Exceptional Needs Fund for Students with Disabilities Sample Clauses

Exceptional Needs Fund for Students with Disabilities. At the beginning of the 2014-­‐15 fiscal year, OPSB will make a contribution of $5 million from OPSB’s general fund balance to capitalize a citywide exceptional needs fund for schools serving students with disabilities with the highest needs. • Beginning with the 2014-­‐15 school year, a portion of the State Revenue Sharing Fund allocation to OPSB will be used as a recurring annual funding source to fund the citywide exceptional needs fund. For the 2014-­‐15 school year, $1.3 million, or the full amount of the State Revenue Sharing Fund allocation received by OPSB, whichever amount is lesser, shall be dedicated to the exceptional needs fund. For subsequent years, the RSD and OPSB shall mutually agree to an annual amount or percentage of the State Revenue Sharing Fund to be dedicated to the exceptional needs fund. The RSD and OPSB shall mutually agree to such amount or percentage no later than January 1, 2015. If such amount or percentage is not mutually agreed upon by that time, the annual amount will remain at $1.3 million, or the full amount of the State Revenue Sharing Fund allocation received by OPSB, whichever amount is lesser, until such time as a different percentage or amount is agreed upon. • RSD and OPSB will work together to create and implement this exceptional needs fund, with the agreement that access to the fund and the basis of reimbursement to schools for the cost of high need students will apply equally to all RSD and OPSB schools and will work in coordination and alignment with the Louisiana Department of Education’s high-­‐risk pool. • RSD and OPSB agree to work together to investigate current and prospective legislation and policies that would result in a coordinated, citywide differentiated funding model to more adequately fund students with special needs. Court-­‐Involved Students • OPSB will continue to provide all educational services for the citywide Youth Study Center and Alternative Learning Institute for the 2014-­‐15 school year. Student Hearing Office • The RSD will continue to operate the citywide Student Hearing Office for the 2014-­‐15 school year. Type 5 charter schools will continue to utilize the citywide Student Hearing Office and common student expulsion policies and process for the 2014-­‐15 school year. • OPSB agrees to continue to utilize the citywide Student Hearing Office and common student expulsion policies and processes for the 2014-­‐15 school year for its direct-­‐run schools. OPSB charters will continue to ...
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Exceptional Needs Fund for Students with Disabilities. 2.4.2.1 At the beginning of the 2014-2015 fiscal year, OPSB shall make a contribution from OPSB’s general fund balance to capitalize a citywide Exceptional Needs Fund for schools serving students with disabilities with the highest needs.
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