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Describe how the. System obtained member library input to the plan for free direct access. A. The draft plan was distributed and discussed by the Pioneer Library System Board of Trustees, which has two representatives from each of the four counties within the System; B. The draft plan was distributed to all member directors for review and comment; C. The draft plan was subject to an open forum discussion at the September 2021 Director’s Advisory Council Meeting; D. The draft plan was approved following open forum discussion at the September 2021 Director’s Advisory Council Meeting; E. The draft plan was reviewed and approved at the Pioneer Library System Board of Trustees meeting on September 8, 2021; and F. The approved plan was submitted to the Division of Library Development on October 3, 2021.
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Describe how the system will assure that member libraries are complying with the system free direct access plan approved by a majority of member libraries. A. Based on the recommendation of the MHLS Directors Association, the adoption by the MHLS Board of Trustees, and the approval by the Commissioner of Education, the FDAP will be distributed to all member libraries and posted on the MHLS website. MHLS will lead a discussion on the approved FDAP at a regular meeting of the MHLS Directors Association to review the plan in detail and reinforce the importance of compliance with the plan. MHLS staff will be responsive to any queries or concerns regarding the FDAP. B. MHLS member libraries, Board of Trustees, and staff recognize the MHLS Plan of Service, of which this FDAP is a part, is an agreement between MHLS and the State Education Department and is required by Commissioner’s Regulations 90.3 (a) through (d)(4).
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Describe how the district will ensure that enrollments in post-secondary education beyond the 12 month lifetime limit are combined with a weekly average of at least 20 hours in paid employment activities which may include work study, work experience or community service: Individuals must verify their educational attendance schedules on a monthly basis. These are tracked in WTWCMS. Those that are not participating in a countable activity are reviewed for additional activities or work assignment.
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Describe how the system will assure that member libraries are complying with the system free direct access plan approved by a majority of member libraries. A. Based on the recommendation of the MHLS Directors Association, the adoption by the MHLS Board of Trustees, and the approval by the Commissioner of Education, the FDAP will be distributed to all member libraries and posted on the MHLS website. MHLS will lead a discussion on the approved 17 CR 90.3 (a) - Non-resident borrower means an individual who resides outside the boundaries of the chartered service area of a public or association or Indian library as defined in section 253 of the Education Law and who is a library cardholder at that library or at another member library system or who is a system cardholder. FDAP at a regular meeting of the MHLS Directors Association to review the plan in detail and reinforce the importance of compliance with the plan. MHLS staff will be responsive to any queries or concerns regarding the FDAP. B. MHLS member libraries, Board of Trustees, and staff recognize the MHLS Plan of Service, of which this FDAP is a part, is an agreement between MHLS and the State Education Department and is required by Commissioner’s Regulations 90.3 (a) through (d)(4).
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