School District of Clay County Green Cove Springs, Florida |
Teacher Inservice Center - Fleming Island High School 2233 Village Square Parkway JUNE 21, 2007 Hearings for Special Actions regarding Students - 4:00 p.m. Regular Meeting - 7:00 p.m. |
Agenda Item #40 Item Title C-38 Renew Contractual Agreement between School District of Clay County and Challenge Enterprises of North Florida, Inc. to serve Birth - 3 year old PreK students for school year August 20, 2007 to June 30, 2008. Issue/Rationale This Contractual Agreement will enable the School District of Clay County to serve the low-incidence eligible ESE Birth to 3 preschool population at an existing non-public school site with certified TMH/PMH, OT/PT, S/L personnel. The site, Lighthouse Learning Center, is recognized as in compliance with SBR 6A-6,0361, FAC, and is monitored by the ESE Director and Designee. This Contractual Agreement has continued for several years and has proved very successful for identified TMH/PMH Autistic and Developmentally Delayed ESE preschoolers and their families. To serve the low incidence population of Trainable and Profoundly Mentally Handicapped eligible preschoolers, the School District of Clay County enters into a Contractual Agreement with Challenge Enterprises of North Florida, Inc., Lighthouse Learning Center, to provide programming for those eligible students on the Lighthouse Learning Center , site. The school District of Clay County will pay Challenge Enterprises of North Florida, Inc. per each child and provide transportation for those educational services. School District of Clay County will also provide funding for supplies and therapy. This Agreement allows the School District of Clay County to serve eligible Birth to 3 preschoolers of the low incidence population without the impact of additional building, equipment, and personnel. Recommended Action The Superintendent recommends approval. Financial Impact The projected cost of implementing this Contractual Agreement is $45,000.00. This compares to the School District of Clay County providing the classes in a public school for an equal amount. Clay District Schools collect FEFP FTE and IDEA funds on each child. Submitted By Dr. Daniel Becton, Director, Exceptional Student Education |