Common use of Services and Obligations Clause in Contracts

Services and Obligations. (a) The School shall undertake its best efforts to provide the services described in the IEP to the Student. The LEA acknowledges that it has reviewed the School’s program and believes that this program is sufficient and adequate for the School to implement the Student’s IEP without special accommodations/with special accommodations as attached. (Select the appropriate phrase.)  without special accommodations  with special accommodations (as attached) (b) If identified in paragraph 1(a) above, the School shall provide special accommodations in addition to basic program services and in accordance with the Student's IEP upon the execution of an individual price application and approval of same by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Operational Services Division (“OSD”) or upon written authorization secured by the LEA from the parent/guardian for the School to access third party coverage. If the student has an existing IEP upon his or her enrollment at the School, and the School does not consider that IEP to be applicable to the School’s program, the LEA will work with the School and take any other measures necessary to prepare a new IEP that is appropriate to the School’s program. In the event that the new IEP is not executed by all parties within 30 days of the date of enrollment, the Student’s enrollment may be immediately terminated. (c) Notwithstanding the fact that the School's program price is authorized on an annual basis, the School's program will operate based upon a calendar of services provided annually to the LEA and parents/guardians. (d) In carrying out their obligations under this Agreement and with respect to the Student, the School and the LEA shall comply with the applicable provisions of Chapter 71B of the Massachusetts General Laws, and 603 CMR 28.00, and 808 CMR 1.00 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations issued thereunder, as well as any applicable policy statements and directives issued by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (“Department”) and the Operational Services Division. (e) Records of the Student shall be kept confidential by the School in accordance with the Massachusetts Student Record Law, ▇.▇.▇. ▇. ▇▇, § ▇▇▇, §▇▇▇, § ▇▇▇, § 34H and 603 CMR 23.00, provided that the School may use such records to establish or collect its charges or invoices, or to defend itself or its employees or agents against accusations of wrongful conduct. The School may provide others with such records or the information contained therein if the School is obligated to disclose the same by law or by order of a court, governmental body or administrative agency. (f) The LEA represents and warrants that all information the LEA may have and information reasonably available to the LEA which is material to an understanding of the Student, the Student's behavior, educational capacity or history is contained in the IEP or has been provided to the School in writing. (g) The School shall allow the LEA and or the Department to conduct announced and unannounced site visits to review all documents specifically related to the provision of special education services to Massachusetts students, not otherwise held confidential or restricted by 603 CMR 23.00 or other applicable laws or regulations. (h) The School shall ensure the Student the substantive and procedural rights afforded publicly funded special needs students, including but not limited to those specified in 603 CMR

Services and Obligations. (a) The School shall undertake its best efforts to provide the services described in the IEP to the Student. The LEA acknowledges that it has reviewed the School’s program and believes that this program is sufficient and adequate for the School to implement the Student’s IEP without special accommodations/with special accommodations as attached. (Select the appropriate phrase.)  without special accommodations  with special accommodations (as attached) (b) If identified in paragraph 1(a) above, the School shall provide special accommodations in addition to basic program services and in accordance with the Student's IEP upon the execution of an individual price application and approval of same by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Operational Services Division (“OSD”) or upon written authorization secured by the LEA from the parent/guardian for the School to access third party coverage. If the student has an existing IEP upon his or her enrollment at the School, and the School does not consider that IEP to be applicable to the School’s program, the LEA will work with the School and take any other measures necessary to prepare a new IEP that is appropriate to the School’s program. In the event that the new IEP is not executed by all parties within 30 days of the date of enrollment, the Student’s enrollment may be immediately terminated. (c) Notwithstanding the fact that the School's program price is authorized on an annual basis, the School's program will operate based upon a calendar of services provided annually to the LEA and parents/guardians. (d) In carrying out their obligations under this Agreement and with respect to the Student, the School and the LEA shall comply with the applicable provisions of Chapter 71B of the Massachusetts General Laws, and 603 CMR 28.00, and 808 CMR 1.00 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations issued thereunder, as well as any applicable policy statements and directives issued by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (“Department”) and the Operational Services Division). (e) Records of the Student shall be kept confidential by the School in accordance with the Massachusetts Student Record Law, ▇.▇.▇. ▇. ▇▇, § ▇▇▇, §▇▇▇, § ▇▇▇, § 34H and 603 CMR 23.00, provided that the School may use such records to establish or collect its charges or invoices, or to defend itself or its employees or agents against accusations of wrongful conduct. The School may provide others with such records or the information contained therein if the School is obligated to disclose the same by law or by order of a court, governmental body or administrative agency. (f) The LEA represents and warrants that all information the LEA may have and information reasonably available to the LEA which is material to an understanding of the Student, the Student's behavior, educational capacity or history is contained in the IEP or has been provided to the School in writing. (g) The School shall allow the LEA and or the Department to conduct announced and unannounced site visits to review all documents specifically related to the provision of special education services to Massachusetts students, not otherwise held confidential or restricted by 603 CMR 23.00 or other applicable laws or regulations. (h) The School shall ensure the Student the substantive and procedural rights afforded publicly funded special needs students, including but not limited to those specified in 603 CMR

