SCOPE OF SERVICE TASKS - School Readiness Program Sample Clauses

SCOPE OF SERVICE TASKS - School Readiness Program. The CONTRACTOR shall serve as the “Primary Early Learning Services Contractor” to the COALITION. The C.E.O. shall be the liaison point of contact for all services under this contract. This contract provides School Readiness services to eligible children and families; services necessary to develop and to maintain a safe, cost effective, family friendly system that protects at-risk children; and assistance for families to become or remain economically self-sufficient. These services shall be provided to families who reside within Baker, Bradford, Clay, Nassau, Xxxxxx and St. Xxxxx Counties, State of Florida, for the time period specified in the contract. The major goals of these services are: to prevent the abuse and neglect of children; to assist families to become or remain economically self-sufficient; and to prepare children to enter school ready to learn. The School Readiness program is also responsible for the quality enhancement /improvement of early learning providers/practitioners. Authority for School Readiness and its related programs are provided in Chapter 1002, part VI, Florida Statutes, Sections, 402.3135, F.S., 402.3145, F.S., 414.1585(1), F.S., 435.04, F.S., 445.023, F.S., 445.032, F.S., 445.017, F.S., Part A, Title IV of The Social Security Act, 45 CRF Parts 74, 92, 98, 99, and 260 – 265, and Rules 6M-4 (School Readiness Program Rules), 6M-9 (Early Learning Coalition Rules), 65C-20, 21, and 22 FAC. Eligibility for all School Readiness children will be determined according to guidelines established by the Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) as administered by OEL, current approved TANF state plan as administered by the Department of Children and Families (DCF), Chapter 1002.81 through 1002.97 F.S. and Rule 6M-4.100, 6M -4.200, 6M -4.201-210, 6M -4.300, F.A.C. The CONTRACTOR shall provide the following ongoing primary School Readiness provider services and support to the COALITION:
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SCOPE OF SERVICE TASKS - School Readiness Program. The Contractor shall serve as the “Primary Early Learning Services Contractor” to the Coalition. The Contractor’s C.E.O. shall be the liaison point of contact for all services under this contract. This contract provides School Readiness services to eligible children and families; services necessary to develop and to maintain a safe, cost effective, family friendly system protects at-risk children; and assistance for families to become or remain economically self-sufficient. These services shall be provided to families who reside within Baker, Bradford, Clay, Nassau, Xxxxxx and St. Xxxxx Counties, State of Florida, for the time period specified in the contract. The major goals of these services are: to prevent the abuse and neglect of children; to assist families to become or remain economically self-sufficient; and to prepare children to enter school ready to learn. The School Readiness program is also responsible for the quality enhancement /improvement of early learning providers/practitioners. Authority for School Readiness and its related programs are provided in Chapter 1002, part VI, Florida Statutes, Sections, 402.3135, F.S., 402.3145, F.S., 414.1585(1), F.S., 435.04, F.S., 445.023, F.S., 445.032, F.S., 445.017, F.S., Part A, Title IV of The Social Security Act, 45 CRF Parts 74, 92, 98, 99, and 260 – 265, and Rules 6M-4 F.A.C. (School Readiness Program Rules), 6M-9 F.A.C. (Early Learning Coalition Rules), 65C-20, 21, and 22
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