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AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT (the 'Agreement") is made and entered into this ZD' day of
,anvN 2026 (the 'Effective Date,' which shall be the date this Agreement is fully
executed), by and between
THE SCHOOL BOARD OF MIAMI DADE-COUNTY, MIAMI, FLORIDA
(hereafter referred to as M-DCPS)
a body corporate and political subdivision of the State of Florida, whose principal place of
business is
Office of Academics and Transformation Division of Academic Support
1450 N. E. 2n0 Avenue Miami, Florida 33132
and
THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
(hereinafter referred to as CMB)
a body corporate and political subdivision of the State or Florida, whose principal place of
business is
1700 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, Florida 33139
and
BARRY UNIVERSITY, INC.
(hereinafter referred to as Barry)
a Florida not -for -profit corporation, whose principal place of business is
11300 N.E. Second Avenue, Miami, Florida 33161
WHEREAS, on July 1, 2025, Barry and WDCPS entered into that certain Dual Enrollment
Articulation Agreement (as may be amended from time to time, the 'Articulation Agreemenr),
attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by reference, to promote educational
opportunities through the dual enrollment program in Miami -Dade County; and
WHEREAS, In partnership with M-DCPS and Barry, CMB seeks to combine its resources
with M-DCPS and Barry in order to increase the competitiveness of the students of the School by
nurturing and supporting the School's dual enrollment program; and
WHEREAS, this Agreement provides the guidelines for CMB to financially support the
dual enrollment courses at the School; and
WHEREAS, on May 21, 2025, the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No.
2025-33653, approving an agreement between CMB. WDCPS and Barry for the addition of Barry
as a partner to provide dual enrollment courses at Miami Beach Senior High School.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and conditions contained
herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the sufficiency of which is hereby
acknowledged, M-DCPS, CMB and Barry agree as follows:
1.01 Recitals. The parties hereto agree that the foregoing recitals are true and correct and
that such recitals are incorporated herein by reference- Accordingly, all of the provisions of the
Articulation Agreement are incorporated by reference into this Agreement as provided in the first
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recital above.
1.02 Defined Terms.
"Adjunct Instructor shall be defined as an Individual appointed, pursuant to the terms of the
Articulation Agreement, to teach dual enrollment murses at a School and may include Barry
Professors, CMB Residents or CMB Employees. The appointment and credentialing of Adjunct
Instructors shall be as provided In the Articulation Agreement and Section 2.03(C) of this
Agreement, except that, Barry shall provide opportunities to applicants for Adjunct Instructor
positions as follows: first, Barry Professors; second, CMB Residents; and third, CMB Employees.
"Adjunct Instructor Salary" shall be defined as provided in Section 2.03(B)(i).
"Agreement" shall be defined as provided in the preamble.
"Articulation Agreement" shall be defined as provided in the recitals.
'Barry Protessor(s)' shall be defined as any fulltime or part-time member of the teaching faculty
of Be".
'Benefits" shall be defined as provided in Section 2.03(B)(1).
"CMB Contributions shall be defined as provided in Section 2.03(B)(v).
"CMB Employee(s)" shall be defined as any individual who is employed by CMB, whether on a
permanent, provisional, original probationary or other temporary status under the civil service
regulations.
"CMB Resldent(s)' shall be defined as any person who has resided in the City of Miami Beach
for longer than six consecutive months. Proof of residency may be established by presenting any
two of the following documents: a drivel's license, voter's registration, automobile registration, a
recorded deed, a lease for place of residence, a utility bill and other similar documents.
"Courtesy Lecturer' shall be defined as any School Teacher who is credentialed by Barry and
appointed, pursuant to the terms of the Articulation Agreement, to teach dual enrollment courses
at the School.
"Effective Date" shall be defined as provided In the preamble.
'E-Verify Statute' shall be defined as provided in Sedion 3.24(A).
"High School" shall be defined as Miami Beach Senior High School, the secondary school
located in Miami -Dade County, Florida, at 2231 Prairie Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida 33139.
'High School Teacher(s)" shall be defined, Individually and/or collectively, as any Miami -Dade
Classroom teacher, as defined in Sedion 1012.01(2)(a), Florida Statutes, who is employed on a
fulltime basis at the High School.
"Prohibited Entity" shall be defined as provided in Section 3.30.
'School(s)" shall be defined, individually or collectively, as the High School.
'School Tescher(s)" shall be defined, Individualy or collectively, as the High School Teachers.
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2.01 Term of Agreement. The term of this Agreement shall commence on the Effective Dale
and continue until June 30, 2026, unless one of the following occurs: (1) this Agreement is earlier
terminated pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, or (it) the Articulation Agreement is
terminated. This Agreement may be renewed for additional periods of time upon the mutual
written consent of the three parties to this Agreement and subject to such terms and conditions
as the parties shall determine in writing.
2.02 Joint Responsibilities. M-DCPS, CMB and Barry shall maintain responsibility for
implementing the various components of this Agreement as delineated in this Agreement and in
the Articulation Agreement. This Agreement is subject to the Articulation Agreement.
2.03 Barry Courses Offered on the School Campuses. CMB will provide financial support,
as set forth below, for eligible students to engage In a rigorous curriculum at the School that offers
Barry college credit and also counts toward a high school diploma. Registration for 11e and 12s
grade students at the High School will be facilitated via Barry's off -campus program. M-DCPS
agrees to permit students enrolled at such schools (or who otherwise qualify pursuant to Section
1007.271, Florida Statutes) who have been certified by their principals as qualified, to dually enroll
in regularly offered Barry courses at the School. Dual enrollment courses available to High School
students are limited to those described in the Articulation Agreement. Only courses providing a
minimum and maximum of three (3) credits per course will be funded by CMB. Additionally, no
courses that require a pre -requisite class will be funded by CMB, only general dual enrollment
classes with no pre -requisite class may be funded by CMB. All dual enrollment courses
funded by CMB must be accessible to all eligible students with no pre -requisite college course
requirement.
A. Marketing. Barry, M-DCPS and CMB will wwk collaboratively to market the programs,
provide professional development opportunities for Barry credentialed CMS teachers,
transition students, evaluate courses, and assess overall results.
B. Payment. The funds for the dual enrollment classes will be allocated as follows:
(1) For each Adjunct Instructor who is leaching a dual enrollment course on a School
campus during each school year, M-DCPS shall pay Barry the fallowing per year: (a)
the salary (the "Adjunct Instructor Salary") in the amount of $5,950.00, per Adjunct
Instructor.
(it) For each dual enrollment course taught by a Courtesy Lecturer during the Fall and
Spring semesters (including online dual enrollment), CMB shall pay the standard
tuition rate of $55 per credit hour. For the SLS 1204 course titled Becoming Your
Personal Best: Life Lessons from Olympians and Paralympians, M-DCPS shall pay
Barry an additional licensing fee of $45 per student ($80 per coedit)
(ill) M-DCPS shall pay all student instructional material costs, with a cost anticipated by
M-DCPS of $7,200.00 (in Fall and Spring of each school year based upon 60 enrolled
students in twelve (12) or more dual enrollment classes).
(iv) CMB shall reimburse M-DCPS for the payment of Adjunct Instructor Salaries as
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provided In Section 2.03(B)(i). With respect to any Courtesy Lecturer, CMB shall not
reimburse M-DCPS for any expenses or portion of compensation, Including salary or
benefits. The total amount for reimbursements paid by CMB under this Agreement
("CMB Coriributlons'l shall be paid within thirty (30) days from receipt of a detailed
Invoice from M-DCPS, selling forth the breakdown of the charges and the number of
registered students for each course. CMB Contributions shall not exceed $11.700.00
in a given fiscal year (from October 1 or a given year to September 30 of a subsequent
year) and shall be subject to budget appropnalion and funding approval by the CMB
City Commission for each fiscal year.
(v) Future annual dual enrollment agreements, academic monitoring and oversight fees,
Barry faculty/adjunct cost, and/or the introduction of other fees will be re-evaluated
annually In spring terms within the context of Barry's availability of resources.
Furthermore, depending on the availability of such resources, any proposed change
in the fee structure will be communicated in advance, and in writing, to M-DCPS prior
to the renewal of dual enrollment agreement(s).
C. Teacher Credentialing for School Teachers, CMB Residents and CMB Employees.
In order to increase the pool of qualified teachers, qualified School Teachers, CMB
Residents and CMB Employees may become credentaled as Adjunct Instructors by their
respective academic departments at Barry in accordance with the provisions of the
Articulation Agreement. As provided in the Articulation Agreement, the credenllaling of
Adjunct Instructors is at Barry's sole discretion. The principal of the applicable School
shall be responsible for proposing prospective teachers for the credentialing process.
D. Policies and Procedures atthe Schcol(s). Prior to commencing any class at a School,
an Adjunct Instructor shall meet with the principal of the applicable School to discuss and
acknowledge any site specific policies and procedures of the School, including, without
limitation, the Miami -Dade County public school attendance policies and procedures, with
which the Adjunct Instructor shall comply.
E. Course Selection and Scheduling. The School principal shall select the dual enrollment
courses to be taught at his/her School, provided that the courses are selected from the
dual enrollment courses Identified in the Articulation Agreement (the list of courses is
subject to change). Any dual enrollment courses offered at a School shall be accessible
to all university/college-eligible students, may not be restricted to students enrolled in a
specific high school academy or program and must be offered as courses accessible to
the entire student population based on university eligibility.
Ail Adjunct Instructors shall strictly adhere to the Miami -Dade County Public Schools
calendar and schedule for each school year, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit
B and Incorporated herein. All Adjunct Instructors shall provide instruction per the
established class schedule as determined by the applicable School for the Fall semester
and the Spring Semester for each school year.
2.04 Notice. When any of the parties desire to give notice to the other, such notice must be in
writing, sent by U.S. Mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the representatives designated below
by each party (unless changed by written notice In compliance with (he provisions of this
paragraph):
To M-DCPS: Jose L. Dotes
Superintendent of Schools
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Miami -Dade County Public Schools
1450 N.E. 2-Avenue, Suite 912
Miami, Florida 33131
With a copy to:
Llsselte T. Rodriguez
District Director
Department of Advanced Academic
Programs
Miami -Dade County Public Schools
1501 N. E. 2- Avenue, Suite 327-K
Miami, Florida 33131
With a copy to:
Walter Harvey
General Counsel
Miami -Dada County Public Schools
1450 N.E. 2n° Avenue, Suite 430
Miami, Florida 33131
To CMB:
Eric T. Carpenter, P.E.
City Manager
City of Miami Beach
1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
With a copy to:
Dr. Leslie Rosenfeld
Chief Education and Performance Officer
City of Miami Beach
1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
To Barry:
Dr. Victor Romano
Vice Provost
Student Success 8 Undergraduate Studies
11300 NE 2nd Ave., Miami Shores, FI. 33161
With a copy to:
Dr. Pablo Ortiz
Provost
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11300 NE 2nd Ave., Miami Shores, FI 33161
3 - GENERAL CONDITIONS
3.01 independent Contractor. The parties to this agreement shall at all times be acting in the
capacity of Independent contractors and not as an officer, employee or agent of one another.
Neither party nor its respective agents, employees, subcontractors or assignees shall represent
to others that it has the authority, to bind the other party unless specifically authorized in writing to
do so. No right to party's retirement, leave benefits or any other benefits of employees shall exist
for the employees of the other party as a result of the performance of any duties or responsibilities
under this Agreement. Neither party shall be responsible for social security, withholding taxes,
contributions to unemployment compensation funds or insurance for the other party or the other
party's officers, employees, agents, subcontractors or assignees.
3.02 Default. The parties agree that, in the event that either party is in default of its obligations
under this Agreement, the non -defaulting party shall provide to the defaulting party (30) days
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written notice to cure the default, However, in the event said default cannot be cured within said
thirty (30) day period and the defaulting party Is diligently attempting In good faith to cure same,
the time period shall be reasonably extended to allow the defaulting party additional cure time.
Upon the occurrence of a default that is not cured during the applicable cure period, this
Agreement may be terminated by the non -defaulting party upon thirty (30) days' notice. This
remedy Is not Intended to be exclusive of any other remedy, and each and every such remedy
shall be cumulative and shall be in addition to every other remedy now or hereafter existing at law
or in equity or by statute or otherwise. No single or partial exercise by any party of any right,
power, or remedy hereunder shall preclude any other or future exercise thereof. Nothing in this
Section 3.02 shall be construed to preclude termination for convenience following a 30-day
advanced written notice to the other parties. The students enrolled as of the time of termination
will be allowed to complete the semester notwithstanding said termination.
3.03 Annual Aouroorlation. The performance and obligations of either party under this
Agreement shall be contingent upon an annual budgetary appropriation by its governing body. If
either party does not allocate funds for the payment of services or products to be provided under
this Agreement, this Agreement may be terminated by that party at the and of the period for which
funds have been allocated. That party shall notify the other party at the earliest possible time
before such termination. No penalty shall accrue to either party in the event this provision is
exercised, and neither party shall be obligated or liable for any future payments due or any
damages as a result of termination under this Section 3.03.
3.04 Excess Funds. Any party receiving funds paid by M-DCPS or CMB under this Agreement
agrees to promptly notify M-DPCS and CMB of any funds erroneously received from M-DCPS or
CMB upon the discovery of such erroneous payment or overpayment. Any such excess funds
shall be refunded to M-DCP5 or CMB, as applicable, with interest calculated from the date of the
erroneous payment or overpayment. Interest shall be calculated using the interest fate for
judgments under Section 55.03, Florida Statutes, applicable at the time the erroneous payment
or overpayment was made by M-DCPS or CMB. This provision shall equally Inure to Barry's
benefit.
3.05 Public Records,
A. Any party contracting with CMB or M-DCPS shall comply with Florida Public Records law
under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, as may be amended from time to time.
B. The term 'public records shall have the meaning set forth in Section 119.011(12), which
means all documents, papers, letters, maps, books, tapes, photographs, films, sound
recordings, data processing software, or other material, regardless of the physical form,
characteristics, or means of transmission, made or received pursuant to law or ordinance
or in connection with the transaction of official business of CMB and/or M-DCPS.
C. Pursuant to Section 119,0701 of the Florida Statutes, if Barry meets the definition of
"Contractor"as defined in Section 119.0701(1)(a), Barry shall:
(i) Keep and maintain public records required by CMB and/or M-DCPS to perform the
service;
(h) Upon request from CMB's and/or M-DCPS' custodian of public records, provide CMB
and/or M-DCPS with a copy of the requested records or allow the records to be
Inspected or copied within a reasonable time at a cost that does not exceed the cost
provided in Chapter 119, Florida Statutes or as otherwise provided by law;
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(III) Ensure that public records that are exempt or confidential and exempt from public
records disclosure requirements are not disclosed, except as authorized by law, for
the duration of the contract term and following completion of the Agreement if Barry
does not transfer the records to CMB and/or M-DCPS, as applicable;
(iv) Upon completion of the Agreement, transfer, at no cost to CMB and M-DCPS, all public
records in possession of Barry or keep and maintain public records required by CMB
and/or M-DCPS to perform the service. If Barry transfers all public records to the CMB
and M-DCPS upon completion of the Agreement, Barry shall destroy any duplicate
public records that are exempt or confidential and exempt from public records
disclosure requirements. If Barry keeps and maintains public records upon completion
of the Agreement, Barry shall meet all applicable requirements for retaining public
records. All records stored electronically must be provided to CMB and/or M-DCPS,
upon request from the CMB's and/or M-DCPS' custodian of public records, In a formal
that is compatible with the Information technology systems of the CM8 and/or M-
DCPS, as applicable.
D. Request for Records; Noncompliance.
(i) A request to inspect or copy public records relating to CMB's and/or M-DC PS'contract
for services must be made directly to CMB and/or M-DCPS. If CMB and/or M-DCPS,
as applicable, does not possess the requested records, the applicable parry shall
immediately notify Barry of the request, and Barry must provide the records to CMB
and/or M-DCPS, as applicable, or allow the records to be inspected or copied within a
reasonable time.
(ii) Barry's failure to comply with a request from CMB and/or M-DCPS for records shall
constitute a breach of this Agreement, and CMB ant/or M-DCPS, as applicable, at its
sole discretion, may: (1) unilaterally terminate the Agreement (2) avail itself of the
remedies set forth under the Agreement; andfor (3) avail itself of any available
remedies at law or in equity.
(III) If Barry fails to provide the public records to CMB and/or M-DCPS within a reasonable
time, it may be subject to penalties under s. 119.10.
E. Civil Action.
(i) If a civil action is filed against Barry to compel production of public records relating to
CMB's and/or M-DCPS' contract for services, the court shall assess and award against
Barry the reasonable costs of enforcement, including reasonable attorneys' fees, if:
a. The court determines that Barry unlawfully refused to comply with the public
records request within a reasonable time; and
b. At least 8 business days before filing the action, the plaintiff provided written
notice of the public records request, including a statement that Barry has not
complied with the request, to all other parties to this Agreement, including
Barry.
(III A notice complies with Section 3.05(E)(i)(b) if it is sent to the CMB's and M-DCPS'
custodian of public records and to Barry at Berry's address listed in this Agreement or
to Barry's registered agent. Such notices must be sent by common carrier delivery
service or by registered, Global Express Guaranteed, or certified mail, with postage or
shipping paid by the sender and with evidence of delivery, which may be in an
electronic format.
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(III) If Barry complies with a public records request within 6 business days after the notice
is sent, it is not liable for the reasonable Costs of enforcement.
F. IF BARRY HAS QUESTIONS REGARDING THE APPLICATION OF
CHAPTER 119, FLORIDA STATUTES, OR AS TO ITS DUTY TO
PROVIDE PUBLIC RECORDS RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT,
CONTACT THE CUSTODIAN OF PUBLIC RECORDS AT:
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
ATTENTION: RAFAEL E. GRANADO, CITY CLERK
1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139
E-MAIL: RAFAELGRANADO@MIAMIBEACHFL.GOV
PHONE: 305-673-7411
3.06 Student Records: Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary within this Agreement.
Barry and M-DCPS shall fully comply with the requirements of Section 1002.22, Florida Statutes,
or any other stale or federal law or regulation regarding the confidentiality of student information
and records. To the extent and the limits of Section 768.28, Florida Statutes, each such party
agrees, for itself, its officers, employees, agents, representatives, Contractors or subcontractors,
to fully Indemnify and hold hamlless CMB and its officers and employees for any violation of this
Section 3,06, including, without limitation, defending CMB and Its officers and employees against
any complaint, administrative or judicial proceeding, payment of any penalty Imposed upon CMB,
or payment of any and all costs, damages, judgments or losses incurred by or Imposed upon CMB
arising out of a breach of this covenant by the party, or an officer, employee, agent, representative,
contractor, or sub- contractor of the party to the extent that the party of an officer, employee,
agent, representative, contractor, or sub -contractor of the party shall either intentionally or
negligently violate the provisions of this Section 3.06 or of Section 1002.22, Florida Statutes, This
Section 3.06 shall survive the termination of all performance or obligations udder this Agreement
and shall be fully binding until such time as any proceeding brought on account of this Agreement
is barred by any applicable statute of limitations. Nothing contained herein shall abrogate the
sovereign immunity of the parties.
3.07 Indemnification. Each party agrees to be fully responsible for its acts of negligence, or
its employees' acts of negligence when acting within the scope of their employment and agrees
to be liable for any damages resulting from said negligence. In addition, Barry shall indemnify,
defend, and hold harmless M-DCPS and CMB, and their respective officers, employees, and
agents, from any and all claims, liabilities, damages, losses. and expenses arising out of or in
connection with Barry's negligent acts or omissions in Connection with this Agreement.