Services and Obligations. (a) The School shall undertake its best efforts to provide the services described in the IEP to the Student. The LEA acknowledges that it has reviewed the School’s program and believes that this program is sufficient and adequate for the School to implement the Student’s IEP without special accommodations/with special accommodations as attached. (Select the appropriate phrase.)  without special accommodations  with special accommodations (as attached) (b) If identified in paragraph 1(a) above, the School shall will provide special accommodations in addition to basic program services and in accordance with the Student's IEP upon the execution of an individual price application and approval of same by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Operational Services Division (“OSD”) or upon written authorization secured by the LEA from the parent/guardian for the School to access third party coverage. If the student Student has an existing IEP upon his or her enrollment at the School, School and the School does not consider that IEP to be applicable to the School’s program, the LEA will work with the School and take any other measures necessary to prepare a new IEP that is appropriate to the School’s program. In the event that the new IEP is not executed by all parties within 30 days of the date of enrollment, the Student’s enrollment may be immediately terminated. (c) Notwithstanding the fact that the School's ’s program price is authorized on an annual basis, the School's ’s program will operate based upon a calendar of services provided annually to the LEA and parents/guardians. (d) In carrying out their obligations under this Agreement and with respect to the Student, the School and the LEA shall comply with the applicable provisions of Chapter 71B of the Massachusetts General Laws, and 603 CMR 18.00, 603 CMR 28.00, and 808 CMR 1.00 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations issued thereunder, as well as any applicable policy statements and directives issued by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (“Department”) and the Operational Services Division. (e) Records of the Student shall be kept confidential by the School in accordance with the Massachusetts Student Record Law, ▇.▇.▇. ▇. ▇▇, § ▇▇▇, §§ ▇▇▇, § ▇▇▇, § 34H and 603 CMR 23.00, provided that the School may use such records to establish or collect its charges or invoices, or to defend itself or its employees or agents against accusations of wrongful conduct. The School may provide others with such records or the information contained therein if the School is obligated to disclose the same by law or by order of a court, governmental body or administrative agency. (f) Notwithstanding the fact that the School's program and price is based on (Insert Number of Days) days, it is understood and agreed that the School may be closed for legal holidays and vacation periods according to a School calendar to be provided annually to the LEA and parents/guardians. (g) The LEA represents and warrants that all information the LEA may have and information reasonably available to the LEA which is material to an understanding of the Student, the Student's behavior, educational capacity or history is contained in the IEP or has been provided to the School in writing. (gh) The School shall allow the LEA and or the Department to conduct announced and unannounced site visits to review all documents specifically related to the provision of special education services to Massachusetts students, Student not otherwise held confidential or restricted by 603 CMR 23.00 or other applicable laws or regulations. (hi) The School shall ensure the Student the substantive and procedural rights afforded publicly funded special needs students. (j) The School does not discriminate on the basis of race, including but not limited to those specified in 603 CMRcolor, sex, gender identity, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, disability or homelessness.

