Obligations of School Clause Samples
The "Obligations of School" clause defines the specific duties and responsibilities that the school must fulfill under the agreement. Typically, this includes providing educational services, maintaining a safe learning environment, and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations. For example, the school may be required to supply qualified teachers, adequate facilities, and timely communication with students and parents. The core function of this clause is to clearly outline what is expected from the school, thereby setting standards for performance and accountability, and helping to prevent misunderstandings or disputes regarding the school's role.
Obligations of School. The School will -
A. Designate a faculty member of the School who shall serve as a Coordinator and be responsible for planning and coordinating the activities and assignments of the Students with the Coordinator designated by the Medical Center.
Obligations of School. 1. School will establish Course and Practicum Description, including guidelines for Student eligibility, the provision of classroom theory and practical instruction, and ensure that all Students meet eligibility requirements prior to Program participation.
2. School shall assign only the number of Students mutually agreed upon by County and School.
3. School shall acquaint the designated County representative and staff with the goals, objectives, methods, and specific expectations of the School.
4. School will designate a representative or faculty advisor who is available to assist County personnel and Students of the Program and who will be responsible to maintain on-going contact with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s designated representative. The School designated representative or faculty advisor for the Program is: School shall inform County in a timely manner of any changes in the information listed above.
5. School shall inform any designated representative or faculty and Students about their obligation to adhere strictly to all applicable administrative polices, rules, standards, schedules, and practices of County.
6. School shall notify County as soon as possible of the names and arrival dates of Students.
7. When requested by County, School shall require Students to attend clinical orientation.
8. School will require inform Students and faculty members who are supervising Students about their obligation to maintain confidentiality of all County matters, proceedings, and information to the extent required by law, including but not limited to client records and information. This confidentiality shall extend beyond the termination of this Agreement.
9. School will require that Students provide to County a completed:
a. Exhibit A - Student Confidentiality Agreement, b. Exhibit B - Student Assumption of Risk, Release, and Waiver of Liability, and
c. Exhibit C - Student Participation Form.
10. School shall, upon receipt of notice, inform County of any adverse circumstances to which County may be exposed as a result of the behaviors deemed to be dangerous of a Student.
11. School shall, upon receipt of notice, notify County of any complaint, claim, investigation, or lawsuit involving a Student if that action is related to the educational experiences provided under this Agreement, or if that action could reasonably impact the Program.
12. School will adhere to County communicable disease reporting requirements.
13. School will assure County of Student’s reasonable proficiency...
Obligations of School. While this agreement remains in effect, the School shall:
(a) Comply with all state and federal laws and regulations imposed on Delaware public charter schools, and otherwise comply with the terms of the School’s charter, including any conditions now or subsequently imposed upon its charter by the DDOE with the assent of the DSBE; and
(b) Make satisfactory annual progress toward the indicators and performance targets in the Academic, Financial and Organizational Expectations set forth in this Agreement as measured by the Framework. An annual performance review will be conducted by the Department of Education Charter School Office using the Framework to evaluate such progress. The Framework is incorporated into and made a part of this agreement. If the DDOE finds that the school is not making satisfactory progress toward its performance targets, the DDOE, with the assent of the DSBE, may place the school’s charter on formal review pursuant to 14 Del. C. §515 (b).
Obligations of School. 1. SCHOOL will establish Course and Practicum Description, including guidelines for Student eligibility, the provision of classroom theory and practical instruction, and ensure that all Students meet eligibility requirements prior to PROGRAM participation.
2. When requested by COUNTY, SCHOOL shall require Students to attend clinical orientation.
3. SCHOOL will assure COUNTY of Student’s reasonable proficiency of infectious disease control issues.
4. SCHOOL will provide a faculty advisor who is available for consultation and direction. The SCHOOL representative or faculty advisor for the PROGRAM is: ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Patron Research Assistant Professor Office Phone: ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ E-mail: ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ SCHOOL shall inform COUNTY in a timely manner of any changes in the information listed above.
5. SCHOOL will require faculty and Students to comply with all COUNTY polices.
6. SCHOOL will require Students to provide to COUNTY a completed:
a. Student Confidentiality Agreement, b. Student Assumption of Risk, Release, and Waiver of Liability, and
c. Student Participation Form. All of which are attached to this Agreement, as Exhibits A, B, and C.
7. SCHOOL will adhere to COUNTY communicable disease reporting requirements.
8. SCHOOL will require Student to provide to the COUNTY such results for drug testing, health care, and criminal background checks prior to Student participation in the PROGRAM including proof of a:
a. PPD test (commonly referred to as a TB test);
b. HBV vaccine or signed refusal; and
c. Any other immunizations as required by laws.
9. SCHOOL understands and agrees that Student will be responsible for their own transportation, meals, and health care needs in the performance of this Agreement.
10. SCHOOL will be responsible for the final grading of Student.
11. SCHOOL shall inform COUNTY in a timely manner of any change in Student(s) status, or curriculum, or faculty advisor during participation in PROGRAM.
