Programming and Curriculum Sample Clauses
The 'Programming and Curriculum' clause defines the responsibilities and standards related to the educational content and instructional methods provided under an agreement. It typically outlines who is responsible for developing, maintaining, and updating the curriculum, as well as ensuring that the programming meets certain educational objectives or complies with regulatory requirements. For example, it may specify that the service provider must deliver courses aligned with state standards or that any changes to the curriculum require prior approval. This clause ensures clarity regarding educational expectations and helps prevent disputes over the quality or content of the programming delivered.
Programming and Curriculum a) Contractor must follow PFB 6.2.407 Program Structures.
b) Contractor must follow PFB 6.2.459 Treatment and Programming for Adult Offenders.
c) WATCh related programs: Contractor must follow: i.ACCD 5.4.301 KNIGHTS, ii.ACCD 5.4.303 WATCh Revocation Program, iii.ACCD 5.4.304 WATCh Repeater Program, and iv.ACCD 5.4.305 WATCh Aftercare Program.
d) Evidence Based Practices (EBP)
i. All programming and treatment delivered to offenders shall adhere to evidence-based or research-driven practices and shall be subject to ongoing quality assurance and evaluation by MDOC to ensure fidelity to delivery standards.
ii. All programming and treatment shall be delivered by appropriately trained personnel as required by delivery standards.
iii. Contractor will submit an annual report during the month of July to the Facilities Contract Manager that describes current treatment and programming available within the facility and through referral to offenders.
e) Correctional Program Checklist (CPC) Evaluation Response
i. Contractor will submit a written report to the Facilities Contract Manager by September 1, 2020, outlining Contractor’s plan for program changes to meet CPC evaluation recommendations noted in the program’s Final CPC Report (dated November 25, 2019).
ii. MDOC will review the plan submitted and either approve the plan or deny approval and provide the reasons for denial and a deadline for Contractor’s submission of a revised plan correcting the deficiencies.
iii. Contractor will cooperate with MDOC’s monitoring of plan progress.
Programming and Curriculum a) Contractor must follow PFB 6.2.407 Program Structures.
b) Contractor must follow PFB 6.2.459 Treatment and Programming for Adult Offenders.
c) Evidence Based Practices (EBP)
i. All programming and treatment delivered to offenders shall adhere to evidence-based or research-driven practices and shall be subject to ongoing quality assurance and evaluation by MDOC to ensure fidelity to delivery standards.
ii. All programming and treatment shall be delivered by appropriately trained personnel as required by delivery standards.
iii. Contractor will submit an annual report during the month of July to the Facilities Contract Manager that describes current treatment and programming available within the facility and through referral to offenders.
d) Correctional Program Checklist (CPC) Evaluation Response
i. Contractor will submit a written report to the Facilities Contract Manager by September 1, 2020, outlining Contractor’s plan for program changes to meet CPC evaluation recommendations noted in the program’s Final CPC Report (dated November 25, 2019).
ii. MDOC will review the plan submitted and either approve the plan or deny approval and provide the reasons for denial and a deadline for Contractor’s submission of a revised plan correcting the deficiencies.
iii. Contractor will cooperate with MDOC’s monitoring of plan progress.
Programming and Curriculum a) Contractor must follow PFB 6.2.407 Program Structures.
b) Contractor must follow PFB 6.2.459 Treatment and Programming for Adult Offenders.
c) WATCh related programs: Contractor must follow: i. ACCD 5.4.301 KNIGHTS, ii. ACCD 5.4.303 WATCh Revocation Program, iii. ACCD 5.4.304 WATCh Repeater Program, and iv. ACCD 5.4.305 WATCh Aftercare Program.
d) Evidence Based Practices (EBP)
i. All programming and treatment delivered to offenders shall adhere to evidence-based or research-driven practices and shall be subject to ongoing quality assurance and evaluation by MDOC to ensure fidelity to delivery standards.
ii. All programming and treatment shall be delivered by appropriately trained personnel as required by delivery standards.
iii. Contractor will submit an annual report during the month of July to the Facilities Contract Manager that describes current treatment and programming available within the facility and through referral to offenders.
Programming and Curriculum a) Contractor must follow PFB 6.2.407 Program Structures.
b) Contractor must follow PFB 6.2.459 Treatment and Programming for Adult Offenders.
c) Evidence Based Practices (EBP)
i. All programming and treatment delivered to offenders shall adhere to evidence-based or research-driven practices and shall be subject to ongoing quality assurance and evaluation by MDOC to ensure fidelity to delivery standards.
ii. All programming and treatment shall be delivered by appropriately trained personnel as required by delivery standards.
iii. Contractor will submit an annual report during the month of July to the Facilities Contract Manager that describes current treatment and programming available within the facility and through referral to offenders.