a court-appointed independent monitor. The MCD includes nineteen statistically measureable outcomes and facilities obligations that the District has to achieve to disengage from the MCD and federal court oversight. All charter schools are required to use the District’s Special Education Policies and Procedures Manual and Welligent, the District-wide web-based software system used for online Individualized Education Programs (“IEPs”) and tracking of related services provided to students during the course of their education. As part of fulfilling the District’s obligations under the Modified Consent Decree, data requests from charter schools that are not connected to the District’s current Student Information Systems (“SIS”) are made on a regular basis. The requested data must be submitted in the Office of the Independent Monitor’s required format and are as follows: # The Independent Charter School Suspension/Expulsion Report, due monthly throughout the school year. # Paper SESAC Report and Welligent Student Listing Verification, due monthly throughout the school year. # CBEDS, which is due at the end of October of Each School Year. # All Students Enrolled December 1 of Each School Year, due at the end of December every school year. # Graduation Status of 12 Grade Students Enrolled on December 1, due at the end of June every school year. The MCD requires charter schools to implement the District’s Integrated Student Information System (ISIS). ISIS is a suite of applications which is designed to capture all District student data.