12. Visits by SCHOOL and SCHOOL’S faculty are welcome for purposes of observation of Student with prior notification to COUNTY.
Obligations of School. School agrees to provide Contractor with access to School’s computers, and any other necessary records or files in order to enable Contractor to provide the Services contemplated by this Agreement.
Obligations of School. While this agreement remains in effect, the School shall:
(a) Comply with all state and federal laws and regulations imposed on Delaware public charter schools, and otherwise comply with the terms of the School’s charter, including any conditions now or subsequently imposed upon its charter by the DDOE with the assent of the DSBE; and
(b) Make satisfactory annual progress toward the indicators and performance targets in the Academic, Financial and Organizational Expectations set forth in this Agreement as measured by the Framework. An annual performance review will be conducted by the Department of Education Charter School Office using the Framework to evaluate such progress. The Framework is incorporated into and made a part of this agreement. If the DDOE finds that the school is not making satisfactory progress toward its performance targets, the DDOE, with the assent of the DSBE, may place the school’s charter on formal review pursuant to 14 Del. C. §515 (c).
a. Gateway Lab School (GLS) is a Title I school located in suburban Wilmington, Delaware, drawing students from every district in New Castle County. GLS first opened its doors to the public in the 2011-12 school year; and, serves the educational needs of 208 students in grades 3 through 8 with an average class size of 14 students. Approximately 65% of Gateway students have Individual Education Plans (IEP).
Obligations of School. 1. SCHOOL shall be responsible for the provision of classroom theory and practical instruction to Student prior to assignments or practicum experience.
2. SCHOOL shall, if requested, require Student to provide to the COUNTY such results for drug testing, and criminal background checks prior to Student being permitted to commence participation in the PROGRAM at the COUNTY including proof of any immunizations as required by laws.
3. SCHOOL, faculty, and Students shall require compliance with all COUNTY polices as provided to SCHOOL.
4. SCHOOL shall inform COUNTY in a timely manner of any change in Student(s) status, curriculum, personnel, and learning opportunities during participation in PROGRAM.
5. COUNTY may request to remove a Student(s) immediately in the event that COUNTY determines that there is cause to do so.
6. SCHOOL shall require Students to provide to COUNTY a completed Student Confidentiality Agreement prior to participating in PROGRAM at the COUNTY (b) a Release of Liability, and (c) a completed Participant Contact Information, attached as Exhibit A “Required Documents” to this Agreement.
Obligations of School. A. Maintain liability insurance coverage for this program. School shall defend, indemnify and hold Assistance League harmless against all claims other than as set forth in 2.D. above.
B. Appoint a contact person to interface with Assistance League.
C. School personnel shall identify prospective recipients or participants.
D. If students must be transported to the Operation School Bell® facility or store for outfitting, School shall coordinate and provide such transportation at its expense.
Obligations of School. A. School will provide an adequate space/room for both individual and group therapy sessions.
B. School will provide required assessment, screening, and therapy materials. The School will provide district forms, materials and a computer and additional technology required for provision of services within the district.
C. School shall pay the pricing as listed in Section 4 below.
Obligations of School. During the term of this AGREEMENT, SCHOOL hereby covenants and agrees to the following:
A. Leave TOWN FACILITIES in as good order and condition as TOWN FACILITIES were at the beginning of SCHOOL’s use, normal wear and tear excepted.
B. Be responsible for any obligation to provide custodial services necessary to keep SCHOOL FACILITIES in a neat, orderly, and sanitary condition at all times during the use thereof of said SCHOOL FACILITIES under this AGREEMENT.
C. During SCHOOL’s use of TOWN FACILITIES, allow no vehicles to enter upon TOWN FACILITIES except in designated public parking lots or as may be necessary and authorized for the limited purposes of maintenance, operation, and delivery of goods and services.
D. Enforce all TOWN rules, regulations, and policies while directing community educational and recreational activities at TOWN FACILITIES. TOWN shall provide SCHOOL with rules, regulations, and policies for each TOWN FACILITY.
E. Provide personnel necessary for the direction or supervision of activities sponsored by SCHOOL at TOWN FACILITIES.
F. Perform normal maintenance on SCHOOL FACILITIES as required under normal working conditions and fair wear and tear.
G. Permit TOWN to jointly use specialized SCHOOL-owned equipment at no cost including, but not limited to, televisions, DVD players, VCR’s, overhead projectors, etc. Requests for specialized SCHOOL-owned equipment must be submitted on the approved standard form fifteen (15) days prior to event date.
H. Upon TOWN’s approval, SCHOOL may provide and maintain additional toilet facilities at TOWN FACILITIES including, as may be permitted by TOWN, portable, mobile, temporary or fixed facilities (“Toilet Facilities”) at no cost to TOWN. If SCHOOL desires to provide such Toilet Facilities, SCHOOL shall submit a site map to TOWN depicting the proposed location(s) and type(s) of Toilet Facilities and the duration of time SCHOOL is requesting to maintain the Toilet Facilities at the identified locations. TOWN may approve, conditionally approve or deny such request in its reasonable discretion.