VPK child eligibility and enrollment Clause Samples

VPK child eligibility and enrollment. 7.1.1. The ELC shall use the SSIS as the source to receive applications for VPK Program participation. 7.1.2. The ELC shall verify and determine child eligibility for VPK and VPK SIS based on requirements of Rules 6M-8.201 and 6A-6.03033, F.A.C. 7.1.3. The ELC shall ensure VPK SIS providers are approved by the OEL. 7.1.4. Upon determining child eligibility, the ELC shall issue a Certificate of Eligibility in the SSIS. After the provider enrolls the child in their program the ELC shall finalize the enrollment in the SSIS in accordance with 6M-8.201, F.A.C. 7.1.5. The ELC shall administer the VPK Education Program as required by Chapter 6M-8 as well as Rules 6A-1.09433 and 6A-6.03033, F.A.C. 7.1.6. The ELC shall complete and document the registration and application for each eligible VPK child as Rule 6M-8.201, F.A.C., establishes. 7.1.7. The ELC shall coordinate with each school district in development of procedures for enrolling children in VPK programs offered by public schools. 7.1.8. The ELC shall provide each parent access to information on all private and public school provider(s) delivering VPK in the county in which the child is enrolling. Provider profiles must include, at a minimum, the provider’s services, curriculum, instructor credentials instructor-to-student ratio; and the provider’s kindergarten readiness rate calculated in accordance with s. 1002.69, F.S., based upon the most recent available results of the statewide kindergarten screening. 7.1.9. The ELC may not limit the number of students admitted by any private VPK provider for enrollment in the program. 7.1.10. The ELC shall accept a school district’s automated daily attendance reporting system for the purpose of transmitting attendance records in the SSIS format.
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VPK child eligibility and enrollment. 9.1.1. The ELC shall use the Family Portal as the source to receive applications for VPK Program participation. 9.1.2. The ELC shall verify and determine child eligibility for VPK and both child and provider of VPK Specialized Instructional Services based on requirements that Rules 6M-8.201 and 6A-6.03033, F.A.C. establishes. 9.1.3. Upon determining eligibility, the ELC shall issue Certificate of Eligibility as Rule 6M-8.201, F.A.C., establishes. 9.1.4. The ELC shall enroll eligible children into eligible provider(s) in the SSIS. 9.1.5. The ELC shall administer the VPK Education Program as required by Chapter 6M- 8 as well as Rules 6A-1.019433 and 6A-6.03033, F.A.C. 9.1.6. The ELC shall complete and document the registration and application for each eligible VPK child as Rule 6M-8.201, F.A.C., establishes. 9.1.7. The ELC shall coordinate with each school district in development of procedures for enrolling children in VPK programs offered by public schools. 9.1.8. The ELC shall provide each parent access to all private provider(s) and public school(s) delivering VPK in the county for which the child is enrolling. Provider profiles must include at a minimum – the provider’s or school’s services, curriculum, instructor credentials and instructor-to-student ratio; and the provider’s or school’s kindergarten readiness rate calculated in accordance with s. 1002.69, F.S., based upon the most recent available results of the statewide kindergarten screening. See Exhibit II C.1.1. 9.1.9. The ELC may not limit the number of students admitted by any private prekindergarten provider for enrollment in the program. 9.1.10. The ELC shall accept a school district’s automated daily attendance reporting
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