This Section 3.07 shall survive the termination of all performance or obligations under this
Agreement and shall be fully binding until such time as any proceeding brought on account of this
Agreement Is barred by any applicable statute of limitations. Notwithstanding the foregoing, M-
DCPS's and CMB's indemnification herein Is subject to applicable laws, including, but not limited
to, Section 768.28, Florida Statutes, and the limitations, restrictions, and defenses therein.
Nothing Contained herein shall constitute a waiver of sovereign immunity by any of the parties to
this Agreement.
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3.08 Compliance with Laws. The parties obligations with respect to this Section 3.08 shall be
governed by Section 4.10 of the Articulation Agreement.
3.09 Piece of Performance Students enrolled pursuant to this Agreement will attend classes
at the High School.
3.10 Governing Law Venue and Waiver of Jury Trial, This Agreement shall be construed in
accordance with the laws of the State of Florida. This Agreement shall be enforceable in Miami.
Dade County, Florida, and if legal action is necessary by either parry with respect to the
enforcement of any or all of the terms or conditions herein, exclusive venue for the enforcement
of same shall fie in Miami -Dade County, Florida. By entering into this Agreement, the parties
expressly waive any rights either party may have to a trial by jury of any civil litigation related to
or arising out of this Agreement. Each party shall be responsible for Its own attorneys' fees and
costs, from pre-trial through all appeals.
3.11 Entirety of Agreement This document incorporates and includes all prior negotiations,
correspondence, conversations, agreements and understandings applicable to the matters
contained herein and the parties agree that there are no commitments, agreements or
understandings concerning the subject matter of this Agreement that are not contained in this
document. Accordingly, the parties agree that no deviation from the terms hereof shall be
predicated upon any prior representations or agreements, whether oral or written.
3.12 Binding Effect. The parties obligations with respect to this Section 3.12 shall be governed
by Section 4.12 of the Articulation Agreement.
3.13 Assianment. The parties obligations with respect to this Section 3.13 shall be governed
by Section 4.13 of the Articulation Agreement.
3.14 Incorporation by Reference. Exhibit A and Exhibit B, each attached hereto and
referenced herein, shall be deemed to be incorporated Into this Agreement by reference.
3.15 Captions. The captions, section numbers, article numbers, titles and headings appearing
in this Agreement are inserted only as a matter of convenience and in no way define, limit,
construe or describe the stop or intent of such articles or sections of this Agreement, no In any
way affect this Agreement and shall not be construed to create a conflict with the provisions of
this Agreement.
3.16 Severabitifv. The parties obligations with respect to this Section 3.16 shall be governed
by Section 4.16 of the Articulation Agreement.
3.17 Preparation of Agreement The parties acknowledge that they havesoughl and obtained
whatever competent advice and counsel as was necessary for them to form a full and complete
understanding of all rights and obligations herein and that the preparation of this Agreement has
been their joint effort. The language agreed to herein expresses their mutual intent and the
resulting document shall not, solely as a matter of judicial construction, be construed more
severely against one of the parries than the other.
3.18 Amendments. No modification, amendment, or alteration in the terms or conditions
contained herein shall be effective unless contained in a written document prepared with the same
or similar formality as this Agreement and executed by each party hereto. The City Manager of
the City of Miami Beach, Florida, on behalf of CMB, shall be authorized to execute any
amendment or extension of this Agreement.
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3.19 Waiver. The parties obligations with respect to this Section 3.19 shall be governed by
Section 4.09 of the Articulation Agreement.
3.20 Force Maleure. The parties obligations with respect to this Section 3.20 shall be governed
by Section 4.14 of the Articulation Agreement.
3.21 Survival All representations and warranties made herein, regarding indemnification
obligations, obligations to reimburse M-DCPS or CMB, obligations to maintain and allow
inspection and audit of records and property, obligations to maintain the confidentiality of records,
reporting requirements, and obligations to return public funds shall survive the termination of this
Agreement.
3.22 Authority. Each person signing this Agreement on behalf of either party individually
warrants that he or she has full legal power to execute this Agreement on behalf of the party for
whom he a she is signing, and to bind and obligate such party with respect to all provisions
contained in this Agreement.
3.23 Termination for Convenience. Each of CMB, through Its City Manager, and/or M-DCPS,
through Superintendent, may, for its convenience and without cause, terminate this Agreement
at any time during the Tenn by giving written notice to the parties hereto of such termination.
The termination shall become effective thirty (30) days following receipt by the parties hereto of
such notice. If the Agreement is terminated for convenience by CMB or M-DCPS, the parties
hereto shall be paid for the services satisfactorily performed up until the dale of termination.
Additionally, in the event of a public health, welfare or safety concern, as determined by the City
Manager, in the City Manager's sole discretion, the City Manager, pursuant to a verbal or written
notification to the parties hereto, may immediately suspend all or part of this Agreement for a time
certain or, in the alternative, may terminate this Agreement on a given date. In the event of any
issue involving the health, safety or welfare of participants, each of CMB and/or M-DCPS may
terminate this Agreement immediately. Upon termination of this Agreement, and other than as
specifically provided in this Section 3.23 regarding payment of services satisfactorily performed
prior to the termination of the Agreement, CMB and M-DCPS shall be discharged from any and all
liabilities, duties and terms arising out of, or by virtue of, this Agreement.
3.24 E-Vert
A. Each of CMB. M-DCPS and Barry shall comply with Section 448.095, Florida Statutes,
"Employment Eligibility" ("E-Verify Statute"), as may be amended from time to time.
Pursuant to the E-Verify Statute, commencing on January 1, 2021, each of CMB. M-
DCPS, and Barry shall register with and use the E-Verify system to verify the work
authorizatlon status of all newly hired employees during the term of the Agreement.
Additionally, each of CMB, M-DCPS, and Barry shall expressly require any subcontractor
performing work or providing services pursuant to the Agreement to likewise utilize the
U.S. Department of Homeland Security's E-Verify system to verify the employment
eligibility of all new employees hired by the subcontractor during the contract term. If
CMB, M-DCPS or Barry enter into a contract with an approved subcontractor, the
subcontractor must provide CMS, M-DCPS, or Barry, as applicable, with an affidavit
staling that the subcontractor does not employ, contract with, or subcontract with an
unauthorized alien. Each of CMB, M-DCPS or Barry, as applicable, shall maintain a copy
of such affidavit for the duration of the contract or such other extended period as may be
required under this Agreement.
B. Termination Rights.
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(1) If any of CMB, M-DCPS, or Barry, as applicable, has a good faith belief that any party
hereto has knowingly violated Section 448.09(11 Florida Statutes, such party shall
terminate this Agreement with for cause, and no party shall thereafter have or owe
no further obligation or liability to any other party.
(if) If any of CMB, M-DCPS, or Barry, as applicable, has a good faith belief that a
subcontractor of any party has knowingly violated Section 3.24(A), but such party, as
applicable, otherwise complied with such section, then it shall promptly notify the
other parties, as applicable, and order such party to immediately terminate the
contract with the subcontractor. Such patty's failure to terminate a subcontractor
shall be an event of default under this Agreement, entitling the other party to terminate
the Agreement for cause.
(iii) A contract terminated under the foregoing Subsections (B)(i) or (B)(il) is not a breach
of contract and may not be considered as such.
(iv) CMB, M-DCPS and Barry, or a subcontractor of CMB, M-DCPS and Barry, may file
an action with the Circuit or County Court to challenge a termination under the
foregoing Subsections (B)(i) or (B)(li) no later than 20 calendar days after the date on
which the Agreement was terminated.
(v) If any party terminates the Agreement under the foregoing Subsection (B)(i). CMB,
M-OCPS or Barry, as applicable, may not be awarded a public contract for at lead 1
year after the dale of termination of this Agreement.
(vi) The party that violates this Section 3.24 is liable for any additional costs Incurred by
the other parties as a result of the termination of this Agreement under this Section
3.24.
3.26 Audit and Inspections. Upon reasonable verbal or written notice Barry, and at any time
during normal business hours (i.e. 9AM — 5PM, Monday through Fridays, excluding nationally
recognized holidays), and as often as the City Manager may, in nether reasonable discretion and
judgment, deem necessary, there shall be made available to the City Manager, and/or such
representatives as the City Manager may deem to act on the Ciy's behalf, to audit, examine, and/
or inspect, any and all other documents and/or records relating to all matters covered by this
Agreement. Barry shall maintain any and all such records at its place of business at the address
set forth in Section 2.04.
3.26 Inspector General Audit Bights.
A. Pursuant la Section 2-256 of the Code of the City of Miami Beach, CMB has established
the Office of the Inspector General which may, on a random basis, perform reviews,
audits, inspections and investigations on all CMB contracts, throughout the duration of
said contracts. This random audit is separate and distinct from any other audit performed
by or on behalf of CMB.
B. The Office of the Inspector General is authorized to investigate CMB affairs and
empowered to review past, present and proposed CMB programs, accounts, records,
contracts and transactions. In addition, the Inspector General has the power to subpoena
witnesses, administer oaths, require the production of witnesses and monitor CMB
projects and programs. Monitoring of an existing CMB project or program may include a
report concerning whether the project is on time. within budget and In conformance with
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the contract documents and applicable law. The Inspector General shall have the power
to audit, investigate, monitor, oversee, Inspect and review, operations, activities,
performance and procurement process related to this Agreement including but not limited
to project design, bid specifications, (bid/proposaq submittals, activities of CMB, M-DCPS
or Barry, Its officers, agents and employees, lobbyists, CMB staff and elected officials to
ensure compliance with the contract documents and to detect fraud and corruption.
Pursuant to Section 2-378 of the City Code, CMB Is allocating a percentage of its overall
annual contract expenditures to fund the activities and operations of the Office of
Inspector General.
C. Upon tan (10) days written nofice to M-DCPS or Barry, M-DCPS or Barry Shall make all
requested records and documents available to the Inspector General for Inspection and
copying. The Inspector General is empowered to retain the services of independent
private sector auditors to audit, investigate, monitor, oversee, inspect and review
operations, activities, performance and procurement process related to this Agreement
including but not limited to project design, bid specifications, (bid/proposal) submittals,
activities of CMB, M-DCPS or Barry. its officers, agents andemployess, lobbyists. CMB
staff and elected officials to ensure compliance with the contract documents and to detect
fraud and corruption.
D. The Inspector General shall have the right to Inspect and copy all documents and records
in M-DCPS' or Barry's possession, custody or control which, in the Inspector General's
sole judgment, pertain to performance of the contract including, but not limited to original
estimate files, charge order estimate files, worksheets, proposals and agreements from
and with successful subcontractors and suppliers, all project- related correspondence,
memoranda, instructions, financial documents, construction documents, (bid/proposal)
and contract documents, back -change documents. all documents and records which
involve cash, trade or volume discounts, Insurance proceeds, rebates, or dividends
received. payroll and personnel records and supporting documentation for the aforeseld
documents and records.
E. M-DCPS and Barry shall make available, at their applicable offices, at all reasonable
times, the records, materials, and other evidence regarding the acquisition (bid
preparation) and performance of this Agreement for examination, audit, or reproduction
until three (3) years after final payment under this Agreement or for any longer period
required by statute or by other clauses at this Agreement. In addition:
I. If this Agreement is completely or partially terminated, M-DCPS and Barry shall make
available records relating to the work terminated unfit three (3) years after any
resulting Mal termination settlement: and
ii. M-DCPS shall make available records relating to appeals or to litigation or the
settlement of claims arising under or relating to this Agreement until such appeals,
litigation. or claims are finally resolved.
F. The provisions in this Section 3.26 shall apply to M-DCPS, Barry and their respective
offers, agents, employees, subcontractors and suppliers. M-DCPS and Barry shall
Incorporate the provisions in this Section in all subcontracts and all other agreements
executed by M-DCPS and Barry in connection with the performance of this Agreement.
G. Nothing in this Section 3.26 shall impair any Independent right of CMB, M-DCPS or Barry
to conduct audits or Investigative activities. The provisions of this Section 3.26 are neither
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intended nor shall they be construed to impose any liability on CMS by M-DCPS, Barry
or third parties.
3.27 Barrv's Compliance with Anti -Human Traffickina Laws. Barry agrees to comply with
Section 787,06, Florida Statutes, as may be amended from time to time, and has executed the
Anti -Human Trafficking Affidavit, containing the certification of compliance with anti -human
trafficking laws, as required by Section 787.06(13), Florida Statutes, a copy of which is attached
hereto as Exhibit C.
3.28 Prohibition on Contractina with a Business Engaging In a BovcotG Barry warrants
and represents that it Is not currently engaged in, and will not engage in, a boycott, as defined in
Section 2-375 of the CMB City Code. In accordance with Section 2-375.1(2)(a) of the City Code,
Barry hereby certifies that it is not currently engaged in, and for the duration of the Agreement,
will not engage in a boycott of Israel.
3.29 Prohibition on Contracting with an Individual or Entity Which has Performed
Services for Compensation to a Candidate for CMB Elected Office.
Barry warrants and represents that, within two (2) years prior to the Effective Date, it has not
received compensation for services performed for a candidate for CMB City elected office, as
contemplated by the prohibitions and exceptions of Section 2-379 of the CMB City Code.
For the avoidance of doubt, the restrictions on contracting with CMB pursuant to Section 2-379
of the City Code shall not apply to the following:
A. Any individual or entity that provides goods to a candidate for office.
B. Any individual or entity that provides services to a candidate for office if those same
services are regularly performed by the individual or entity in the ordinary course of
business for clients or customers other than candidates for office. This includes, whhout
limitation, banks, telephone or internet service providers, printing companies, event
venues, restaurants, caterers, transportation providers, and office supply vendors.
C. Any individual or entity which performs licensed professional services (including for
example, legal or accounting services).
3.30 Prohibition Against Contracting with Foreign Countries of Concern when an
Individual's Personal Identifying Information May Be Accessed. Barry hereby agrees to
comply with Section 287.138, Florida Statutes, as may be amended from time to time, which
stales that as of January 1. 2024, a governmental entity may not accept a bid on, a proposal for,
or a reply to, or enter Into, a contract with an entity which would grant the entity access to an
individual's personal identifying information (PII), unless the entity provides the governmental
entity with an affidavit signed by an officer or representative of the entity under penalty of perjury
attesting that the entity does not meet any of the caters in Paragraphs 2(a)-(c) of Section 287.138,
Florida Statutes: (a) the entity is owned by a government of a foreign country of concern; (b) the
government of a foreign country of concem has a controlling interest in the entity; or (c) the entity
is organized under the laws of or has its principal place of business in a foreign country of concern
(each a "Prohibited Entity"). A foreign country of concern is defined in Section 287.138 (1)(c),
Florida Statutes, as may be amended from time to time, as the People's Republic of China, the
Russian Federation, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the
Republic of Cuba, the Venezuelan regime of Nicolas Madura, or the Syrian Arab Republic,
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including any agency of or any other entity of significant control of such foreign country of concem.
Additionally, beginning July 1, 2025, a governmental entity may not extend or renew a contract
Win a Prohibited Entity. Barry warrants and represents that g does not fall within the definition of
a Prohibited Entity, and as such, has caused an authorized representative of the party to execute
the Prohibalon Against Contracting with Entities of Foreign Countries of Concern Affidavit,
incorporated herein by reference and attached hereto as Exhibit D.
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IN AN NE.SS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed
by their appropriate officials, as of the date first entered above.
FOR T'HE SCHOOL BOARD OF NIIAMbDADE COUNTY:
(Corporate Seal) THE SCHOOL BOARD OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
MIAMI, FLORIDA:
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Jose L. Dotres, Superintendent of Schools
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APPROVED AS TO RISK AND BENEFITS
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(Corporate Seel) THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA:
By
Eric . Carpenter, .E., City Manager
3/2/2026 110:S8 AM EST
ATTEST:
o:.ognanr:
RUWA*GMMdRFCity Clerk
3/2/2026 1 10:58 AM EST
APPROVED AS TO
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FOR BARRY UNIVERSITY, INC.:
(Corporate Seal)
Barry University, Inc.,
a Florida rat -for -profit corporation:
ATTEST:
Name:
Title:
Date:
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EXHIBIT A
ARTICULATION AGREEMENT
(to be attached)
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DUAL ENROLLMENT ARTICULATION AGREEMENT
2025-2026 Dun] Enrollment Ardculaion Agreement Between The School Board of Miami
Dade Comity, Florida and Berry University, Inc.
THIS AGREEMENT is made and anlered into at, of this let day of July, 2025 (the Effective
Data, which shell be the data this Agreement is fully execuled), by and between
The School Board of Miami -Dade County, Florida, a political subdivision of the State of Florida
whose principal address is 1450NE 2 Avenue, Miami, Flo'ids 33132 hereinafter referred in as M-
DCPS and HARRY UNIVERSITY, INC., a Florida Not for Profit Corporation whose principal
address is 11300 N.H. Second Avenue, Miami, PL 33161 heminafter referred to es BARRY.
WHEREAS, BARRY and M-DCPS are encouraged by Section 1007.22, Florida Statutes
("Articulation; Postsecondary Institution Coordination and Collaboration') to enter into imcr-
institutional agreemen a to mnxbnian articulation. Section IOD7.271.
WHEREAS, the dual enrollment pmgram for a M-DCPS student consists of the enrollment San
eligible public M-DCPS school student in a postsecondmy count, creditable toward en associate
degree or a haccalauream degree and, in addition, a public M-DCPS school in which a student is
enrolled must award credit toward high school completion for the postsecondary course under the
dual enrollment program.
WHEREAS, M-DCPS shall annually assess the demand forBARRY's dual a uDimic t program at
the public schools and provide with ample time to BARRY Information regarding demand for duel
anrollment to facilitate planning; and,
WHEREAS, the Parties wish to stipulate terms to govem the duel enrollment program;
WHEREAS, M-DCPS and BARRY will provide student support programs, services, and activities
consistent with the goals of the duel enrollment program and will promote enhanced student learning
and development, students will be povided a Gat and description of services available to support
the dual enrollment program and corresponding contact information;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises and of the mutual covwrans contained
herein and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which am hereby
acknowledged, the Portico agree as follows:
1.01 $edited, The Parties agree that the foregoing maitas aro "a and inmept and that such
recitals sit Incorporated herein by reference.
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2.01 Term of Agreement. The tam of this Agreement shell be effective a of its signing
through June 30, 2026, unless the Agreement is terminated earlier pursuant to Section 4.04 of this
Agreement. The Agreement may be renewed for two additional one year terms upon the mutual
written conaent ofthe Parties and subjeetto such terms and conditions as the Patties shall determine
in writing based on an evaluation of the results of the dual enrollment agreement undergoing
powlble renewal. Such extension would require either anew Agreement or an amendment of the
Agreement to incorporate eligibility criteria and requirements. A new agreement or An amendment
would require die approval ofarthmides of M-DCPS and BARRY.
2.02 taint Reanonsibilitlea. M-DCPS and BARRY shell maintain responsibility for
implementing the various components of this Agtttmom as delineated In Articles 3, 4, and 5 of this
Agreement
2.03 IndemnlReation. To the metempemited bylaw, each Party agrees to be fully responsible
for its acts of negligence and intentional acts or Its agent's acts of negligence and intentional Anne
when acting within the course end scope of Nair employment. Each Party agrees to be liable for
any damages resulting from said negligence and intentional cots.
