Contracting for Core Educational Services Sample Clauses

Contracting for Core Educational Services. The School and the Institute agree that the School is not contracting with an educational service provider (ESP) for implementation of its core educational program. Unless otherwise agreed upon in writing by the Institute, the School shall not have authority to enter into a contract or subcontract for the management or administration of its core instructional program or services, including management of special education and related services. This shall not prevent the School from engaging independent contractors to teach selected, specific courses as a portion of the School’s educational program or operations.‌
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Contracting for Core Educational Services. The School shall not have authority to enter into a Contract or subcontract for the management or administration of its core instructional program or services, including special education and related services. This shall not prevent the School from engaging independent contractors to teach selected, specific courses, to the extent otherwise permitted by law.
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Contracting for Core Educational Services. The District acknowledges that the School may contract with any education service provider (ESP) to provide any type of service, including implementation of its core educational program, to the full extent permitted by law, provided that the School may not contract with a for- profit management company. Any contracting by the School under this Section
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Contracting for Core Educational Services. Unless approved by the District in writing, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed, the School shall not enter into a contract or subcontract for the management or administration of its core instructional program or services, including special education and related services. This shall not prevent the School from engaging independent contractors to teach selected, specific courses or provide specific services as a portion of the School’s educational program or operations. This shall not prevent the School from engaging independent contractors to teach selected, specific courses, to the extent otherwise permitted by law. Additionally, subject to the limitations above, the School may negotiate and contract with a school district, the governing body of a state college or university, a school food authority, or any third party for the use, operation and maintenance of a school building and grounds or the provision of any service, activity or undertaking that the School is required to perform in order to carry out the educational program described herein. If the School desires to enter into a contract or subcontract for the management or administration of its instructional program or services, then at a minimum, such contract or subcontract shall satisfy the requirements set forth in Attachment
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Contracting for Core Educational Services. Subject to- and in accordance with Section 8.8 of this Contract, the School and the Institute agree that the School will contract with an educational service provider (ESP) for implementation of its core educational program as described in the Application. Any changes to the contract for educational services shall be subject to advance approval of the Institute.‌
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Contracting for Core Educational Services. 15 7.3 Educational Accountability, School Performance and Accreditation. 16
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Contracting for Core Educational Services. A. [Insert appropriate verbiage based on whether an Educational Service Provider Addendum was submitted.] Not contracting for educational services The School and the Institute agree that the School is not contracting with an educational service provider (ESP) for implementation of its core educational program. Unless otherwise agreed upon in writing by the Institute, the School shall not have authority to enter into a contract or subcontract for the management or administration of its core instructional program or services, including management of special education and related services. This shall not prevent the School from engaging independent contractors to teach selected, specific courses as a portion of the School’s educational program or operations. OR
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Contracting for Core Educational Services. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the District, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed, the School shall not have authority to enter into a Contract or subcontract for the management or administration of its core instructional program or services, including special education and related services. This shall not prevent the School from engaging independent contractors to teach selected, specific courses or provide specific services as a portion of the School’s educational program or operations. Subject to the limitations above, the School may negotiate and contract with a school District, the governing body of a state college or university, a school food authority, or any third party for the use, operation and maintenance of a school building and grounds or the provision of any service, activity or undertaking that the School is required to perform in order to carry out the educational program described herein.
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