HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018-19 Children's Adventure CenterBONNEVlLlE SCHOOL DISTRICT #93
Service ProviderAgreement for Spedal Education ;md/or Related Services wilh
Children's Adventure Center
Whereas, pursuant to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), local school districts
are responsible for providing a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) to children who are eligible for
special education and related services.
Whereas, Idaho Code 1133-2004 sets forth provisions wherel>y school districts may provide FAPE
to special education students through a contract with contractor approved by the Idaho S1ate
Department of Education (SOE),
THIS AGREEMENTIS ENTERED Into on July 31, 2018 between Bonneville School District 1193,
herel>y known as the District, having a principal place of business at 3497 N. Ammon Road, Idaho Falls,
Idaho, and Children's Adventure Center, hereby known as the Contractor. Through this agreement, the
Contractor agrees to provide the following program and/or service for see attached list.
The following service{s) requested: Bl Paraprof-essional Services, Bl Professional/PSR Services, and
Personal Care Services (PCS)
Oates of service: beginning Au.gust 25, 2018 through June 30, 2019
Hours ofservice: Bl Paraprofessional at the rate of$ 12.60 !)et hour. Bl Professional/PSR at the rate of
$U.75 per hour. PCS at the rate of$11.0S per hour.
Contractor requirements attached hereto are made a part of this contract.
The parties agree that the Contractor is solely responsible for all costs and expenses incurred in
connection with the performance of those services desefibed in this agreement unless noted above.
1. The Contractor agrees to provide special education and/or related services in accordance with
the following state and federal laws and regulations: Idaho Code; Idaho State Board of
Education Regulations pertaining to special education; the Individuals with Disal>ilities Education
Act; Part 34 of the Code ofFederal Regulations Sections 300.300·300.349 and 300.400·300.56;
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act; Part 104 of the Code of Federal Regulations; and the
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. These regulations include, but are not limited to,
provisions relating to:
a. fAPE
b. least Restrictive Environment (lRE)
c. Personnel who meet appropriate standards
d. Individualized Education Programs {IEPs)
e. Parent participation
f. Procedural safeguards
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g. Protection in evaluation procedures
h. Confidentiality of information
i. Nondiscrimination on the basis of handicap
2. The Contractor agrees to provide education and/or related services for identified student(s)
including:
a. The appropriate staffand oversight to implement IEPs for each student as determined
by the school IEP team;
b. Services to the student according to the school district's 2018-19 school calendar
(attached), excluding emergency school closures or when student is absent.
3. The Contractor further agrees to provide the District the following:
a. Services as authorized in the student's IEP;
b. Assurance that all work will be performed in accordance with the highest 1>rofessional
standards;
c. Ongoing progress reports used to monitor each student's progress toward IEP goals and
objectives;
d. A copy of the service provider's Staff Qualifications showing professional credentials for
the district's files;
e. Verification the contractor personnel responsible for providing special education and
related services meet the highest entrv·level state standards for the appropriate
occupation category;
f. Daily completion ofthe District's report as a means of written documentation for
service days, times and results ofse1vices provided for each student, as per the IEP.
g. Verification all employees who come into contact with the student have been subject to
a criminal background check as required by Idaho Code 33-130 and have been
determined lo not have a criminal history Inconsistent with working with children.
h. Submission of billing to Directorof Federal Programs for seivices provide provided
within 30daysof the date ofthe service provided. Additional hours will be
compensated at the same rate, provided thatthe additional hours, over and above
those stated, have received prior w1itten approval of the Directorof Federal
Programs. All invoices should be numbered and dated showing thedates and hoursof
service provided foreach student.
i. Proof of Worker's Compensation coverage.
4. If the student Is no longer receiving services from the Contractor for any reason, the Contractor
shall inform the District, and the obligation of the District to pay for services will cease as of the
last day ofservice provided.
S. The Contractor and the District agree to comply with all pertinent statues of the State of Idaho
and such rules and regulations as the State Board of Education may legally prescribe, which are
by reference incorporated in and made a part of this Contract as though set forth herein.
6. The District assures that health-related services or program placement will begin after having
conducted an IEP team meeting to develop an IEP. The Contractor, at the District's discretion,
may request or attend subsequent IEP team meetings to revise the student's IDP, but a District
representative must participate in all such meetings.
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7. The District will pay the Contractor based on submission ofan invoice with documentation as
described in 3.h.
8. The District will provide documentation necessa ry for the Contractor to carry out the portion of
the IEP that falls under Contractor responsibility.
9. The District may terminate this Agreement immediately if the District determines that
Contractor has willfully violated any statutory requirement orgovernment regulation or the
services related tothis Agreement are modified or terminated for a student. Either party may
terminate this Agreement without cause upon providing 30 days written notice to the other
party.
10. Contractor shall be solely liable for any losses or damages resu lting from performance ofany of
the services covered by this Agreement. Contractor sha ll indemnify and hold harmless the
Districtfrom any liability, including. but not limited to, cost, expern;es, and attorney fees,
resulting from Contractor's performance of the services provided under this Agreement. Proof
of liability insurance with Bonneville School 01$trict #93 listed as an "additional insured' shall be
submitted to the District within ten {10) days of the date of this Agreement.
Children's Adventure Center agrees that as an independent contractor it is not eligible for district
benefits ofany kind. Children's Adventure Censer also agrees to maintain liability insurance in the
minimum amo\mt of $1,000,000.00 and worker's compensation coverage for its employees.
II~ WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this instrument to be executed In t heir names by
their proper officials pursuant to approval oftheir respective boards on this 73' day of,Jt"ff'.a:c;
2018. .
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