3.01 R 't rat Procedvra.
A. rave,"iew. The dual enrollment Program is anopporwnitytoteke challenging college courses
and pursue accelerated educational opportunities. Dual muollment courses become A pert of a
student's permanent college transcript. M-DCPS's curriedum bulletin and parent informational
sessiom provide students and families with doc rme nit to describe the educational benefits end
eligibility requiromenis of the various acceleration program options, as well as a copy of the Duel
Era aliment Transfer Guaranties (s. 1007.271, F.S.). (Refer te Appendix A attached hereto and
incorporated heroin.) As part of the commitment —end pmcese--to inform students and parents of
the opportunity to participate in tar duel enrollment program, the school curriculum guide will
describe the acceleration options. BARRY requires that M-DCPS provide, in writing, to stoden's
and parents the eligibility requirements and, furthermore, to indicate uPeatatons in terms of
participation in dual enrollment and rigorous college -level coursework. An orientation should be
held by M-DCPS at least once a year at the high school to discuss eligibility requirements and
expectations with parents and students. Parent -teacher confetences also provide an opportunity to
update parents on progress of students regarding duel entailment connework.
B. As explained above, M-DCPS will dare with shulca is and parents the Transfer Guarantee
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statement, prior to ancelhnent in a dual smrolim,nt course, regarding the potential for the dual
enrollment course(s) m articulate as an elective a a General Education course into a degree
program. The statement may include additional information regarding dual anmllmeret options,
guarantees, privileges, and responsibilities.
In the case of minors, M-DCPS will obtain the written consent of parents via a consent form to
ensue, that parents approve students' enrollment in duel enrollment courses. Sample consent toter
is attached hereto and Incorporated herein as Appendix 0. M-DCPS will send the written consent
to BARRY.
C. In a caope'ative effort, admissions and registration personnel from BARRY will be available to
the school, as requested by M-DCPS, to provide additional information and answer specific student
questions about BARRY and BARRY's admissions requirements and deadliness.
Additionally, as requested by M-DCPS, BARRY admissions, personnel will provide dual enrollment
information et least annually at mievact events attended by M-DCPS students, such as college eel
career fairs, and information sessions,
D. Students of BARRY's on- and o¢compus dual enrollment must be informed of BARRY's
Academic Grievance process. Refer to Section 3.07, "Academic Grievmroe," for more information.
3.02 Pre-Reeishatem Adviainv.
A. Requirements. M-DCPS will have the responsibility, ofedvisingstudents as to dual enrollment
course oft -Ings and for providing information on eligibility requirements. M-DCPS will provide
students the lecammendation to.. for admiuiom, and will Wiest, the specific courses in which
eligible students can be enrolled. The dual enrollment staff at BARRY will provide appropriate
forms to periioipating schools and will work jointly with the designated school staff to fulfill
application and registration requiements.
f. Pm -registration advising will focus on the curricular expectations ofcollege-level, rigorous
academic work, which typically exceeds the work mquired of high school courses. Per,
registration advising will include information on BARRY's add/drop and withdrawal
policies and deadlines. Tba advising will also focus on the impact of performance in dual
enrollment oomses, which becomes a part of a student'. pereement college transcript and
permanew postewondaiy credo point average (GPA).
2. M-DCPS careful.. and/or verifies student eligibility and provides approval for student
participation in dual enrollment; M-DCPS also monitors student performance under this dual
enrollment agreement.
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3.03 Re ' t afnn P mccdmva.
A. Rem ired Deemn gnation. Bach student must submit the following docruna its to BARRY,
prior to registration and in accordance with registration deadlines and practices posted on the
BARRY wabsite for duel enrollment students, unless otherwise advised by authorized Barry
University staff.
1. The Proof of immunization porn must be provided by the student if amending BARRY
classes to, the first time on BARRY campuses. As a preraquislte to registration, BARRY
requires all students to comply with its immunization policy,
2. The student must provide an official Dual Enrollment Authorization Request From signed
by the school principal or designer to ensure that the dual enrollment course(s) will court
as credit towards the high school diploma. It is the responsibility of the student and the
school's designee to complete the required sections, oftheform and select the courses from
the approved dual credit course list attached hereto mid incorporated herein as Appendix C
carries the link to the Dual Enrollment Course -High School Subject Area Equivalency List.
3. The student must provide Schalastio Aptitude Test (SAT) scores, American College Test
(ACT) scorn, the Past -Secondary Readiness Ted (PERT) scores, or other college-madinese
cast deemed appropriate by BARRY. Additionally, mho' discipline- specific placement for
enrollment in Mathematics courses may be required (i.e., the ALEKS Math Skills
Assessment),
4. In terms ofBARRY's off-eampusdmi wwihnentprogrem, a OPAweiverayatem is inplea.
Refer to 3.10, B, for more information regarding the OPA Waiver Form.
B. Application $%em. An application sy6[ern has been developed by BARRY and made available
to M-DCPS students to support both the ono -campus and high M-DCPS dual enrollment. Deadlines
ere established and communicated by BARRY's dual enrollment staff to thcilitam the application
Pancras.
IN Withdraw,[Procedura�,
A. P.regss.. All duel enrollment students are responsible for officially withdrawing from classes
thetthey are no longer attending in mcordancowith BARRY requiraments. Depending on the made
of delivery (i.a., whether BARRY is offering the dual enrollment cuurse(s3 on campus [including
online) or at local public schools), the withdrawal procedure will very. Students who do not
officially withdraw from a class may revive a failing grade. Such a failing grade becomes x part
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of theirparmanent transcript records and could have a negative efibot on future collage admissions,
scholarship oppor0mitles, and/or financial aid.
Offcmnpus dual enrollment students must withdraw within the tintefaims established and
communicated tu M-DCPS administrators by the BARRY dual enrollment staff. Students who do
notofftcially withdraw from a clam may receive a failing grade and M-DCPS teachers and guidance
comisel(s) must monitor students vis-a-vis request for withdrawal and Implementation of
withdrawal procedures. Withdrawals must have the approval, in writing, of M-DCPS's designee.
3.05 ElW hitity Criterla.
A. Dual enrollment is an acceleration program that allows qualified students in grades 9 through
12 to take postsecondary com'seworkmrd simu0mwoudy "m credit mwaN high mhool completion
and college coursework. This dual enrollment program is currently limited to grades 11 and 12.
B. BARRY agrees to permit eligible students enrolled atM-DCPS schools who have been certified
by tlm M-DCPS's designee as qualified, to dually emoll in regularly offered courses that will also
meet the student's high school diploma rcquiremwte. Upon meeting eligibility requirements,
students can participate in BARRY dual enrollment opportunities. Students participating in dual
enrollment options must meet the following entrance eligibility requirements:
1. be enrolled in a course ofstudy which will lLlFill requirements for high school graduation;
2. have. 3.0 unweighted high school OPA;
3. standardized college placement test scams indicating wlloge readinms;
4. satisfy any courseperail-hutes;and,
5. mat any additional criteria set by BARRY as the postsecondary institution.
In order to continae in the program, students must maintain a cumulative 3.0 unweighted OPA in
their high M-DCPS academic work and earn a 3.0 or better cumulative OPA in college -level Muir,
as wnOrmed by the school.
To ensure student readiness for post -secondary instruction, all students in Star" eleven (11)
through 12 nest meet high school OPA and presetslandardlead college placement tests indicating
college readiness to be able to participate in dual enrotimemt at BARRY. (Refry to Section 3.03
A.3.) 13ARRY may establish additional, !.trial student eligibility requiruneets to ensure student
rear inem; students, however, who have demonstrated the ability to master advance/ wmses con
participate in dual enrollment coma".
In [come of the OPA waiver system for the offcoarms dual enrollment program, refer to 3.10 for
more Information.
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C. Dual waormen coureao become a part ofastudent'spaswanenl college trenscript Hills, grades
will become part of permanent high M-DCPS and college lrenseipts. BARRY and M-DCPS are
committed to ensuring student success, while providing access to accelerated educational
opportunities. As long as students achieve and mnln/a)n a cumulative OPA of 3.0 or better in
BARRY college -level couaework and a 3.0 unweighted OPA w thew high school scademie work
(as confirmed by M-DCPS), students will he allowed to continue in the BARRY dual anrollment
Frogman. This OPA requirement moulds alike to oft -campus and off -campus BARRY dual
enrollment. Any student who cams a grade lower than a'C' in any ate (1) dual emellmen course
will, however, not be al lowed to continue participating in the dual enrollment program. While 'Cs'
Am allowed as long as a comalative GPA of3.0 in better is maintained, M-DCPS will aommwdcete
to the parents the potential mpemussioro of hiving a 'C' in a per/mmen/ transcript vis-a-vis
scholarship opportunities end future university/college selectivity/acapance. A cautionary
statement will be included in the M-DCPS end BARRY parent consent farm to bring attention to
the Potential risk.
For mudauls haking dual ammUrneat AWWIVA l the fiat Nine in the"' Hindle; '"the case that
a student takes the first course ever as a dust enrollment course and obtains a'C' in hiaPom flat
dual enrollment ..urea, the student will be allowed t, conti o , in the dual enroWnent program
contingent on a request from M-DCPS to continue eligibility based an: a) the offering of additional
aadenic support Rom the school involved and b) the close monitoring of the student's progress in
the Vowed duel em'ollmwl course. If, however,s atndmt earns a'C' in another eotnm taken daring
bie/hm ealnesar as A rust -time dual enrollment swd.t (Special Now: consider that a college
cumulative OPA of 3.0 has not been establhhcd), we student's eligibility will be discontinued.
BARRY will monitor the slaws of the student's eligibility elosely, and communicate directly with
M-DCPS findings related to the moderate pa'farmance, o£tho student.
D. Special dual enrollment credit programs may have Admissions requirements that differ fimn
those stated above. Additional eligibility criteria may apply to special pnegroms se described in this
Agreement. Oaterally, students an take course; Indicated in the Dual Rnmllmeut Congo- High
School Subject Ara Egoivale.y List accessed via the following link;
hu_n 0d / mint I dad I/ it/A I L' I If (Snmial Note: This list can
be revised from time to lime by tho Florida Depadmen of Education.)
Dual enmlimeat courses not referenced in the equivalency list maintained by the Florida
Department of Education may be taken by swdwrte, tomIlel in spcoiat dual enrollment programs
(83 applicable) with approval of M-DCPS.
3.06 C,od. of Conduct. Dual enrollment students are responsible for following BARRY's
student code of ..duct, which outlines acceptable and unacceptable academic or behavioral
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misconduct applicable M BARRY students Unecceptablc be for includes cheating and
plagiarism. The student code of conduct delineates appropriate disciplinary procedures and
sanctions in the case of unacceptable behavior and is aceessiba using this link:
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BARRY's Student Cade of Cond.d attached hosts and incorporated herein us Appendix D.
3.07 Academic-ri•von rsl,Barry's policy on Academic Grievances is accessible losing this
link: )Uryx'/Avwo•b'vcdWc ✓sn dr n-handlucl;hnxlcnber'cv ccm mah rcs/ BARRY's policy
on Academic Grievances shaded hereto and Incorporated heroin as Appendix B will be applicable
to duel enrollment students enrolled in BARRY's dual emollment courses at BARRY.
Collaborating with M-DCPS. BARRY dual enrollment staff will communicate the policy and
pmcedum(s) to dual enrollment students upon their emmllmenl in BARRY courses.
3.09 Dual Enrollment Cosh. For all dual enrollment courses offered during the Fall and
Spring semesters (including online dual enrollment), BARRY adhmma M Section 1007.271, Florida
Stamtcs end will invoice the M-DCPS directly the stndad tuition mm of365 per credithour, except
for tire SLS 1204 course, titled Becoming Your Personal Beat: Life Lessons from Olymplens &
Paralympians. This count includes a licensing Fee of S45 per student ($11D par credit).
1. Billion,, BARRY and M-DCPS have agreed upon, and established, a Billing Psoceas for
Invoicing the standard tuition enteper ervdit hour of S65 Far the Dual Hnroollment contents
offered by BARRY during the Springaemester, including onllna dual emollment coumra.
Within a month of the official BARRY Drop/Add date for the spring term, BARRY will
invoice M-DCPS for student minima is all Dual BmoWucot camses, including saline dual
enrollment. M-DCPS will provide payment to BARRY within45 days ofthe invoice data.
A. Summer Semester
For all dual emollment courses offered during the Summer (including online dual enrollment).
BARRY adheres to Section 1007,271, Florida Statutes and will invoice the Florida Department of
Iducation the standard tuition rate of $105.07 per credit hour.
I. ReimhnrsemmrtBilliag. In coder M meet the FDOB reimbursement deadline for dual
emolim..ot services ofered during the Summer, BARRY shall email M-DCPS a statement
verifying student emrollmcny mitlon, and ma[adal costs in all dual enrollment comma,
including online duel enrollment won= within I Business Day of the and of BARRY's
regular registration for the Summer term (see date below) and M-DCPS shall email written
conLmmntiun of aid information to BARRY within 3 Business Days of the statement date
("School Reporting Deadime(s)"). Upon confirmation from M-DCPS, BARRY will apply
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In We state fa' mimburaemant. If DCPS does not provide written conifinnatioo to Barry by
the School Reporting Deadline(s) ss set forth below, M-DCPS shall be responsible for
payment of duel 611001lmont Within end course materials for that semester and shall be
invoiced for said costs. M-DCPS shell provide payment to BARRY within 45 nays of the
invoice date. "Business Day(sy' mean eIl days other than Saturday, Sunday in legal holidays.
The email addresses for BARRY and M-DCPS at. ar follows:
Barry University: M-DCPS:
dicilraimil 10l J It d' ues@dadesahooluigi
Semester Rogisbation End Data School Reporting Deadline
Summer 2026 05/172026 05,2026
3.09 Prue... Quality
A. Credits. Credits and grade poh a will be assigned according W policies establishmd by BARRY
and M-DCPS based an state statutes. All stakes. enrolled in dual enrollment classes will be graded
on the same basis as other college students emolled in the same eoursas. Students participating In
dual enrollment at BARRY will receive grades mod credit for their college work. These grades end
credits are posted on the college Moseript. Dual enrollment course grades become pert of a
sludend's poonmmnt college and high school transcript and am calculated into the student's
permanent postsecondary (IPA maintained by BARRY. Grades issued by BARRY professors
coaching dual enrolbnont comma, at BARRY am ueuvnitted eloonoulcally to M-DCPS. At the end
ofeaeh somaster, M-DCPS will include dual enrollment &at grades in atudarda high school course
retards and transcripts.
B. Books/Mate; ale end Eommoloev_
1. BnnlydMateriak. Students ore not responsible for purchasing books and materiels for
duel enrollment courses. Books and materials are provided to them by M-DCPS.
2. Technoloov. M-DCPS Will provide computers and web access (on campus only) as
accessary to BARRY dual n.Ihn.nt amdents taking dual moollmert courses on the
school campus.
C. SWdentRecarda. Subject to applicable laws, all documentation, including, but sot limited to,
test results, course credits, and any other educational memdsmahmire d by BARRY, that will scalar
M-DCPS to provide an appropriate education for the students Involved, will be available to school
pecsormel and handled in accordance with state and federal confidentiality and privacy acts.
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BARRY understands and agrees that It is sub)eot to all federal and state laws related to the
confidentiality of student information. BARRY egives to comply with the Family Educational
Rigfh, and Privacy Act (FERPA) and M-DCPS rules pertaining thereto. BARRY shall matthe M-
DCPS / BARRY Cooperative Agreement and dual enrollment student information as confidential
and will not disclose the student information to any third Party, except as provided by law.
According o federal regulations, ifa student is attending a postsecondary insdtutlon - at any age -
the rights under FERPA have transferred to the student. However, in a situation where a student is
mvolled in both a high school and a postsecondary institution, the two (2) schoots/inatitutions may
exchange information on that student If the student is under IS, the parents still retain the rights
under FERPA at the high school and may inspect and revlew, any mounds sent by the postxrondary
institution to the high school,
Inasmuch as dual enmllment students are BARRY students, BARRY feeully and staff "with a
legitimate educational interent" may access student records in accordmme with all applicable federal
and state laws related to the confidentiality ofstudent, as well as BARRY and MACPS rules.
D. Conroe Dttm Inge. Dual armilmemomnam for M-DCPS students am limited to:
F. SLS 1204- Becoming Your Personal Best: life Lessons fiw Olympians&
Parelympians
D. SPB 2001-Recration and Sport Management
W. APK 25 10 - Concepts of Mines; &Wetness
IY. APK 2010- Famdetions of Sport& Exorcise Sciences
BARRY and M-DCPS agree that a student will enroll in a maximum of two (2) courses each
samater (excluding lobe) in order to ensure academic success. Additional coursework most be
approved by M-DCPS and BARRY on an individual basis.
[ I 1IM.M. K
A. Risibility Rol ire . BARRY lure eligibility requirements. M-DCPS must ensure that
students meet these eligibility mquhnments. BARRY agrees to permit high school students amlled
in M-DCPS who have met the university's eligibility requiremmrs to dually enroll in regularly
offered BARRY couma et a high school. These courses will also meet the student's high school
diploma requirements. Students' eligibility to participate in dual enrollment will be governed by
Appendix F, attached hereto and incorporated heroin, vddch stipulates the convene that are
available. Students participating in dual enrollment options must mat the following entrance
eligibility requirements: (1) enrolled in a course of study which will f11fi11 requirements for high
school graduation; (2) 3.0 unwelglded high school GPA; (3) standardized college placement score
indicating colloge-readincee such as the PERT and discipline -specific exams such as ALEKS for
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Mathematics; (4) setiafy any mum preraquisites; and (5) meet any additional criteria set by
BARRY.
1. BARRY and M-DCPS memmmihed toensuringstudentsuccess, while providingaccess
to accelerated educational opportunities. As long as students achieve, and maintain, a
cumulative GPA of 3.0 in better in BARRY college -level coumawork, students will be
allowed to continue in the dual enrollment program.'1'his GPA requirement extends alike
to on -campus and off -campus BARRY dual enrollment. Any student who came a guide
I91f than a'C' in any one (1) dual enrollment count will, however, not be allowed to
continue participating in the dual enrollment program.
2. Rar students f l f g dual enrollment far the first time in their studlesan the
cess that a student takes the first course ever as a duel enrollment course and obtains a
'C' in hisiher first dual enrollment mum, the student will be allowed to continue in the
dual enrollment Frogman contingent on a request from M-DCPS to continue eligibility
based on: a) the offering of additional academic suppml from the school involved and b)
the close monitoring of the student's progress in the second duel enrollment come. If,
however, a student cams a'C' In grouts course taken during hisRner semester as a fist -
time dual enrollment student (Social Note: consider that at this point a college GPA of
3.0 has not been established), the studen's eligibility will be discontinued.
BARRY will mmile, one stems of this conditional eligibility closely and communicate
directly with M-DCPS findings muted to the academic performance of the student.
Special dual enrollment credit morass may have admission and eligibility requirements
that differ from those stated above.
B, xnrollment Procedures. M-DCPS is mspomible far student momimmm and Fir allowing
qualifying students to participate in BARRY's dual enrollment courses offered directly at a high
school. Rxcepliommaybemadeparmmntros.1007.271(3),FS,bymeansgfa GPAWatm-Form.