Services and Obligations. (a) The School shall undertake its best efforts to provide the services described within its program, to the extent that the services are approved in the IEP to DESE approved program and included in the StudentOSD authorized rate. The LEA Parent acknowledges that it has reviewed the School’s program and believes that this program is sufficient and adequate for the School to implement the Student’s IEP Student without special accommodations/with special accommodations as attached. (Select the appropriate phrase.)  without special accommodations  with special accommodations (as attached) (b) If identified in paragraph 1(a) above, the School shall will provide special accommodations in addition to basic program services and in accordance with the Student's IEP upon the execution of an individual price application and approval of same by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Operational Services Division (“OSD”) or upon written authorization secured by the LEA from the parent/guardian for the School to access third party coverage. If the student Student has an existing IEP upon his or her enrollment at the School, School and the School does not consider that IEP to be applicable to the School’s program, the LEA will work with the School and take any other measures necessary to prepare a new IEP that is appropriate to the School’s program. In the event that the new IEP is not executed by all parties within 30 days of the date of enrollment, the Student’s enrollment may be immediately terminated. (c) The School’s residential program teaches activities of daily living, recreational, leisure, hygiene and social skills through the systematic use of team based treatment planning in a safe, structured setting. The teaching of these skills occurs throughout the Student’s day. The Student will receive staff supervision unless otherwise indicated in a Student’s IEP. (d) Notwithstanding the fact that the School's ’s program and price is authorized based on an annual basis____ day duration, it is understood and agreed that the School's program will operate based upon School may be closed for legal holidays and vacation periods according to a School calendar of services to be provided annually to the LEA and parents/guardians. (d) In carrying out their obligations under this Agreement and with respect to the Student, the School and the LEA shall comply with the applicable provisions of Chapter 71B of the Massachusetts General Laws, and 603 CMR 28.00, and 808 CMR 1.00 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations issued thereunder, as well as any applicable policy statements and directives issued by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (“Department”) and the Operational Services DivisionParent. (e) Records of the Student shall be kept confidential by the School in accordance with the Massachusetts Student Record Law, ▇.▇.▇. ▇. ▇▇, § ▇▇▇, §▇▇▇, § ▇▇▇, § 34H and 603 CMR 23.00, provided that the School may use such records to establish or collect its charges or invoices, or to defend itself or its employees or agents against accusations of wrongful conduct. The School may provide others with such records or the information contained therein if the School is obligated to disclose the same by law or by order of a court, governmental body or administrative agency. (f) The LEA Parent represents and warrants that all information the Parent and/or the LEA may have and information reasonably available to the Parent and/or LEA which is material to an understanding of the Student, the Student's ’s behavior, the Student’s medical history, educational capacity or history is contained in the IEP or has been provided to the School in writing. (g) The School shall allow the LEA and or the Department to conduct announced and unannounced site visits to review all documents specifically related to the provision of special education services to Massachusetts students, not otherwise held confidential or restricted by 603 CMR 23.00 or other applicable laws or regulations. (h) The School shall ensure the Student the substantive and procedural rights afforded publicly funded special needs students, including but not limited to those specified in 603 CMR

Services and Obligations. (a) The School shall undertake its best efforts to provide the services described in the IEP to the Student. The LEA acknowledges that it has reviewed the School’s program and believes that this program is sufficient and adequate for the School to implement the Student’s IEP without special accommodations/with special accommodations as attached. (Select the appropriate phrase.)  • without special accommodations  • with special accommodations (as attached) (b) If identified in paragraph 1(a) above, the School shall provide special accommodations in addition to basic program services and in accordance with the Student's IEP upon the execution of an individual price application and approval of same by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Operational Services Division (“OSD”) or upon written authorization secured by the LEA from the parent/guardian for the School to access third party coverage. If the student has an existing IEP upon his or her enrollment at the School, and the School does not consider that IEP to be applicable to the School’s program, the LEA will work with the School and take any other measures necessary to prepare a new IEP that is appropriate to the School’s program. In the event that the new IEP is not executed by all parties within 30 days of the date of enrollment, the Student’s enrollment may be immediately terminated. (c) Notwithstanding the fact that the School's program price is authorized on an annual basis, the School's program will operate based upon a calendar of services provided annually to the LEA ▇▇▇ and parents/guardians. (d) In carrying out their obligations under this Agreement and with respect to the Student, the School and the LEA shall comply with the applicable provisions of Chapter 71B of the Massachusetts General Laws, and 603 CMR 28.00, and 808 CMR 1.00 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations issued thereunder, as well as any applicable policy statements and directives issued by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (“Department”) and the Operational Services Division). (e) Records of the Student shall be kept confidential by the School in accordance with the Massachusetts Student Record Law, ▇.▇.▇. ▇. ▇▇M.G.L. c. 71, § ▇▇▇34D, §▇▇▇34E, § ▇▇▇34G, § 34H and 603 CMR 23.00, provided that the School may use such records to establish or collect its charges or invoices, or to defend itself or its employees or agents against accusations of wrongful conduct. The School may provide others with such records or the information contained therein if the School is obligated to disclose the same by law or by order of a court, governmental body or administrative agency. (f) The LEA represents and warrants that all information the LEA may have and information reasonably available to the LEA which is material to an understanding of the Student, the Student's behavior, educational capacity or history is contained in the IEP or has been provided to the School in writing. (g) The School shall allow the LEA and or the Department to conduct announced and unannounced site visits to review all documents specifically related to the provision of special education services to Massachusetts students, not otherwise held confidential or restricted by 603 CMR 23.00 or other applicable laws or regulations. (h) The School shall ensure the Student the substantive and procedural rights afforded publicly funded special needs students, including but not limited to those specified in 603 CMR