Academic GPA waivers can be extended to studenlrwish unweighted i7PA between 2.7 and 2.99for
the BARRYhigh school campus smallment program, cowingem on additional educational support
pruvfded io wudenis byM-DCPSwho receive such waives• (see No. 1 below). M-DCPS most report
waives to BARRY at the beginning of such term by submitting student resters inflecting the
students' unweighfed GPA& M-DCPS will be informed by BARRY of the process for submitting
these roams to BARRY at the beginning of each semester. As requested, this information will be
shared with the school administration, as well as, any study or dare generated that focuses on student
achievement by those receiving waives.
1. Assessment of]mosetofWeiyare, Inodarto aname.tudanlsneceae and acbievement,the
extension of waivers will be assesed one regular basis by BARRY. 77rus, the submission
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of data by M-DCPS on a timely a m= is imperative and required. The waivers will only
be allowed in the man that M-DCPS provides additional support m students to ensum their
success. This support can take the form, for example, of tworlate or the implementation by
a mentorship program established by M-DCPS.
BARRY has the prerogative to cancel or modify the extension of walvers if the date
collected and submitted to BARRY indicate that the waivers do not support student
aehievanent and success.
2. Students and their parents will meet with school personnel to complete a dual enrollment
form agreeing to participate in the dual enrollment program, sample form attached heero
and incorporated basin as Appendix O. School personnel will provide the appropriate
application forms and eligibility information m students and parents. Students may enter in
leave the program only at the start of a tam in August or January. Students are limited to
die courses listed in Appendix F; this list is subject to change.
C kaymaBtr M-DCPS shell pay BARRY on the par credit fen, and BARRY will be responsible
fbracademic monitoring and oversight ofeach dual enrollment hmtmetional staffpemon who serves
as a Courtesy Appoinmimt Lecturer for BARRY. A CourteayAppointmenr Lemarer• Is a M-DCPS
cer•toed mother anrployee who meets the re9vhemenn M secrlon D below and is saving as /he
ms"emrfor a dual-enrolbnaml comae for BARRYundmrhsAgreemem.
D. Teacher Ciedentialine. In accordance with BARRY faculty cmdentieling requirements, a
college -level instructor most have at least a .eater' degree in the teeobing discipline or a master
degree with a concentration in the [coshing discipline (a minimum of IS graduate semester [mum in
the teaching discipline). Faculty credentialiug elairementa am attached hereto and incorporated
herein as Appendix H. A high school requesting to teach a dual enrollment course should sendthe
name of the course requested, proposed instructors' curricubn vitae, official transcripts, and
proposed course syllabus m BARRY's Academic Planning and Accountability. The crodentialing
and course approval process for dual auellment Courtesy Appointment Lectur'em occurs to the
relevant awdendc unit. M-DCPS must follow BARRY's Academic Planning and Awauntability's
dual enmliment guidelines and meet deadlines for course requests and student registration period.
Qualified teachers will receive courtesy appointments to teach college -level courses at a high school
under this supervision of the pin inml HARRY academic unit
1. Per a. 1007.27 1, F.&, each courtesy looter.' medentlaled by BARRY at provide a copy
of the current syllabus for each course (aught to the BARRY department chair, before the
start of each term. The content of each syllabus must meet the same standards required
for all ooliege-level worsen offered by BARRY.
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2, in the was that o Grade ulaled laminator Is expected to go on leave for whatever reason,
M-DCPS will notify BARRY with ample time, ideally, a semesmr prior to the lave, to
allow other won,m to bo idmdified to replace the marmy lecturer.
R, Fandusitim, Duel enrollment courses taught directly at a high school will need to abide by the
following tonne: l) the evaluation of the Courtesy Appointment Instructor by BARRY, and 2) the
submission of artifacts of student work for BARRY evaluation pmpaes (sea part of the University
General Education/Distribution Requirements cautse-ambedded accument required by the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges [SACSCOC). BARRY
mentor shall called from the courtesy appo'm[ment leclumr at die high school a sample of the
completed Williams comprising of 10 or 10 percent (whichever is greater) of all mum emollu at
across all sessions (periods) taught, including random somple(s) from each session.
F. Student p lecet'onel Recmvly. To the exact authodvsd by law, student educational records,
when requested by BARRY, shall be made available. Student records will be maintained by the
corresponding home school in which each student is enrolled, according to guidelines previously
developed for students of dual enrollment. Subject to applicable laws, all docmnmetion, including,
but not limited to, test results, mum credits, and any other educational records maintained by
BARRY that will aseistthe high school to provide anapproprimaeducation for the students Involved
will be available to school personnel and handled in accordance; with state and federal
confidentiality and privacy acts. BARRY understands and agree that it is subject m all federal and
state laws related to the mnfidemiality, of student information. BARRY agrees to comply with
FBRPA and M-DCPS's rules pertaining thereto. BARRY shall treat dual enrollment student
information as confidential and will cot disclose the student information to any third party, except
as provided by law.
G. Student Sofa" and Secerib. M-DCPS is responsible fmdeveloping policies and procallum
to ensum the satbty and seomity, of students on M-DCPS campus. Studmw must be made aware of
all procedures and contingency plane in piece for M-DCPS in case of any emergency situation(s).
H. Castor 8,11,ma. All dual enrollment couses taught at a high savant will follow BARRY's
approved course syllabus and the some proceduru forcoures taught an the BARRY campuses. All
duel enrollment courtesy motor us are required to provide students with course syllabi. Syllabi must
contain (at a minimmn) the following information:
I. the muse name, or. and section numbers, mum description, course objectives and
learning outcomes, prerequisites, and co -requisites (ifany), and semester and year offered;
2. the instrvwmr's came, Wephone, number, a -mall address, department or school, office
location and office hour;
3. required pumhesm, as applicable, including lab supplies, artistic supplies, professional and
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ancillary items;
a tentative outline including major topics, anticipated dates ofs ssignments, performances,
artistic submissions, door exams;
performance measures, that will be considered for evaluation in awarding final grades;
any policies ofthe instructor and/or department that may Impact a student's enrollment or
final grade;
how the final grade is to be calculated (please review information below on BARRY's
revised grading scale); and,
nttendenoe standards, 1frequied.
BARRY Revived Grind ne Scale as ofRall 2016:
Crades and Points Per C'edit Bnur:
A 4.00
A. 3.70
B+ 3.40
B 3.00
B- 2.70
C+ 2A0
C 2.00
D 1.00
P 0.00
Special Note, While appropriate for college -level sandy, course materials and class
discussions may refect topics not typically included In high school secondary courses,
which some panels may consider advanced for minors. County will not be modified to
accommodate variations in student age and/or maturity.
1, Dual EnrollmentOff'ts Bl I M-DCPS Course Lbardlistion. In keeping with the notification
requirements of SACSCOC Substantive Change Policy, BARRY offers lees than 24 percent (29
credits) of degree programs through its program atM-DCPS. No more than 10 diffmentthree credit
courses may be taken by a single dual enrollment student during the full tenure of their time in the
dual enrollment program. Adherence to the worse limitation policy will be strictly monitored by
BARRY duel onrollment staff. Any breach of this policy could signal the tmvminetion of the
Agmecesnt per Item 4.04 below.
J. Cl, layscire BARRYhwsetmazimumnumberofstudentsallowedina Duatenrollmentwurse.
Maximum.less sizo is found on the current listingefapprovedwurse off"ings for M-DCPS. (Refer
to the Appendix FJ The requirements must be met. M-DCPS must provide on a semester's basis to
BARRY the number of,.otlom offered based on chase rolls. This information must be provided
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prior h the implementation of sections. BARRY has the prerogative to cancel any Muscle) that
breach the class size requirements.
R. 6fffiits. Gedits and grede points will be assigned according to policies established by BARRY
and M-DCPS based on state statutes.
f C d t d D I F ltellme rt Cnmmes. All students smolled
in dual omollmentclssses will be graded on the same basis as other college students in the
same courses. Students participating in BARRY dual enrollment courage at a high school
will receive grades and credit for their college work. 'These grades and credits ere posted
on the college transcript. Dual condiment course grades become part of a studenPs
pssmanant college and high school transcript and are calculated into the student's
permanent postsecondary OpA maintained by BARRY. Entering students' grades Is the
mgponsibility of the BARRY Courtesy Appointment haulers or BARRY adjunct
Instructor's.
L. Academic g.,pport&xylm and Pnutomenh M-DCPS shell provide dual enrollmentstudenm
access to computers and web access for use on its rumpus, as necessary.
In order to be In compliance with the SACSCOC principle 3A.9 related to Aeademle
Support Services, a high school must provide adequate technology in the classrooms On
supportcollege-levalinslruetion. BARRY4dmlmmllmentsmffwllleollabomleclosely
with M-DCPS to verity that the technology available Is adequate. In addition, BARRY
will conduct visits to further verify e) the adequacy and b) the mnintenerrw of such
adequacy. BARRY will have the right to cereal any comes offering that does not meet
requirements regarding the adequacy of technology. Students at have access to
computers anNor computer labs to complete assignments outside ofelass periods.
M. PhvsieAtjgj w. In order to effectively deploy the dual enrollment program,M-DCPS mug
operate and maintain physical facilities that appropriately serve the needs of the duel enrollment
program, support services, and other program -related activities. M-DCPS will be responsible for all
expenses related to the inBagmctum, equipment, information technology systems, hardware and
software, and corresponding rapair, maintemnm and upgrades thereof. As necessary, BARRY will
recommend improvement strategies in writing 0 M-DCPS. BARRY and M-DCPS will work
together to set a tlmelhte for the successful implementation of improvement strategies.
N. Library Resom a. To supponthe lamingmparienev, BARRY will extend libmly resources
to its off-campm dual enrollment students via BARRY online library resources and datsbeaes.
O. AdXkkgv rvie •. Depending on availability ofresouscet, BARRY will offer academic
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advising to dual amvllment students, collaborating closely with counselors ofachools.
P. Academic Grleaanceh3. Refer to 3.07 tremor. information.
3.11 jointRiumonfliflitlas Accelerated Mechanisms.
A. BARRY and M-DCPS warrant and agree that all dual enrollment courses shall meet the
provisions ofthe current State ofPlorida laws and regulations. BARRY and M-DCPS shall establish
budgetary procedures to mrpport speeiaiivod dual enrollment programs, widen will include the
following provisions:
1. Stockade enrolled in dual enrollment may be included In the calculation offull-time student
membership of the basic program by M-DCPS.
2. Students enrolled in dual enrollment Instruction may be counted as part-time equivalent
by BARRY.
3. The school will award appropriate credit toward high school completion for the
poahecondary course in the dual enrollment program
4. Dual enrollment college credit will transfer to any Florida public college or university
offering a cow'se with the same pax and numberand must be treated as though taken at
the mceiving institution. If smdenb do not, upon high school graduation, stand the some
collage or univasity where they earned die dual enrollment credit, the application Of
Irinsfer credit to. general education, prerequisite, sad degree programs may very at the
receiving institution. Studenh end parents need to be Informed of this caveat by M-DCPS.
B. Wlxn a student with special needs has been accepted into the duel cumilmenl program at
BARRY and attends dual enrollment courses at M-DCPS, M-DCPS will cover the cast of the
provision of the acsc0000detions determined necessary par the Exceptional Student
EdncatimuAmcdomvs with Disabilities Act (ESWADA) (according to the studenfs Individual
Education Plan m 504 Flan). When a student with special needs has been accepted late the dual
enrollment program at BARRY and attoads dual enrollment courses rot dw BARRY campus, the
student must mglsterwith BARRY's Office ofAccemibilily Services (OAS) to coordinateacidenic
steonmmdatimm. Accommodations am delamined on a =xo-by-oaxe basis and vary based on the
fatally course design. Each and every semester students with special needs are provided the
opportunity a inquest or decline the provision of enadanic accommodations. Students must
complex and submit the Accommodation Regnant Form to OAS. This form and additional
Information abort OAS services art available at: hr srd/cow v b "r cJ /e Jmdmnio
I7ah shiccc sibi v-acrv'cea/. Sample form is attached hema and incorporated herein as Appendix
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3.12 Transnm•tation, All students must provide their own transportation to BARRY campus
(es). Students parking on campus ere sulyeetto a decal fee, payable by smdenb, m BARRY.
ARTICLE T 4. GENERAL CONDITIONS
4.01 Nn WAvrofSovermignlmmunlW. Nothing contained in this Agreement is intended to
seve as a waiver of sovereign Immunity by M-DCPS to which sovereign immunity, may be
applicable.
4.02 No Third Party Renefleiariea. The Parties expressly acknowledge that it is not their
intent to create or wafer any rights m' obligations in w upon any third party person or entity under
this Agreement. None of the Parties intend to thready or substemially benefit a third patty by this
Agreement. The Parties agmo that there am no third party beneficiaries to this Agreement and that
no third party shall be emitted toasseta claim against any ofthe Perrin based upon this Agreement.
Nothing herein shell be command as consent by an agency or political subdivision of die State of
Florida to be sued by third parties in any matter arising out of any contract.
4.03 Non-Dintimiaction . The Parties shell not discam inmo against any wnployce w
participant in the peibrmance, of the duties, iesponsibilitiee, and obligations under this Agreement
because of am, age, religion, color, gender, national origin, ca rhal stems, disability, or sexual
.lactation.
4.04 Termieadna. This Agreement may he cancelled with or without cause by any Party
during thetenn hamofupon thirty (30) days' written notice to the other Party of its denim to terminate
this Agreement, Any student enrolled at the time of termination would be permitted m complete the
class in which hdahe is scrolled as if the Agreement had riot been terminated.
4.05 Records • Each Party shell maintain its own respective records and documents associated
with this Agreement in accordance with the records retention rectuinaments applicable to public
records. Each Patty shall be responsible for compliance with any public documents request served
upon It pursuant to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes.
4.06 Entire Agreement. This document Incorporates and includes all prior negotiations,
wntspondame, cmmerantion s, agreements and understandings applicable m the matters contained
herein and the Parties agree that that are no ctmmitman[6, agreements or understandings
concerning the subject matter of this Agreement that am not combined in this document
Accordingly, die Parties agree that no deviation from the terms hemof shall be predicated upon any
prior representations or agreements, whetheroral or written.
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4.07 Amcndmann. No modification, amendment, or after'atlon in the terns or condldans
contained herein shall be effective unless contained in a written document prepared with the same
or similar fomralhy as this Agreement and executed by each party hereto.
4.08 Promaafionaf Agreement. The Parties acknowledge thatthey have sought and obtained
whatevercompetent advice and counsel as was necessary to farm a full and complete understanding
of all rights and obligations herein and that the preparation or this Agreement has been their joint
effort. 'The language agreed to herein express their mutual intent and the resulting document shall
not, solely as a matter ofjudicial construction, be construed more severely against one of the Parties
than the other.
4.09 Waiver. The Parties agree that each requirement, duty and obligation set forth herein arc
substantial and important to the formation of this Agreement, and therefore, ere material terms
hereof. (AnyParty's failure to=for=any provision ofthis Agreement shall not be deemed awelvor
of such prevision or modification of this Agreement) A waiver ofany breach ofa provision ofthis
Agreement shalt not be deemod a waiver of any subsequent breech and shall not be construed to be
a mod;f.a0on of tire more of this Agreement.
4.10 Compliance with Laws, Each Party shell comply with all applicable federal and state
laws, codes, rules, and regulations in performing its duties, responsibilities, and obligations pursuant
to this Agreement This Agreement will be emended, as necessary, to comply with regulations or
policies of BARRY and M-DCPS, the Stare of Florida, the Florida Board of Governor and/or
SACSCOC, as they might be revised from time m time.
4.11 Governing I.aw, This Agreement shall be interpreted and construed in accordance with,
and governed by, the laws of the Stets of Florida. Any controversies or legal problems arising oat
ofthis Agreement and any action Involving the enforcement or interpretation ofany rights hereunder
shall be submitted to the jurisdiction ofthe Stare Occurs of Miami -Dade County, Floride. BARRY
is subject to s. 1007.271, F.S. regarding duet enrollment. Bach Party is responsible for Its own
attorney fees.
4.12 Binding RffenE This Agreement shell be binding upon and hour to the hensfit of the
Parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns.
4.13 Assignment Neithuthis Agreement curacy interest herein may be assigned. transferred.
or encumberod by any Patty without the prior wridem coawnt of the other Party. Thera shell be no
partial assignments of this Agreement including, without limitation, the partial assignment of any
right W receive payments h'am M-DCPS and BARRY.
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4.14 ?orrn Afalen,•e If, as a result of an act offores mOgglic, ineludmg without iimilatim, an
set of (led, war, internal um'esl and upheaval. banleaLM or natural disaster, hur'riarw warning or
hurricane watch Issued by the US National Weather Service, bopical storm watch or Impial storm
warning issued by the US National Weather Service, rim, labor dispute, strike, threat thereof,
intervendw, of a government agency or instrumentality ear other oxurrence beyond the reasonable
cannot of either organization, either M-DCPS or BARRY is hindered in performing its obligations
hereunder or is thereby rendered unable ta perform its obligation hereunder, then, in such event, that
organization shall have the tight, upon notifying die other of the occurrence of force majeure as
herein defined, to suspend or postpone p roamer of the activity until the event of the force
mgnure has passed. In the event that either M-DCPS or BARRY is .,,able to primal for a period
In excess of ale (6) months at any time after the commeac ns nt data of this Agreement, the other
Party may, at its option terminate the Agreement. In the case that conditions improve and warrant
the oanmption of aetivides and deployment of eduatioal proem=and services, BARRY and M-
DCPS would have at last one (I) month to coordinate the resumption of activities per this
Agreement. In no event shall a lack offunds on the part ofeRher Party be deemed a force majours.
4.15 PlaaofP`�,�rformanee. All obligations ufM-DCPS and BARRY undothe tams ofthis
Agteemmtsm reasonably susceptible ofbeing performed in Miami -Dade County, Ploride, and shell
be payable and performable in Miami -Dade County, Florida.
4.16 Ssverabltaly. In case any one otmore efthe provisiore contained in this Agreement shall
for any reason be held to he invalid, illegal, unlawful, unenforceable or void in any spat, the
invalidity, illegality, unanforoability, or unlawful or void nature of that prevision shall not affect
any other provision and this Agreement shall be considered as If such invalid, illegal, unlawful,
unenfomable or void provision had never been included harm.
4.17
A. Except as otherwise authorized in writing by BARRY, M-DCPS shall do business in its own
name and shall not bade upon the come or credit of BARRY. All brochures, sr&autisamanta,
weMiw mmedals, or other solicitations for the dual enrollment program that include reference to
BARRY, regardless ofinedinm and language, shall be subject m BARRY's prior written approval.
All information posted on websites and promotional materials must be updated regularly and
accurately to mfimt the name and requirements of the dual enrollment program. The Parties
agree thatupon BARRY's requah any information presented by the otherParty, in its publications
and advertisements, including websits information that is inaccurate or not supported by facts,
regardless of the language used, shall be immediately retracted and/or withdrawn. This Agreement
confers no rights upon M-DCPS to use the logos, marks and likenoss of BARRY in any advertising
except as authorized by BARRY in writing.
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B. Except as otherwise authorized in writing by M-DCPS, BARRY shell do business in its own
name and shell not hide upon the name or credit of M-DCPS. All brochures, advertisements,
wehsite materials, or other solicitations for the program that include reference to M-DCPS shall
be subject to M-DCPS§ p-ior written approval. This Agreement confers, no rights upon BARRY
to use the logos, marks and licences of M-DCPS in any advertising other than for the dual
enrollment program and in a manner eonaistenl with the provisions of this paragraph.
C. Neither BARRY nor M-DCPS may use the SACSCOC logo. The use of this logo is reserved
exclusively for SACSCOC.
4.19 Node When any of the Parties desire m give notice to the other, such notice must be
in writing, sent by US Mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the Parry for whom it is intended at the
place last specified; the place for giving notice shall remain such until it is changed by written
notice in compliance with the provisions of this paragraph. For the present, the Parties designee,
the following as the respective places for giving notice:
School Board's Address. The address for the School Beard for all purposes undo this Agreement and for all
Notices hereundm shall be:
The School Board of Miami -Dade County, Florida
Ado: Dr. Jose L. Dome, Superintendent
1450 N.E. Second Avenue, Suite 912
Miami, Florida 35132
With a copy ta:
The School Board afMimru-Jade County, Florida
Department: Advanced Academic Prognma
Department Director: Attsmion: Dr. Liseus T. Rodriguez
Address: JRE Lee Educational Center, 021 SW 62 Avenuq Room 14, South Miami, FL 33143
And a copy to:
The School Board of Miami -Dade Comely, Florida
Ann: WalterJ, Harvey, Ceuel Counsel
1450 N.E. Second Avenue, Suite 430
Miaml, Floods M132
To BARRY:
Victor Romano, PhD
11300 NE 2nd Avenue
Miami Shores, FL 33161
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4.19 Captions. 7U captions, section numbers, article numbers, title and headings appearing
in this Agreement ate inserted only as a matter of ecnvenience and in no way define, limit, construe
or describe the scope or intent of such articles or sections of this Agreement, nor in any way affect
this Agreement and shall not be construed to create a conflict with the provisions of this
Agreement.
4.20 AWh9rhv, Each person signing 0nis Agreement on behalf of either Party individually
warrants that he or she has full legal power to execute this Agreement on behalf of the Party for
whom he or she is signing, and to bind and abligate such Party with respect to all provisions
contained in this Agreement.
5.01 Screeni, . Duel enrolment students attending courses at BARRY are deemed to be
post -secondary students under the Florida Department of Edrmation's interpretation ofthelessica
Lundefod Act. BARRY agrees to comply with all requirements of Sections 1012.32 and
1012.465, Florida Statutes. Under this Agrrcmeaq BARRY personnel will not require access to
M-DCPS grounds nor require direct contact with M-DCPS students beyond the scope of its
postsecondary curriculum delivered at a BARRY clansman fiallity or at an offsite high school.
If BARRY asdga BARRY professors and/or credentialed adjuncts to teach BARRY dual
enrollment courses offsite directly at M-DCPS, BARRY will conduct a background check, as
appropriate. Any BARRY faculty or staff providing academic monitoring and oversight atM-DCPS
will submit to a level 1 background screening, a appropriate. Parties agree to Comply with the
requirements of §1012.465, §1012.32 and §1012.467, Florida Statutes, and School Board Policies
8475, 1121.01, 3121.01 and 4121.01 as emended from time to time
The individuals below sign this Agreement on behalf of their respective Parties and rapecsent
sad warrant that they have the requisite authority to bind their respective Pardon.
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APPENDIX A
DUAL ENROLLMENT TRANSFER GUARANTEES
The dual enrollment program is an opportunity to take challenging worms and aanlenm eduention
opportwifa. With hundreds of duel enrollment course available, them is great potential to further
engage end motivate students to pursw endemically dgoroa courses that capNro their interests.
Suaesfl completion of dual enrollment clusaee allows eligible M-DCPSs(mkmta to simulcureca ly
earn high echaol com or elective credit and paakecondary credit toward a area' w'tifiate, en --let-
degree, a a baccalaureate degree.
Dual earellmast amass will receive the mine weighting for the high school grade point average cos
Advanced Placement (AP), Intolim ionel Baccelaura a (IB), and Advanced ldernational Certificate of
Sdualion (AICE) courses. Li additial, duel enrollment coumes thatmeet are state universityadmission
requiramenra in Bnglish/Language Arts, Mathensadw, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, or World
languages shall receive the same weighting es All, IB, and AICB comes in the calculation of the high
school grade point average used for admission decisions.
Students should understand, however, that duel amllment couraa are allege -level courses, and the
amount of work and rigor ofantent in dual enrollment cOVraa may be much greater then in high school
course. In addition, duel amllment erase grades became a part of a sardene. pemrarat allege
transcript end mro calculated into the student's permanent poshrroadary grade point avenge. Pam
peiomuace In duel enrollment warms nary affectuoiversily admissions and financial aid. It is important
to do well in than course to decliu the beaeflts ofdual enrollment
Course selection is important fimthe dal amthrom student since different programs at a college require
different courses fo complete the catifieam or deg= By allowing courss wisely, students can reduce
the time it all to complete a program after high school graduation. Some students arc oven able to
complete their college cadifiate or degree at the same limo they graduate from high school. Students
who don't know what they will to so* in allege should consult with an advisor to consider focusing
on completing general education requhemous in ammuniations, methemelics, social sciences, name]
sciescee, and humanities. All degree programe require general education couuawork and, while then is
some variation from institution to institution, them are general education courses flint am common among
most, if nw all, Institution.
Duel omeliment college credit may, at the discretion of the receiving institution, burster to a Florida
public college auniversity offering the Statewide Course Numbaing Symon course number and may
be ported as though taken at the receiving istitotion. However, ifemdeats do not attend the sure college
or university where they earned the duel enrollment credit the application of hansf medit to general
education, praequlsite, and degree programs may very at the receiving institution. PI'Iwte, mad out-of-
state collage and universities may or may not grant college credit for warms takes through dual
arallmat.
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APPENDIX B
SAMPLE GPAWeiver FORM
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' UNIVERSITY
WAIVER
off-Cw,pus Barry UnNmally Bast Enrolment Program (on an M-DCPS High School Campus)
Process for acquiring a el 0participate In Off -Campus Berry Unlveratfy Oust Eumllmenf Program
(on an M41CPS High School camp.) when the student has an unwelghted GPA of 2.7- 2.9.
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
11 Student Ntmx
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School #
M-DCPS H
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_School Veer Term Enrolled —Fall _ Spring
SertIaM Slgrwlme Data paverwranchwaslgnshes Date
The student meets the following requirements for waiver approval:
pl UnweMhted GPA of 2.7 - 2.9
Teacher recamrrendallen iron approprlale subject area for participation in DE course(S)
[� Meat Inlnlmum Sane on common placement Mat accepted by Bany University. Ched1 all that apply.
_PSATMMSOT (DiglkO: Mielmen score M: EvidersM-Based Readng ass Wriltlg 490; Meth 480
_PSATMMBCT: Minimum score al: Reach, 24; M .11rg and Language 25. Math 24
._PERT: Minimum More of: RaedOp 106: Acting 103; MNhomallu 114
_ACCUPLACER: Ranging Comp": Sent. Skills 93; ElnmenMry Algeria 72
2&& T OMEN ACCUPLACER: Quantitative RemoninG, Alaskan and $1e1a (OAS) 242, Reading 245. lMllhtp 245
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_SAT: MWmum SUWetl Scoro ok Readbg 24; 1Miling & Language 26, Malhamalic5 24
_AM Mblrllum xom of: Rw&ng 1g; English 17; Mathematics 19
Each school commits b proving DE sbdentS with the academic Support and guldancs b ensure student succax.
TO BE COMPLETED By S1110ENPS COUNSELOR (PRINT CLEARLY)
Cowallo/a Sig eaa DeH PMWpWa SpWwe Deft,
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DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSE- HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECT AREA EQUIVALENCY LIST
Please infer to hIl ulAnva.Odnc.orJcmn'lil.narsenh dS421/ rll/UfPmi nLily1t4yLASIIsg to access Ilm Dtml
Enrollment Co... - High School Subject Area EgnivIemy Lin.
Eligible dual ee ellmeot contain for qualified students, with the excoptiou ofthe special programs described in this
inter-arciomlation agreement, me es follows:
Courses on the FloridoD ,samrerl ofrArcwllmr Duel Sbrellomnl Correa -fffgh School Subject
Area Gguirwlemy List Net meet the following criteria:
• transfer to the high mhool as 0.5 m1.0 credit, and satisfy a high school gmchation requirement tu Eugl iah,
See[.] Smdlm, Saieoce, or Mathematics, or
• banafin to the high school as 0,5 or 1.0 credit, and sathry an elective high school graduation requirement In
ramie, art, or foreign language (provided the foreign language is either Routine, Spanish, Arabia, French,
Chinese, (the offloial languages of the United Nations) or American Sign Language).
M-DCPS students, with the ezcoption of the studena enrolled Iu the apmlal projimmo dosaribed in the inlenmlioulalion
agentiand, may hot enroll in more thou two (2) duel amollment cost am Pe'semenst.
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APPENmxD
CODE OF CONDUCT
Preamble
As a Catholic, Dominican University, Bony stands for du human dignity and worth of every
person. Members of the campus community must act out of mutual respect to establish an atmospheic of
tmal. We believe in values that foster the human aspect for people to live, work, study suit Mercado together
as a community. Enrollment in Barry University presumes an obligation on the part of the student wad at
all times in a manner compatible with the University's purpose, processes, and functions. Students arc
expected to uphold standards of personal and academic integrity and behavior. Further, students are expected
to respect the rights and privileges of all members of the Barry University community. If the behavior or
conduct of a student infringes on whey members of the community or negatively impacts the institution,
Barry University reserves the right to address the behavior through the student conduct process outlined in
this publication.
The University, wider the authority of the Associate Vice President & Doan of Students, has established die
Student Coda of Conduct. Bach student is required to abide by t his code. The Student Code of Conduct is
designed to assist in building an integrated, vibrant community that fosters the personal development of every
Bury University student.
Conduct Expectations
Barry University students mull voluntarily in a privets, Catholic educational histimtion. Students who find
their personal values incompatible with those ofthe, University's, and/or are unable to respect the Univeraity's
values, may wish to pursue their education u an institution which is more in thin with their own pe ersual
values. Likewise, the University may ask students whose behavior is incompatible with the mission of, and
principles held by, the University to leave the institution,
Students are expected to act responsibly and to avoid conduct detrimental in its effect upon themselves, then'
fellow students, and the University, both oa-end-off-campus. Students me suspected to know and abide by all
University rules, regulations, policies, and standards, and by local, state and federal laws. Students as
expected w uphold both the mission ofihe University and the Student Code of Conduct in action and deed
while they attend Barry University. Ignwanes of University rules and regulations will not be considered as an
excuse for violations.
Studasts should be await that the student conduct process is quite different from criminal and civil court
proceedings. Procedures and rights in student conduct process art conducted with fairness to all, but do nor
include the sane protections afforded by the courts. Due process, as defined within these procedural
assures written nobs and a conduct meeting before an objective deeiaim-maker. No student will be
found in violation of Unive vity policy without informntion showing that it is moa likely than not that a
policy violation occurred, and any sanctions will be proportionate to the severity of the violation and to the
cumulative conduct history of the student.
Student Code of Conduct Authority
Prowibed Conduct
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Jurisdiction of the University's Student Code of Conduct
The Code is designed in assist in building sit integnm ed, vibrant comem rdty thatfoslers the personal
development of away Barry University student. As a member of the Bony community, it is the student's
responsibility to be familiar with the Student Code of Conduct and the University policies and procedures
included in the Student Handbook.
The University's Student Code of Conduct shell apply to conduct that occurs on University inanities, at
University sponsored activities, and to off -campus conduct that adversely affects the University community
andtortheiromitofitsobjectives. F,ach student shall be responsible for his/her conduct from the time of
application for admissions through the actual awarding of s degree, even though conduct may oee m before
classes begin or after classes end, as well as during the academic year and during periods between wins of
actual enrollment (and even if their conduct is not discovered until after a degree is awarded). The Student
Code of Conduct shall apply to a student's conduct even if the student withdraws from school while a
disciplinary matter is pending. The Associate Vice President & Dean of Students, or his or her designee,
shall decide whether the Student Code of Conduct shall be applied to conduct occurring off campus, on a
come -by -case basis, in his/her sole discretion.
Student Code of Conduct - Core Values and Behavioral Expectations
Tiro University considers the behavior described in the following subsections as inappropriate for the
University community and in opposition he the care values ofBany University. These expectations and
rules apply to all students, whether undergraduate, graduate, doctoral or professional. Tho University
encourages community members to report to University, officials all incidents that involve the following
actions. Commission of, or attempts to, commit Owe acts, condoning, supporting, or encouraging others bs
the commission of these acts, a failure to prevent one's guests from committing these acts may be treated as
violations of tbis Cade,
Alcohol: The use, abuas, possession, ordistribution of alcohol, except as permitted by law and University
policy.
o Consumption afelooholic beverages by persons under21 years ofege;
o Consumption of alcoholic beverages by parsons 21 yews ofoga or older in any public area,
including public spate within a reeldems, hall, unless it is an offs ral University, approved
event or University venue licensed to cove alcohol.
o Intoxication by my person, Mantissa of age.
o I'mmuion ofconRurzrslMt previously muteimdnleoholic bevervgu by persona under 2l years
afar.
o Possession ofmmmmn source containers, whether full or empty, of alcohol such as kegs, beer
ball., or boxed wine.
o Possession ofaknholic beverages by persons wider 21 years ofage.
o Sale, distribution orprnvialon or attempts to sell, dimibme or provide alcoholtc beverages to
anyone under 21 years ofW. This also applies to thou besting metal gatherings wham alcohol is
available for wnwmption to perm.. under the age 021.
o Consumption ofalcoh.fe beverages,including:
Acwhandedishonedy: AGsofeademicdisitonestyasondinedhrdro Aadenic Dishonesty Policyfound
in the Student Handbook and the University Cetaiogue(s).
Animals: Animah, with the exception of animals that provide assistance (e.g. smingcye dogs), and parses
onnined in the Housing and Posiderce Life Manpal, mrs not permtted on campus except me permitted by
law.
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4. Bullying and Cyberbultying: Bullying and cyberbullying am repeated and/erseva. aggressive behaviors
Unit intimidate or intentionally berm or control another person physically in amotiovally and are not
protected by freedom ofexpteasion.
S. Complicity: Being present or otherwise involved, in such B way as to condone, support, or encounige any
acts which would violate this Code. Student who obsesve acts in violation of Ihis Code are sxpnclad to
re-ovcthe-Selves and are onecour aged to report the matter.
6. Condncl IDthecomingofa Barry Student: Elrrollmmnin Bany Universilyprosummanobligatimrms
the part of the student to act nl ell it.., in a meow compatible with the University's mission, col.
comouloss and,fototiom. Students aroaxpectedio uphold standards ofpersonal end amdent1. integrity
andbehuvior. Fmiher', aiudanla are axpecwd to ,repeal the rights end privimgm of all members o[the
Barry University community.
7. Damage m or Name of Property:
o Damagingeddefacing University proPu'tyor Uses proper ofothers.
o Unauthorized entry toes University Imryy Property or the property o lotM1 of
o Unauthorised ,near-iallyot Uelessl engagin the conduct that
8. Dangmrow Cmrduuf: Intentionally or carelessly engaging In conduct NetNroetensor endangers the health
or sefet Placing
ae physkel hanv m enypest physical
anger violator. This includes:
o Causing
bodilparroy
atin inn finer of oiso not engaging danger or bodily phyical co
o Ceusbsg bodily harm m n person or engaging in M1ennfid physical confect that world likely have
caoved bodily berm despite the lack of any roo scu-ble harm.
o Hazing— Any action which endangers the nninhl On physical health of a student, or which
meoureges the student to engage ter illegal or inappropriate conduct for the purpose of initiation,
admission into, affrlietwn with, or as a condition of continued mernberabip to, a recognized or
unrecognized group or organization.
• Engaging in r'ackless behavior that on eetes a potentially unsafe situation for munbors Ofthe
community. Written or verbal conducttin t causes a reasonable expectation Of injury to the health
or safely of any person or damage to any property
• intimidation, whist, is defined as implied threats or acts that cause a reasonable fear' of her- in
another
9. Dangerous Items: The nx, possession, or storage of any fua rom, explosives, other weapons, firework. or
dangerous chemicals.
o Fircumeand emmnaition- Phances nor defined as any gmr, rifle, pistol, or handgun designed to
five bullets, BBs, yellow, or shots (including paint balls), regardless ofthe propellant teed.
o Explosive and fireworks including but net limited to, fneouscken, cherry bombs, smoke bombs,
and Sheila, devices.
o Knives that are longer than 31 nchn, or other waapons, or objects that could be constrnod as
weapons or items that pose a potantinl hal to flee nfety or health ofi thers. Other weapanS u'a
defined as nary instrument ofcornbal m' any object net designed as an instrument of combat but
curied or used for the purpose of inflicting or threaterli g bodily injury or de-aging/destroying
University property or the property of others.
Unauthorized haun igii .vatic act hachemicals.
10.Dwus(,-melfon:Anyact orfaith, mcatNatisbeadupononligedoelerrgsai Miallorperceived
status (race, a'esd, m!m', ¢Illnklly, rwtlond aright mrcoshE religion, gaudery sexes! miurm0an, gender
ldsralt . genette hilb, nrallon, Ivmfllal stanq rnmlml amic, pagmancy, age, dlsabllbY staff err vatu'o i
tlalaS) that is anBill severe that it limits or denies the ability to partioipate in or timefn from the
University's aducettanel program or activities.
11. Dwordm'ly Conduct: Acfing in a mu-er which s-roys, c luuft interferes with, obstructs, or is OMI)sivc
to enothimutens,
o Shouting or making excessivcnowe either inside m' outside a building to the annoyance or
dismubanco of others.
e Verbally abusing University officials (Including stulosts appointed to act as repreeenativm oftlw
University) acting in the pufionnanco of tlich duties.
o Behaving in a lewd or indecent reamer.
o Engaging in, leading or inciting others in a breech of pence mat is disruptive to the community.
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12. Drugs: The use, posessaiou, and/or dismibndon of any drugs mid/or drag pnrsphernalis. Drugs include my
controlled substances as defined by low, Including those without a valid prescription, and/or other
mmmtional substances. The University does not permit marijuana for any purpose; students who qualify
under loud dew to use marijuana for medical purposes may not Iosass, moe, use -'share omijneoe on
Unlvaslly-owned a control led properly or during Univeirityapomortd evert.
o Possession of pesephmnella including any itan typically mad to idadelingesillinjecVmask drop,
ragmdleu ofwhadvo the Item has been mail for illegal purposes.
0 Pmsessionofdrugs.
o Um of drugs.
o Distribution (say form of wood bauSo, 0, hounder or sale) ofdinga.
13. Gambling: Participation in any from ofidlegai gambling as defined by local, state, or fedeal law.
14.1ifm'licur l: Any actions, thmals,gammas,imegm,endlo'wort directed toward another person vieany
medium which have the pm)osa or which tend to route n breeol of Wo pence, create n Iodide envhnnmw[,
orcroseamotioiwld'estmssmtbalpemonbecauseoftbelumiliating,dognndltg intimidating,instilling,
coercive, ridiculing, and/or nlaaiing naUt oftbe conduct. Itfmquendy, bat rot always, involvm a pefbm'nl
ofconducl.
15. Interfacing with Fire Snfe/y:
o Misuch , tampering ordamagiig fun safety equipment including, but not limited to, fire
extinguishers, some. alarms, sprinkler sydeou er colt sign.
o Unauthorized burning of my meterisl in any University building, on ildimesity Property or on
areas adjacent to University property.
o Disregarding a fire adm'm signal or refusing re evacuds a building or a surd. of a building wllson
file alarm is sounding.
o Rwklmsly or intentionally activating an dam when on erounpirly situation does not exist.
16. Interfering with University Eveadin Interfering with any murmal Unlvamity in University -sponsored
events, including but net limited be studying, teaching research, sponsored social program, Boil University,
m eninistatirn, fire, policy, or anugene, service..
17, IT and Accepflbla Us.. Violating the Unhumily'll Combiner Us. Pal kiy.
18. Norm-ncadennlc Ddsbanmty:
o Knowingly Furnishing false infomation o the Unlvamity, or a member or the University
community, including at Us iveaiy student conduct proceedings.
o Fagery,misus.....surmised drarationandlor moustimr ofdocmnuls, masMa, University
identification cat, keys, or dial objects.
a Possession or turn of false ldmNfiulion cards issued by all amity otherihan the Univorsity.
o I§and, through set or omission, coomitted agoimat the University a a mambaofthe counties
community or otiwe,
o Knowingly initiating or tensing to ho Initiated any false mind. warping threat.
19. Non-compliance: Failure to comply with reasonable directives of University officials, including students
appointed to act as repmaeuhtivm of Ile University, eating in Fallamunu of their duties Directives to
provide identification ansY.' pafiuputs in a University student conduct process are included in the scope
oftha provision.
20. Smmflon Vlolatlou: Violating the tome, of say medente, nduct snudian m imposed in musmilancewith
rtudwt conduct procedures, including the f1dom to canplate suctions by the slow deadline.
21. Sunni Hormansent is an unrolls term fast arsompmsm sexual hmmsmml, most momet, domestic
violence, dating violenu, aM stalking. Tlds must RI I wig/ delniti.ns aftYde IX to be considered ....I
husseme t (sco Sexual I Ininv sment policies mitt Procedures).
22. Sexual Misconduct. Sunni circuses amprohibited in all fcems. Sexual Misconduct is a brad tarn
. com,eaming a crops of behaviors mchding, but not limited to: areal nssnult; aural harassment; dating
violence; domestic violent., stalking; indecent expmare; sexual erdribitiomme; use of communication
systems to send unwanted .must material and mossagm; in mtitation or the solicitation or msployment of a
prmtilnte;peeping.'voyeurism; noo-cole,aualal sexual coamd,(coo SammIH tuxnend Polic'ev cal
23, Smoking: Barry University is a smoke-thub campus. Smakin8.lubscco a e-c upturn a us, is prohibited ire
any space owned or leased by the University. (For more infer nation see Policies in Student Handbook
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24. Solicitation: Unauthorizd solicitation, sale or promotion of ary goods or services in University owned of
operated property, including cosidenw halls, in at University-sponaaed averm.
25. 'rhaftWissuthornead Possession o(Pr'opery:
o Theft of property of afseavicas or possession of stolen property.
o Umudsorixdpossessienof Univomitypropaly(includiugn"i(lenwheltloun,,Pomitaro)a0m
property of otlmrs.
26. Trademark Violation: Unauthorized use (including misuse) of University or organizational nunsw and
images
27, Unauthorized Acew: Unauthorized news to any University building (i.e., keys, wads, am) a
unauthorized possession, duplication er use of imnus of access to any University building or failing to
thmely report a lot University identification card w key.
28. Umut ernized Entry: Misuse of actors privileges M University promisee w unauthorized entry to or use
ofbulldings, including haspnWing, propping or mmmhorieed use ofalam¢d doors fa' entry into err exit
from a University building
29. Violation of Other University PoRclen Any violation of other published University regulation including
kit not limited to Housing and Residoce Life policies and prowdur", ales published in otherUniversity
publications, and other University websites.
30, Violation cfLaw: Violation of local, state, or federal laws, regulation or wdnances.
31. uplembdileYieW: Skamboerds, roller blades, nailer skates, bioyclW and similwwir"led Aevices em not
permitted holds University buildings, bwnerways, r"idenoe hells and/or tennis courts. Additionally,
skateboards and other wheeled items may not be ridden on railings, curbs, bench", or any such 9xlure that
may be damaged by these activities and individuals may be liable for damage to University impiety
soused by chase activities. Hover boards am not permitted on campus and cannot be anted In any
URI.ity building.
Violation of Law and University Discipline
1. University student conduct proceedings may be instituted against a student who is alleged to be
responsible for conduct that potentialty violiW both the criminal law and the Student Cade of Conduct
(that is, if both possible violations result from the some factual situation) without regard in Use pendency of
uvilwcriminel litigedonlawort or criminal enrol and prosewtlon. proceedings under the Student Coda
ofConcluct maybe carried out prior to, aimnllanaorsty with, a' following civil a' a'iminal proceedings of-
campusatthe disomtion oftlm Dean of Students. Detenuinetiona made or sanctions imposed, cadrrthe
Smdem Code ofCondua shall not be subject to change became criminal charger arising out of ilia same
facts giving rise to violation of Univwsityrul" weredismissed, reduced, or resolved in favor of or against
lictimninnad law defendant.
2. when a student is charged by federal, state, or local Authorities with a violation of law, the University will
not request, or elan m, special consideration for dal individual became his or her status as a atlldent. If
the alleged offense is also being processed under the Sludad Code of Conduct, the University may advise
off-campm authorities of Hit existence of the Student Code of Cooductend of how such matters ere
typically handled within the University community. The University will attempt m wopemte with new
onfocement and other agencies in the enforcement of criminal law on campus and in the conditions
imposed by criminal musts for the rehabilitation of student violators (provided that the conditions do non
conflict with campus rules or sanedons). Individual smdens and oiler mcabers ofthe University
community, acting in their personal wpacitios, remain fmo to innocent with It...met representative, es
they doom approprlate.
Amnesty
As a Catholic, Dominican University, Berry strives to mute an ahnosphere that supports the holistic,
development of its students. For the University and students to thrive we all must share the Impossibility of
creating a community that protects individuals and property from harm.
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I. ror Victims. The University pmvldm amnesty, to victims who may be hesitant to import to the University,
because they fall that they themaehvers may be accused of mwor policy violations, auohse underage.
drinking, at the time of the"dept, Mim.dopel Wtio nraybeeaglmad,bntn,"W wnductaction
will betaken
2. Lor Those Who O4w'Auhlance. To encourage students to offer help and assistance to otheg the
University pmsuca a policy of am.aty for minor violations when students offer help to others in need. At
tho dinnothes of the Ilan of Student or hivlre designee, amnesty may also be Wended on a cede -by -caw
basis to thrpenon.mceiving assistance, Bdueatimmil option; may, be explorad, but ap student condoot
notion will bar taken,
3 Fm• These Who Report Serious, Violatlor". Smdema wire ame,gsged in Woo violations but who
choose to bn'Wg related saions violations by chart, the attention of the Umwirsity, ate off4rod small for
thei,mhuorviplatlons. Rdaostimol options may be capbmd, hot no stedentconductacton will betaken.
4. Bafe Harbm.'1'he❑niverslty lissaSNe Harbor rulemrdhWend. The ❑niverxiN 6elievesthdtstudome
or
University
Student Code of Conduct Hoa*.Proeeduces
Thellplveeeity, th..gb the Asmciata Vice President Atpearsof Studeotg, has the duty And cmRUary
.disciplinary powerto protect its educational purpose and obje.avtathrough setting atutidanis of eenduct.
Thoit udept poNlnot incomes aim$ to Limit reporting panties and —pending parties with equal mete and dignity
and also to real fair and cone[results.
Allegatlons
L. Any member of the University seasonally, depamnam of academic unit may register en allegation of
yplati0nof the 3ladent Cede ofCapdmt. The allegation will be mviewed todatermba the appropriate
dedcatcondoct w edodust ative aodm to betaken m aeadldeues with this Code.
'hs timm cr tthat Bee is imuftientevideuce to support fowelecGon, a determination thetatude t
conduct m edwinishative sell.. if rat wannr ed may he made by the Student Copduct Adslulmmtor
2. An allegation should be made within a reasousble time frame after the staged incident and directed to Ibe
bfpceofthoDean of5ludents, or the Office of Homing and'Residenee Lific, -
3. Admipytrativecation, in lieu offamsl aindem conduct action, may be mkao at the discretion mirth,
.University, it, so appropriate and reuorsbinmsnne', be address student behavior. Admiaistradvc notion is
action taken hr events whaG.the shrdent lies a ecodmetrelated imam pending and ma student is physically
absent dvea ft University. Ills done if the Dean of Smdeph or his m her desigbee, India" that them is a
likelihood that the studentwW.pom s drrca[ to others and/or willserioualy i,Wfere with the rights ofother
in the community to carry on their education pursuits.
Student Conduct Procedures
I. All medu.t p.oc,, a mn TjII. TX (SmraJ Haroevnanth ero condnaed via en Administrative Condit
meeting.
2. Allegations of"Sexual Harassment" will be remlvedundathe procedural gnidafiner found in the stildont
handbot,X.
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3. Aslndedwlm.uccons mslwnsibility1e, violations of the Code of Condnpt(prior to the student conduct
meeting) may meet with a conductadmIDi#pptorin in ednualsOativa nuaring W demnninc an appropriate
andti0n(s). TWs ecceptsgce of tesponeibiliry for dre molation(s) is. Acknowledgment that the full range of
sanction. may are Imposed;
Guidelines for Student CoMuctPracedturs
The following procedural guidelines shell be applicable in student cooduutpreece". Formal rules of
pomena, leviathans, and technical tutes of evidence, much as applied in criminal or civil court, we not toed in
student conduct proceedings. Deviations froan prescribed pmedums; shall not necessarily invalidate a
decision, unless significant prejudice to an accused student, complainant or the University results. As stated
previously, allegations of"Sexual harassment" will be resolved under the procedural guidelines found in
the muskini handbook.
I. The Cmldud Offeer A.11 sand the Respondent, who is the snudent matmnditg to the allegations of
Conduct Code violalon(s), advanced wtittnnimi loation oftho spsoificvWletlotwsnd the dme, Alma. quit
Ipoefion otihe ehathdad wnduc/meedng. Notice wW most DRan lake (he Ygtm qf0 klkr de4vircd be
stvdoet'a Unryetatty, amsll account
2 The Conduct Qfik, wilhned with theetudert, sued the incident report and alleged vlolanun(s)0.4
the. the dispodidon is final, and no Por[hmtneehngs Will 00 ume, -
3. 3,ifit is determined thetavioletian did aeon, endlhe Respindard(fiesetuidut rasp ridingle thernsi0of
Cordie v.Wktiaoe) admits refppwlbility:W1' eogtgiog is the alleged b0hgvigr(a) m' eel s. is, tho.gthea r
Conduct OfSce' on nee signsnuetiont, dal3ti Cthe Wotdom alibis.11COting. I shad at m6mhour one
student Wvglvad in the e0ma incident, NeSludent Conduct Officer may ahoom to ediudlcale. the incident
allot meeting with all the students ellegddly involved,
4. If the Respere o ut does net sdmtt responsibility for the alleged beh0vior(s) and/or eciioo(d, the Student
Conduct Officai'may abodes to ndrydiiate during this m odial dud,or gtpy Aehadule a follow up meeting,
within A reasonable timafinmc.
S. The Respondent maylaquest a mamnpble smarsion afthne to prepare fur the conduct meadgg,Requests
for sus ameaush n will be granted furn period not fo=mad two businees days, except in mussel
- oircumeamees where the Responded can demOnste l'e the nweasity for a longer delay. All requests for
addition of time should be made an wrltivg at least into busineas day prior to the whadeled conduct
mecting,'exoept mceeasofdaeummlI it spews"bure emeegdnpy.
6. The Respondsllt e4all be affpded reasaru4lc accede to review the ease doming[heconduct meeting. "Case
file" mwnF tba Fitp;rnmeinidgthose meter'Ak pmaugntto the FUnliy)3poraed5mal Right. and Pidvecy Am
(FeIt"coof 1. f" additional information bewmm evellablasnd iesdeyaid, it will be discussed and
reviewed at the aoudad meeting n. noka of UnrvOmity aRffmembna end investigdtom .,.,lot included
in.t, caw feexaitthug ate slotawesaibte.Names snit otharlttiol'aladon of smdonts may Also be.mddddi
m rise inpldeat report as apprup.
irte fur fimufidennaldy
7 76eRoapmsdentgha114rveaheoppmtunirytoprovtdoeddlf14ug1podlolevart integration thatIsOut
cobtaieed edduse'l e.hmisommport an be considered doing nnyuwduct mouting
6 TIia:Respondetrnay provide, fa any conduct meets&thew�tes ofwtmeuw qho have mlavmtsuit
of the UnivmsRy contentedly will cal be mailed to sago Bs ewimees in Alm proceeding; and -pet
wlle. generally will our be invited.
p. Pinceedings will be closed to uO.-Il licipents and to the public, including 11lend, and University p al0tmel
Without se offtmal interest ILL the case.
10. A Respoadeat and Complainant may be accompanied by ono advisor of herlhis. choice. Therole of the
advises' shall be limited to support cud consultation; the advisor may not Weak during any student cortduwt
preceding except privately to the respondent, our'shall the advisor question or address Mammas.
1)iolat@b ofthis espectatioo will result in the advisor' being semoved from a meeting at the discretion of
the shtdad wnduct administratorIn consideration afthe limited role of en advisor, slid of the iotmest of
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the University to «paditiously conclude the matey, apneeatim, will pot normally be delayed if as
advlsm is unavailable.
It. During the meeting, the Respondent shall have the opportunity, to respond to fire infconatimr related On the
alleged violation Mile. Code of Conduct
12, Information Or that does not directly relate m the isam($) at hand, but inemad reflects upon the character,
reparation, ismeomllty, qualities, or habits ofthe Respmndent should not be presorted and, if offered, may
be excluded.
13. A Respondent who fails to appear at a sohednkd amusing without good cruse (e.g. doctommund serious
illness), after proper nofice Of such a meeting, may have his uses adpudicuted in absentia, and forfeits ail
iighu to an appeal tikes it is lot lack of proper notico. In such cases, decisions will be based solely on
inflemalidn available, Or inf curetiw presented during the meeting.
14. Conduct mooting outcomes must be supported by a prepondeanm ofthe information. Preponderance of
are information means that a greater weight of information supports the conclusion that a fact is me, or to
establish that an Oval occurred. A preponderance of the information does not rteoosarlly mean the
greeter percent of information, hilt maker tire greater quality of information — making it orote likely than
not the matter In qualmon is Ice.
15. AReepondent maybe found responsible for any prohibited conduct (including sections ofthe Code of
Cmrduct for which he or she wee not origlmlly charged) when behavios, Pont were previously unknown am
discovered during the student cur luct meadog or if It is determined that a diHorent section of the Code of
Conduct mare appropriately addresses the conduct in question.
16, The outcome of the meeting almll be conveyed to the Respondent in writing.
17. An audio recording may be done of a conduct meeting and will be maintained in the Dean of Student's
office. This recording will lactated only le cease of appeal which claim questions of improper protedm'a
n<the conduct meeting. The recording will be destroyed mice the period to appeal the sandtion(s) has
elapsed.
19. Tha decision reuhed at a Student Conduct Meeting is final, subject poly the studal's sighlof appal.
19. lien appeal is presented, a decision issued mgatding that appeal is feral.
Sanctions
The Student Conduct Officer, holding an AdminisbrafiveHearing is authmdzed to impose the following
sanctions:
I. Warning— a notice in writing that the student no violated imtRutional regulations.
2. Red. (apology, either written or sal)
3, Restitution — compensation for loss, damage, w injury, This may take the form, ofeppropt'b1a service
end/m monetary or material replaosmant.
4. Pine
5. fAucetionel activity or project.
6. Community service.
7. Loss of privileges — dome[ of specified privileges for a designated period oftlme, including, but not limited
tar, reattknons from and/or limited ecccer to specified arms of campus and/or University evens.
8. Behavioral Agreement — a ad ofappropt'ism actions imposed to provide an educations[ experierres a well
as conduct guidelines for an extended period.
9. Housing Probation — A written reprimand indicating that the students behavior has raised sa'ioua
quostiona containing the student's status as a mamba of the University residcmlal community. 7110
student will be giver a slated period during which hiahor conduct will establish whether slha is to he
returned to good standing by laving met dolinite raquinnnonts in behavior or whether sPoe is to be
suspended in expelled from the University. This unction includes the probability of mom severe sanctions
if tic student is found to violate guy Univesiy regulation($) during the Probationary period.
10. Housing Termination —this may be for a definite period of time, after which the student is eligible to return
or perimment separation from University housing.
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11. University Probation —A written reprimand indicating thin the student's behavior has mired sabers
questions concern ling the student's status as a member of the University community. The student will be
given s stated period during which Welber conduct will establish whether she is In be returned to goad
standing by having met definite agniremen(s in behavior w whether aria is to be suspended or expelled
from the University. This sanction includes the probability manure aevem sanctions ifthe student is found
to violate any University rogulatim(s) during the pmbatioory period. Students may not mprell the
University w hold office in airy student orgeniwation during the period of probation. Other ix ditions
typieelly include, b itam sot limited to:
1. Exclusion Rom all. te-wmicular notivitia.
2. Exclusion from leadership positions in the Student Oavernmtot Association.
3. Emhrsian from Me use ofspwified Universityfacilities.
4. The performance ofeammunity, service projects.
5. Exclusion from sponsorship of or participation in educational and/or mhletic programs.
6. There-nesignmentofasident to another residence unit for the period offical an.
12. Parmus of students placed an disciplinary probation may be an notified by the Data of Student. A
stuternent ofaffenso and decision will be placed in the student's file in th Dean of Student's offce.
If while on disciplinary pmbafion a student is found responsible for a father infraction of University
policies40guletions end/oribe Student Code of Conduct, the student will be subject to the possibility of
suspensioalespulsion from the University and/or University (musing.
13. University Suspension —separation of the student from the University for a definite period oftime, altar
which the student is eligible in return. Readmission, however, is not eutmnatio and is attire sob d'meelion
of the University. Conditions for readmission must be specified. The student is not allowed to be on
tempos, say University -..ad or lased property, or errand any University event, on or off campus while
on University suspeuion.
14, University Expulsion-- firmament separation of the student from Jre University. The students not
allowed to be on campus, any University, owned m leased property, or attend any University event, on or
off eampus.
15. Revocation of Admission and/or Dagree—Admimfan to, or a degree awarded Sam. the University may be
awaked for fi'md, mie'eperentatimn, or mine, violation of University standards in obtaining the degree, or
fr other where violations committed by a student prim -to gmduatim,
16. Withholding Degree— flit University may withhold awarding a degas otherwise earned until rho
completion of the process sat froth in this SNdern Code of Conduct, Including the cmmpletien of all
sanctions imposed, if any.
17. More than one of the canctimu lured above may be imposed for airy single violation.
Interim Suspenaias
In certain oimunmumance, the Dean of Students, or his or her designee, may impale an interim University
suspension prior to my Student Conduct Meeting.
I. Interim Suspension Italy be imposed an a student only: 1) to f rmob the safety end wall -being of members
afthe Wliverxily community m preservation ofUniveraily Property; 2) to ensure Iho student's awn
phyaiael ov ernotienal aafdy enJ watt -being; or, I) If Nw student pone en ongoing Ihaet oPdierup[imr af,
or ilerhance with, e opds5om of the University.
2. While on Interim Susppension,lion, a student the r l not be allowed a d/or al ro the oempus, including idesan all University
owned or (eased yu'operliee, Including the nrsidence belle and/or all University activities, on or uffwmpus,
or privllego os the Dean of Sludmft may doonniim to be appropriate.
3. Interior Suspension does tut replace the rognim Student Conduol process. At tha lime a slude t is interim
suspended, the individual militated shall be informed oft right to t conduct marling without undue delay.
The student shall remain disnumed until hinter status is determined in a conduct meeting.
Appeals
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I. Only ass which result in lose ofUnivaslty honing, suspension and/or expulsion may be appealed.
2. A decision reached, and/or o esios imports, by a Studied Conduct Adminisersta', may be appealed by the
Responding Parry, in writing, within forty -fight (fig) been (not including weekend and/or holiday.) of the
decision.
3. The administration authorized to hear appeals am the Associate Vine President & Dean of Students, the
Director of Housing&Revldatce Life, and the Associate Director of Housing&Romberm Life. The
Associate Vim Padden & Dan of Students is tlm highest level afappal in the University.
4. Appals, regardless dthe typeofAndication, shall be based only on:
L Signlftnintprocedural arortlem6 asthe findings effect ofNrosludent eonduelmating.
2. New information thateignihemulyaltesthe findsoffect, that was pmvimalyeknewsto the
respondent, has but disco ored and is available during the appeal pm000.
5. A student adjudicated in absentia tbribia all rights to an appal proves orders it is proven that it is for lack
efpropm notice, except in an aueodhlary time mince.
d. General dissatisfaction with the outcome of the studerr conduct proceeding mmr appeal for marry
.is not appropriate grounds for appeal.
7. The reeponso to the appal shall be said In the responding parry within fmty-eight (48) to seventy-two (72)
noun (not iuclud ing waked senior holidays) of mvipt.
S. Decisions ofthe Student Conduct Administrator mnsin in enact until such time, if mid who, an appal is
granted. All parties involved will be infom ed ofthe disposition of appeale.
9. Once an appal has been hard, the deohdon issued reelecting that appal is final.
Student Conduct Records
The University will retain conduct records for seven your. Records may also be maintained for an indefinite
period oftime if a student:
I. b expelled for conduct moons,
2. Withdrawn Rem the university prior to the resolution ofa pending a conduct meter, or,
3. He a Hold Flag activated on hidher unlvenity m us ando «cad m account.
The University may disclose the resulte ofa conduct proceeding against a student found in violation life
University policy, rule, regulation or standard of conduct involving any crime ofviolenv or a run -forcible
sex off rent The University will only instance, the time of the student found in violation, the violation
committed, and any sanctions imposed on the student.
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APPENDIKE
ACADEMIC GRIEVANCE POLICY
StLlQent Grievance Procedures
Rational
As num bcrs of the Barry Uni, m,ny [mr ing cumnunity, all students have the right to pursue their
inmileclual and personal goals flee 9'om intcrfereoce, or conflict that undermines their basic freedoms. Ifthe
University is tr tiny succeed in upholding its mission ofpr'omoting responsible citizenship, equal treatment
and education for the common good, all students most be afforded the opportunity to identify, regismr and
seek ms lhdiml of grievances in a mummer that is prompt, fair and just.
Scope and Definition of Complaints/Grievances
While moat campus commuters are positive and friendly, it is a fact that disputes, diee®'eemcnls and conflict
ore inevitable when there is misunderstanding, injustice or differing needs and Interests. These conflict. can
be related to academic pmblems, mistreatment by another, wrongful msesanreut of fees, records more, or
discrimination of any kind, Such matters, when left nnnr:solved, can create a level of concern, hardship or
dissatisfaction sufficient enough to requite assistance in seeking corrective action. In the interest of ensuring
that students are supported by the University, an established protocol for filing and resolving grievances is
available and dmribed in the next section.
Procedures for Students Seeking to File a Grievance
Before promediog, three important points mint be made about the grievance process.
1. This Gdovenc.potioy is not applicablem mmpbiuts.,.,ad by other almady-existing University politics
and/or procedures. Tlase include, but am not limited to, grade appeals, annual misconduct student canducl
sound, am. When no:essmy end appropriate, the Dean of Students will assist students in identifying the
applicable University, poliei s and procedures for reporting and resolving mmh matters.
2. Al any point in the pro cma described hemunder, m student filing s grievance will always beve We option to
withdraw the complaint. Nmthmaso e, no student will Ica sanctioned or otherwim mprimmsded for
mgistm'ing a grievance so long as it is done is Read faith.
3. The Uuiversily strictly prohibits oily member oFdre comnnnityfrom harassing at retaliating against any
swderu wlro files a grievance uadd thi. policy.
If any student feels the need to file a grievance, he or she must report such incident to the Dean of Students.
Everyaftrt will be made to protect the privacy o£any parties involved. After an informal discussion, if We
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student wishes to file a formal grievance, the student may astand mine in writing to the Dean of Students.
However, before filing a formal charge, the complaining parry must first make a good faith effort to meet and
confer with the pally against whom he or she has a complaint in an effort to resolve ale matter.
Remedies
Upon rau 1pt of a written formal complaint by a student, the Dean of Students shall refer the complaint for
investigation to the office of the vice president of the appropriate division. The vim president will designate a
member of the division to investigate and delwmine whether the grievance has merit as alleged. If it is
determined that such grievance has sufficient support, the persons or departments that me responsible for
such violation will be dealt with in an appropriate manner by the supervisors or directors ofsuoh persons or
programs, in accordance with applicable provisions, if any, of contracts, employment regulations, manuals,
handbooks, or the like.
Tile designated investigator will provide the student with written Witiae offer final disposition within ten
(10) working days from the dale on which the formal grievarce was filed. If the investigation exceeds ten
(10) working days, the student will be notified in writing of the delay and advised of the anticipated date on
which are final disposition letter will be delivered.
Appeals
Iffor any reason the student disagrees with the final disposition, she may submit a written appeal to the
appropriate vice president within 49 home of receiving the investigating offloca s written notification of the
disposition. nit vice president will provide a written response in the student within five (5) working days.
Use of Outside Remedies
if, prior to filing a formal complaint or while such complaint proceedings am in progress as provided in the
genteml policy, a grievant seeks resolution of hialhet grievance in any other forum, he it adndnistmtive or
judicial, the University shall have the right, in its sole discretion, to terminate any further consideration of the
complaint without further notice to the complainant.
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APPRNDIXF
DARRY DUAL ENROLLMRNT CLASS LIST
V. SLS 1204 Becoming Your Personal Baste Life Leeenll6 f}om Olympiam and Pamlympians (3 madits)
Yr. SPB 2001 Sport and Recreational Manageineut (3 mediY)
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APPENDIX G
PARENTAL DUAL ENROLLMENT FORM
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DUAL ENROLIMENT
PARENT AUTHORRAL)ON FORM
BARRYUNIVERSITV
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
UNiVHRSLTY
N DCPS Sohool Nam Collage/Unluerslty Timor, Year
Student Name
By signing below, the student and the student's parent/guardian agree to the following:
• Eligible students will take a Duel Enrollment college -level course(s) through Barry University IBUI. Dual Enrollment Is an
acceleration option that pravldes students with high school credit and college/unlverslty credits.
• Each student has been provided the necessary Inmrmadon regarding dual enrollment as well as the courses that they will
be taking. The student will comply with the requirements of taking a college level course; Intends to pursue a postsecondary
degree following graduation from high school; and understands that the postsecondary Institution will provide a transcript
olgrades.
• students are exempt from payment of registration,tuition, and fees related to Dual Enrollment courses. Textbooks or digital
Instructional materiels will be provided by ad -OOPS upon registration.
• Student registration In Dual Enrollment courses through BU will require students a share demographic Information and
contact e-mail address. Student demographic, progress data, and Brel grade will be shared between BU and the student's
senior high school.
• Dual Enrollment courses have two points applied tothe final grade for weighted grade point average(GPA) calculation.
• AB Deal Enrollment courses will be posted to the high school permanent transcript. Pon any questions regarding Dual
Enrollment or the academic course listed in this farm, please contact your child's high school counselor.
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• While appropriate for college -level study, course materials and class discussions may reflect topics not typically included In
high school secondary courses, which some parents may consider advanced for mbwrs. Courses will not be modified to
accommodate variations In student age and/or matu lty.
• By signing this form, I understand that the student refirenied below will small In a college -level cbss that will require
rigorous academic work and acknowledge that comae(s) require responsibility and maturity equal m that of a college
student.
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Any quartIona, Alarm, contact the Department of Advanced Academle am,cou, at (305) 995-1931.
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APPENDIX H
QUALVIED FACULTY REQUIREISIENTS
The institution employs competent family members qualified as aecomplids me mission and goals of the institution. When
determining acceptable qualifications of its faculty, the institution give Primary consideration to the highest eared degree it,
thadiscipline.
The institution also omtsiders comp.tence, etfeetwouncs, and capacity, inaluding, as appropriate, undergraduate and graduate
degrees, related work to periance in the field, professional Lt.. end certifications, bottom sod award., continuous
d..,.,. ed ucel lance in teaching, or at].. demonstrated competencies and achievamnts that contribute to effective teaching
and student ]coming oatama.
BARRY uses the following as credential guidelines who it defines faculty qualifications using faculty credentials:
• Faculty leeching general education ornm es at the undergraduate level: doctorate or master's degree in the lunching
discipline a trustee. degree with a concenlmtion in the teaching discipline (o minimum of 18 graduate senator hone in
the touching discipline).
• Faculty leeching baccalaureate commul: doctorate on, lnwle's degree in the teaching discipline om' nmefs degree wigs a
concentration in the teaching discipline (a minimum of 18 graduate mnast. hours in the teaching discipline).
• Faculty torching graduate and post -baccalaureate comes work: a led docteram(krminal degas in(h. teaching diaoplim,
or Kminted discipdnc
• Omduate touching ssslslanta:mate's in the tewhing discipline m 18 graduate semester hours in the teaching discipline,
dimot supervision by a faculty member opemramd in the leaching discipline, regular in-aavia veining, end planned and
pa'iodle evatuatiaa.
• As a Cweagie Doctoral University with Higlnat Research Activity (RI), HARRY additionally credentials its facility based
on national/inteenadonaljuried research prodrutlAty within the discipline. The institution doerunanls a faculty number's
research contributions to the discipline as evidence ofthe faculty, gn.lificatiens.
In extremely limited chow hadanoa a faculty member may be eedentialed bawd an a combination of educational experience.
productivity in die discipline and work experience. In these situations, die practical esperioee in the discipline mug be et on
executive, level with a broad scopo of nationallinternadoal much.
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APPENDIX
ACCOMMODATION REQUEST FORM
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EXHIBIT B
WDCPS SCHOOL YEAR
CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
(to be attached)
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0 IVIIAMI-DARE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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EXHIBIT D
PROHIBITION AGAINST CONTRACTING WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES OF CONCERN
AFFIDAVIT
In accordance with Section 287.138, Florida Statutes, incorporated herein by reference, the
undersigned, on behalf of Barry, hereby attests under penalty of perjury that Barry does not meet
any of the following criteria in Paragraphs 2(s){c) of Section 287.138, Florida Statutes: (a) the
affiant is owned by a govemment of a foreign country of concern; (b) the government of a foreign
country of concern has a controlling interest in the affiant; or the affiant is organized under the
laws of or has its principal place of business in a foreign country of concern.
I understand that I am swearing or affirming under oath, under penalties of perjury, to the
truthfulness of the claims made in this affidavit and that the punishment for knowingly making a
false statement includes fines andfor imprisonment.
The undersigned is authorized to execute this affidavit on behalf of Barry
AFFIANT:
Barry University, Inc., a Florida rat -for -profit corporation.
11300 r4E R,'4A,,e K.aw; 1331W
Nam Itl : o (Address)
State of Vol -I ,
County of —I .Ca l Ydc' 6
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by means of O physical presence or ❑
online notarization, this 2k day of 2025 by
- IRh)O I)r12 . as AnyMa' , of Barry University,
Inc., a Florida- 3n�ot-for-profit corporation, known to me to be the person described herein, or who
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EXHIBIT C
ANTI -HUMAN TRAFFICKING AFFIDAVIT
In accordance with Section 787.06 (13). Florida Statutes, the undersigned, on behalf of Barry
hereby attests under penalty of perjury that Barry does not use coercion for labor or services as
defined in Section 787.06, Florida Statutes, entitled "Human Trafficking".
I understand that I am swearing or affirming under oath to the truthfulness of the claims made In
this affidavit and that the punishment for knowingly making a false statement includes fines and/or
imprisonment.
The undersigned is authorized to execute this affidavit on behalf of Barry
AFFIANT:
Barry University, Inc., a Florida not -for -profit corporation.
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DATE: January 30, 2026
TO: Ms. Lourdes Diaz, Chief Academic Officer
Office of Academics and Transformation
FROM: Alexander Santoyo, Assistant Superintendent
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SUBJECT: AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SCHOOL BOARD OF MIAMI-DADE
COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND BARRY UNIVERSITY, CITY OF MIAMI
BEACH FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT
Dr. Dotres,
The attached documents have been reviewed and are ready for your approval.
Thank you.
Ms. Lourdes Diaz, Chief Academic Officer
Office of Academia and Transformation
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City of Miami Beach for Dual Enrollment
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Initials Dale Name and the Department Name
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Division of Academics (DOA)
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Dr. Jose L. Dotres, Superintendent
Superintendent of Schools
Comments:
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Superintendent or Schools Miami-Oade Ccunly School Board
a Jose L. Dofres Man Tara Rgaa. Char
MariCa Cnlncci, Ylee Chair
RoSedo J. Abnso
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December 11, 2025 Joseph S. Geller
Lulsa Santos
Dr. Leslie Rosenfeld
City of Miami Beach
1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
RE: Agreements between City of Miami Beach and M-DCPS
Dear Dr. Rosenfeld,
This letter is written in response to the request to provide proof of insurance to the City of
Miami Beach.
Please be advised that the School Board of Miami -Dade County, Florida maintains an
ongoing self-insurance program for Public Liability, Automobile Liability and Workers'
Compensation Insurance covering the School Board's members, officers and employees.
We ask that you accept this confirmation of our self-insurance program, subject to the
limitations of Florida Statute 768.28, in lieu of submitting a certificate of insurance.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (305) 995-7133.
Sincerely,
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Risk Compliance Coordinator
Orrice or Risk and Benefits Management
1501 N. E. 2n1 Avenue, Sude 335 • Miami, Florida 33132
305-995-7129 • 305-995-7170 (FAX) • riskinanagement dadescltools. net
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RESOLUTION NO. 2025-33653
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO.2024-33180 TO
APPROVE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH,
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOARD, AND BARRY
UNIVERSITY FOR THE ADDITION OF BARRY UNIVERSITY AS A
PARTNER TO PROVIDE DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES AT MIAMI
BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE 2025-26 SCHOOL YEAR
AND EACH SUBSEQUENT YEAR, SUBJECT TO FUNDING APPROVAL
DURING THE CITY'S BUDGETARY PROCESS; AND FURTHER
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ANY AND ALL
DOCUMENTS OR AGREEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE
PROGRAM.
WHEREAS, on September 11, 2019, the Mayor and City Commission adopted
Resolution No. 2019-30958, approving an agreement between the City of Miami Beach
("CMB") and Miami- Dade County School Board ("M-DCPS") to provide dual enrollment
courses for the 2019- 2020 school year taught at Miami Beach Senior High School (the
"High School"), and Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School flk/a Nautilus Middle School
(the "Middle School'), through Miami Dade College ('MDC"), for college credit for 8th
grade students attending the Middle School, Miami Beach Fienberg Fisher K- 8 center,
and for gin, 10th, 11th and 12th grade students attending the High School, in an amount
not to exceed $ 28,000.00 ('City' s Contribution'); and approving the funding of the City'
s Contribution for the 2019-2020 school year from the City' s 2018- 2019 FY budget; and
further approving the City' s Contribution to the program for each subsequent school year,
subject to funding approval during the City' s budgetary process and provided that the
City' s contribution amount does not exceed $28,000.00; and
WHEREAS, on November 8, 2019, the City and M-DCPS executed an agreement
("Agreement") setting forth the guidelines for the City to support the dual enrollment
courses offered at the High School and the Middle School; and
WHEREAS, on August 19, 202D, the Parties executed Amendment No. 1 to the
Agreement to continue the program for the 2020-2021 school year, as MDC resources
permitted; and
WHEREAS, on February 10, 2021, the Mayor and City Commission adopted
Resolution No. 2021-31572, approving Florida International University ("FIU") as an
additional provider of dual enrollment courses under the Agreement; and
WHEREAS, on May 8, 2021, the Parties executed Amendment No. 2 to the
Agreement to allow CMB to maximize the number of dual enrollment course offerings for
the 2020-2021 school year, based upon the approved budget for the program, by adding
FIU as an additional educational partner, and
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WHEREAS, on June 18, 2021. the Parties executed Amendment No. 3 to the
Agreement to allow CMB to maximize the number of dual enrollment course offerings for
the 2021-2022 school year, based upon the approved budget for the program; and
WHEREAS, on April 6, 2022, the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution
No. 2022-32099, authorizing the City Manager to execute an agreement with the
Universityof Florida ("UF") and Miami -Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS), to provide
dual enrollment courses at Miami Beach Senior High School for the 2022-2023 school
year, in an amount not to exceed $13,432.00, and every subsequent school year, subject
to annual budget approval by the City Commission of the City's contribution for each
subsequent school year; and
WHEREAS, on August 5, 2022, the Parties executed Amendment No 4 to the
Agreement to allow CMB to maximize the number of dual enrollment course offerings for
the 2022-2023 school year, based upon the approved budget for the program; and
WHEREAS, to promote educational opportunities through the dual enrollment
program in Miami -Dade County, MDC and M-DCPS entered into the 2023-2024 Dual
Enrollment Articulation Agreement in July 2023, which is incorporated herein by reference
and attached hereto as Composite Exhibit A; and
WHEREAS, to promote educational opportunities through the dual enrollment
program in Miami -Dade County, FIU and M-DCPS entered into the 2023-2024 Dual
Enrollment Articulation Agreement in July 2023, which is attached as Exhibit A, and is
incorporated herein by reference and attached hereto as Composite Exhibit A; and
WHEREAS, to promote educational opportunities through the dual enrollment
program in MiamFDade County, OF and M-DCPS entered into the 2023-2024 Dual
Enrollment Articulation Agreement in July 2023, which is attached as Exhibit A, and is
incorporated herein by reference and attached hereto as Composite Exhibit A; and
WHEREAS, the Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreements with MDC, FIU and OF
shall be collectively referred to herein as the "Articulation Agreement"; and
WHEREAS, on July 28. 2023, the Parties executed Amendment No. 5 to the
Agreement to allow CMB to maximize the number of dual enrollment course offerings for
the 2023-2024 school year, based upon the approved budget for the program; and
WHEREAS, on May 27, 2024, the Parties executed Amendment No. 6 to the
Agreement to allow CMB to maximize the number of dual enrollment course offerings for
the 2024-2025 school year, based upon the approved budget for the program; and
WHEREAS, on July 24. 2024 the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution
No. 2024-33180, approving an agreement between the City and Miami -Dade County
Public Schools Board for the City to fund dual enrollment courses through Miami -Dade
College ("MDC"), Florida International University ("FIU") and the University of Florida
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("UF') at Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School and Miami Beach Senior High School; and
WHEREAS, Resolution No. 2024-33180 allowed for funds in the amount of
$41,432 to be used as needed to meet the needs of the community through all approved
providers of dual enrollment courses for the 2024-2025 school year and each subsequent
year; and
WHEREAS, the proposed agreement will expand options for students for dual
enrollment courses at Miami Beach Senior High School by including Barry University as
a partner and enter into an agreement with Miami Dade County Public Schools and Barry
University beginning in the 2025-26 school year.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City
Commission hereby amend Resolution No. 2024-33180 to approve an agreement
between the City of Miami Beach, Miami -Dade County Public Schools Board, and Barry
University for the addition of Barry University as a partner to provide dual enrollment
courses at Miami Beach Senior High School for the 2025-26 School Year and each
subsequent year, subject to funding approval during the City's budgetary process; and
further authorize the City Manager to execute any and all documents or agreements in
connection with the Program.
PASSED and ADOPTED this -?f day of 2025.
ATTEST:
MAY 2 7 2025
Steven Meiner, Mayor
Rafael E. Granado, City Cleric
APPROVED AS TO
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MIAMI BEACH
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission
FROM: Eric Carpenter, City Manager
DATE: May 21, 2025
TITLE: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION AMENDING
RESOLUTION 2024 33180 APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEACH, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AND BARRY
UNIVERSITY, INC. FOR THE ADDITION OF BARRY UNIVERSITY, INC. AS A
PARTNER TO PROVIDE DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES AT MIAMI BEACH
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE 2025.26 SCHOOL YEAR AND EACH
SUBSEQUENT YEAR; AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
EXECUTE ANY AND ALL DOCUMENTS OR AGREEMENTS IN CONNECTION
WITH THE PROGRAM.
RECOMMENDATION
City Administration recommends the inclusion of Barry University. Inc. as a dual enrollment
provider for students at Miami Beach Senior High School.
BACKGROUNDMISTORY
On November 8, 2019, the City and the Miami -Dade County School Board executed an
agreement setting forth the guidelines for the City to support the dual enrollment courses offered
at Miami Beach Senior High School and Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School. Multiple
amendments between Fiscal Year 2020 and Fiscal Year 2024 were executed to increase access
for students to multiple universities/colleges including Miami -Dade College, Florida Intemational
University, and University of Florida.
On July 24, 2024, the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No. 2024-33180
(Attachment A), authorizing the use of the $41 432 allocation for the partnerships at any of the
approved universi8eslcolleges in order to meet student needs for dual enrollment courses during
the 2024-2025 school year and subsequent years.
ANALYSIS
Approving an agreement between the City of Miami Beach, the Miami -Dade County School
Board, and Barry University, Inc. for additional dual enrollment courses at Miami Beach Senior
High School will support student requests (Attachment 8(. The inclusion of Barry University, Inc.
as a partner will not increase the current funding allocation.
FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT
WA
Does thirdinance reouire a Business Impact Estimate?
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If applicable, the Business Impact Estimate (BIE) was published on:
See BIE at: httpsllwww.miamibeachfl.aovfcity-halllciNclerklmeetina-nolicesl
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
N/A
CONCLUSION
N/A
Applicable Area
Citywide
Is this a "Residents Riaht to Know" item,
Pursuant to City Code Section 2477
No
Is this item related to a G.O. Bond
Project4
No
Was this Mande Item initially reauested by a lobbyist which, as defined in Code Sec. 2481,
includes a principal enaaaed in lobbyina7 No
If so. specify the name of lobbyists) and pnncipal(s).
Department
Education and Performance Initiatives
Sponsods)
Co•sponsods)
Condensed Title
Amend Reso. 2024-33180, Expand Dual Enrollment to Include Barry UNversity, INC. EPI
Previous Action tFor City Clerk Use Only)
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RESOLUTION NO. 2024-33018
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS WITH THE
MIAMI BEACH POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE, INC. ("MBPAL") AND THE
MIAMI BEACH CHAMBER EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC. ("MBCEF") TO
PROVIDE FUNDING FOR FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE SCHOLAR5H1P5
FOR MIAMI BEACH RESIDENTS THROUGH AGREEMENTS WITH FLORIDA
INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC. AS PART OF AN FIU
FOUNDATION, INC. 2:1 MATCHING GRANT, WITH THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF
FUNDING FROM THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH NOT TO EXCEED 530,800
AND 53,1100 EACH FROM THE MBPAL AND MBCEF, FOR SCHOOL YEAR
2024-2025, AND EACH SUBSEQUENT YEAR THEREAFTER, SUBJECT TO
FUNDING APPROVAL DURING THE CITY'S BUDGETARY PROCESS; AND
FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ANY AND ALL
DOCUMENTS OR AGREEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROGRAM.
WHEREAS, in January 2008. the City of Miami Beach, Florida ('City-) entered into an
Education Compact with Miami -Dade County Public Schools ('M-DCPS-) to enhance leaming
opportunities for youth: and
WHEREAS, the Education Compact reflects the desire of the Miami Beach community
to support excellence in the City a public schools: and
WHEREAS, the Florida International University ('FIU') First Generation Scholarship
Program is supported by an innovative matching grant program established in 2006 by the
Florida Legislature: and
WHEREAS, the program provides financial support to qualified undergraduate FIU
students who are the first generation in their families to attain a college degree; and
WHEREAS, this program is the only one of its kind in the state of Florida to match
private donations for first generation scholarships, providing finar l assistance for students to
attend a state university or state college; and
WHEREAS, to date, FIU has awarded over 15,300 scholarships for cnbcal financial
support for FIU students; and
WHEREAS, the need. however. is for greater than the available resources — currently,
less than one in seven eligible students receives a First Generation Scholarship: and
WHEREAS, as a result, many talented and highly motivated students with limited
resources are forced to alland only part-time or postpone their education a0ogethec and
WHEREAS, the First Generation Scholarship Program is, therefore, a vital source of
financial support for many of FIU's underserved, low-income students that bridges, the gap
between their frianc'ral aid funding and their unmet need to fund their cost of attendance at FIU,
and
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WHEREAS, increased scholarship and program financ at aid are critical to ensure that
all deserving students receive the assistance needed to enroll, succeed, and graduate.; and
WHEREAS. FIU serves more than 58,000 students, 70% of whom are undergraduates,
approximately 90% of FIU undergraduate students are minorities, and nearly 25% self -identify
as first generation college students; and
WHEREAS, first generation students are more likely Men their peers to come from
lower-eaming households, and yet, despite the significant need, a high percentage of FIU
students receive only partial financial aid, and many students eligible for First Generation
Scholarships remain unfunded; and
WHEREAS, in 2020.21, donor investment and state -matched funds supported 889
students, while 6,555 (88.1%) students did not receive funding; and
WHEREAS. inveeting in FIUs First Generation Scholarship Program will benefit not only
the students, but the greater Miami Beach community; and
WHEREAS, on September 14, 2022, the Mayor and City Commission adopted
Resolution No. 2022-32286, approving and authorizing the City Manager and City Clark to
execute agreements with the Miami Beach Police Athletic League, Inc. ('MBPAL') and the
Miami Beach Chamber Education Foundation, Inc. ('MBCEP) to provide funding to First
Generation College Scholarships for Miami Beach residents through agreements with Florida
International University Foundation, Inc. as part of the State of Fbdda 21 matching grant, with
the total amount of funding from the City of Miami Beach not to exceed S28,000 for School year
2022- 23. and each subsequent year, and $3.500 each from the MBPAL and MBCEF, subject to
funding approval during the City a budgetary process; and turther authorize the City Manager to
execute any and all documents or agreements in connection with the program; and
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beath contributed $28.D00 for MBPAL which contributed
$3,500, and the MBCEF which contributed S9,500, for total investment in the FIU First
Generation Scholarship in the amount of 535.000 in school years 2022-23 and 2023-24; and
WHEREAS, FIU Foundation, Inc. matching funds provided an additional $70.000 WHO
is a 2:1 match yielding a total amount of $105,ODC for FIU fast -generation scholarships; and
WHEREAS, a total of $210,000 has been awarded to 101 Miami Beach residents
through the First Generation College Scholarship; and
WHEREAS, in the 2022.2023 academic school year 44 residents were awarded $2.387
each. In the 2023-2024 academic act=I year 56 residents were awarded $1,875; and
WHEREAS, the total contribution for fiscal year 2025 has been increased by 10% by all
partners; and
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach will contribute $30,800 annually, the Miami Beach
Chamber Educabon Foundation will contribute S3,900 annually, the Police Athletic League will
contribute $3.900 annually, and FIU will contribute $77,200; and
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WHEREAS, funding will be prioritized to meet the needs of students who are degree -
seeking undergrad students with a permanent address in the City and with rip codes of 33139.
33140. and 33141 (only residents in the Clty) with a preference for First Time in College (FTC)
students; and
WHEREAS, should there be no eligible FTIC students, other Miami Beach students will
be eligible, and funding will be awarded based on financial need as indicated by the FAFSA
'unmet need' of the student: and
WHEREAS, in an event where there will not be enough students eligible to award the
funds that meet these criteria, funds will be rolled over to the following year or scholarship
amounts par student can be increased; and
WHEREAS, scholarships may be renewable upon meeting certain criteria including
recipients demonstrating financial need by completing the national Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA) and being eligible for a Pell Grant recipients must also be the first
generation in their family to attain a collage bachelor's degree (students whose siblings have
attained or are pursuing a degree ere also eligible, recipients must be residents of the State of
Florida, be enrolled in or accepted for admission to the FIU, and be a degree -sail
undergraduate student enrolled for a minimum of six credit hours per semester.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City
Commission hereby approve and authorize the City Manager and City Clark to execute
agreemade with the Miami Beach Police Athletic League. Inc. ('MBPAL'j and the Miami Beach
Chamber Education Foundation, Inc. ('MBCEF') to provide funding to First Generation College
Scholarships for Miami Beach residents through agreements with Florida International
University Foundation, Inc. as part of the State of Florida 27 matching grant, with the total
amount of funding from the City of Miami Beach not to exceed $30,800, and $3,900 each from
the MBPAL and MBCEF for School Year 2024-2025, and each subsequent year thereafter,
subject to funding approval during the Cily's budgetary process: and further authorize the City
Manager to execute any and all documents or agreements in connection with the program.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this fday of May, 2024.
ATTEST:
0
Steven Meaner, Mayor
MAY 2 12024
Rafael Granado, City Clerk
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MIAMI BEACH
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM
TO Honoraole Maya and Marten d the Oty COInIaPdin
FROM'. RitlMIM WiBsma, hAefl n GAY MONOW
DATE: NOT 16, 2024
SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMLSBION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH,
FLORIDA, APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO
EXECUTE AGREEMENTS WITH THE MIAMI BEACH POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE, INC.
('MBPAJ-) AND THE MIAIAI BEACH CHAMBER EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC. CMBCEF)
TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MIAMI
BEACH RESIDENTS THROUGH AGREEMENTS WITH FLORIDA W TERNATIONK IJNNERSITY
FOUNDATION, W. AS PART OF AN FA) FOUNDATON, INC. 2:1 MATCHING GRANT, WITH
THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FUNDING FROM THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH NOT TO EXCEED
f30,B0O AND 53.900 EACH FROM THE MBPAL AND MBCEF, FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2024-2025,
AND EACH SUSSEGUEN T YEAR THEREAFTER, SUBJECT TO FUNDING APPROVAL DURING
THE GINS BUDGETARY PROCESS. AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
EXECUTE My AND ALL DOCUMENTS OR AGREEMENTS IN CONNECTION WRH THE
PROGRAM
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RESOLUTION NO. 2M-32288
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMIMICIN OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING AND AUTNORONG THE CITY
MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS WITH THE
MIAMI BEACH POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE, INC. (-MBPALI AND THE
MIAMI BEACH CHAMBER EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC. (" IABCEF") TO
PROVIDE FUNDING TO FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
FOR MIAMI BEACH RESIDENTS THROUGH AGREEMENTS WITH FLORIDA
INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC. AS PART OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA 2:1 MATCHING GRANT, WITH THE TOTAL AMOUNT
OF FUNDING FROM THE CITY OF MWN BEACH NOT TO EXCEED S2&000
FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2022-23, AND U500 EACH FROM THE MBPAL AND
MBCEF AND EACH SUBSEQUENT YEAR SUBJECT TO FUNDING
APPROVAL DURING THE CITY8 BUDGETARY PROCESS: AND FURTHER
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ANY AND ALL
DOCUMENTS OR AGREEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROGRAM.
WHEREAS, in January 2008, Ole City of Miami Beach, Florida ('Gty') entered into an
Education Compact with Miami -Dade County Pi Schools (M-DCPS) to enhance teaming
opportunities for youth; and
WHEREAS, the Education Compact reflecffi the desire of the Miami Beach community
to support excellence in the Gtys public schools, and
WHEREAS, the Florida Intemaaonal University (FIU) First Generation Scholarship
Program is supported try an innovative matching grant program established in 2006 by the
Florida Legislature: and
WHEREAS, the prograrn provides financial support o qualified undergraduate FIU
students who are the first generator in their families to attain a college degree, and
WHEREAS, this program is the only une of IS Idnd in the state of Florida to match
private donations for first generation scholarships, providing financial assisunce for students to
attend a state university or state college; and
WHEREAS, to date, FIU has ararded over 15,300 scholarships for ciiUal financial
support for FIU studiiii and
WHEREAS, the need. however, is far greeter than the a railaab resources - currently,
less than one in seven etigibk students re roves a First Generation Scholarship, and
WHEREAS, as a result. many talented and highly motivated students with limited
resources are forced to attend only part-time or postpone their education altogether; and
WHEREAS, the Fast Generation Scholarship Program ts, therefore, a vital source of
financial support for many of FIU's underserved, low-income students that Widges the gap
between their financial aid funding and than unmet need to fund than cost of attendance at Hi
and
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WHEREAS, increased snholership and program financial aid am critical 10 argue l al
all deserving students receive the essisamx needed to snmS, succeed. and graduate.: and
WHEREAS, Flu serves more than 58,000 students. 70% of wham an undergraduates.
appmdmately 9D% of Flu undergraduate students am minorl and ready 25% self -identify
as first generation college students: and
WHEREAS, fast generation students am more skely than their peen to come from
Wwer-eaming households, and yet despite the significant read, a high pemanage of FILI
students recelw only partial financial aid, and many students eligible for Fiat Generation
Scholarships remain unfunded; and
WHEREAS, in 2020�21, donor investment and sate -matched funds supported 889
students. while 6.555 (88.1%) studentsdid not mosiw funding; and
WHEREAS, avestig in Flu's First Generation Scholarship Program will benefit not only
the students, but the greater Miami Beech community: and
WHEREAS, to City of Miami Beach will contribute S28,000 for First Generation
Scrofanh ips and partner with the Mami Beach Police Athletic League, Inc. ('MBPAL') which
will contribute $3.500, and the Miami Beach Chamber Education Foundation. Inc. ('MBCEF)
which will also contribile $3.500, for tore) investment in the Flu Fast Generation Scholarship in
the amount of f35,000; and
WHEREAS. the Florida sate matching funds will provide an additional $70,000 which ts
a 2.1 maid yielding a foal amount of S1D5,000 for Flu find -generation scholarships: and
WHEREAS, approximately 30 students who am residents of the City would receive a
$3,500 6choarship in the 2022-23 school year, and
WHEREAS, funding will be prbdt¢ed to meet the needs of students who am degree-
aeeldng undargred students with a permanent address in the City and with zip codes of 33139,
33140, and 33141 (only residents in the City) with a preference for First Time in College (FTIC)
students; and
WHEREAS, should them be no eligible FTIC students, other Miami Beach students will
be eligible, and funding will be awarded based on financial need as indicated by the FAFSA
'unmet need' of Me Student i rol
WHEREAS, in an event where tare will not be enough sludenta eligible to award the
funds that meat thistle criteria, funds will be nosed owr to the following year or sdrolarship
amounls per student can be increased, and
WHEREAS, scholarships may be renewable upon meeting certain criteria inducing
recipients demonstrating financial need by completing the notched Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA) and being eligible for a Pell Grant mcipients must also be the fiat
genambon in -their family to attain a mAege bachelor's degree (Students whose Siblings law
attained or am pursuing a degree am tiled, eligible, recipients must be residents of the State of
Fonda, be enrolled in or accepted for admission to the Flu, and be a degree -seeking
undergraduate student enrolled M a minimum of slot credit hours per semester.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CfTY
COM MS " OF THE CRY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, Diet rw Meyw and City
Comnealebn hemby appmva and audw= 8s City Manager and City Clerk to execute
agreements with the Miami Beer31 Pgece Atdetic League, Inc. rMBPAL') and the Miami Basch
Chamber Education Foundation, Inc CMBCEF) to provide funding to Final Generation CoaeW
SchoWships for Miami Beach msbd nb though @Weerterds with Fladda klemetbnW
Unhersily, Foundation. lea as part of the State of RoAda 2-1 matcMng gn int with the kxal
amount of funding trwn tie City of Miami beech not to exceed 328,OOD for School Year 2022-
23, and $3,500 each from the MBPAL and MBCEF and each subsequent year. wbJecl to
fundlrg approval during the Ctys txegetsy ptoceaa; and flater auihp`Le the Coy Manager to
execute any end all documents w agreements in connection with to pragrarn.
PASSED AND ADOPTED me day of September. 2022.
ATTEST:
Rafael CkaracliI. Gty Cork
SEP 2 1 292
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Dan Gelber. Mayor
APPROVED AS TO
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MIAMI BEACH
COMIMION MEMORANDUM
TO
H onombta Mayw ad Mantes DI ft Cty Caanbsbn
FROM.
Aline T. Htlak City MerWer
DATE:
SepWrber 14, 2022
SUBJECT; A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS WITH THE
MIAMI BEACH POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE, INC. CMBPAL-) AND THE
MAN BEACH CHAMBER EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC. (-MECEF-) TO
PROVIDE FUNDING TO FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MIAMI BEACH RESIDENTS THROUGH
AGREEMENTS WITH FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
FOUNDATION, INC. AS PART OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 2�1 MATCHING
GRANT, WITH THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FUNDING FROM THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH NOT TO EXCEED $28.000 FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2022-23,
AND S3,500 EACH FROM THE MBPAL AND MBCEF AND EACH
SUBSEQUENT YEAR, SUBJECT TO FUNDING APPROVAL DURING THE
CITY'S BUDGETARY PROCESS; AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER TO EXECUTE ANY AND ALL DOCUMENTS OR AGREEMENTS
IN CONNECTI ON W ITH THE PROGRAM.
BACKGB411NDd11SIIIiR
In Jwl y 2008, a* Cdy of MW" Beach, FbWa CC*f ) erftmd ib an Eduction Compact
weh Mw*rt Dade CDW1ly Preis Sdzoh (M-DCPS) to V*+ baT-V OPPDr9a*ee for
ymd, The EdAz I Compact flMects ma desire Of am Mimi Beach omrar9s111' C ft"W
- - --- b em CAys Pubic schools.
The Florida IrdanM8orlal Uiva dy (F I U) First Gemmlon S&D*S p Pnlgran is supporMd by
an My,,,m a rnwdjV gram prDgmm estabfslmd n 2006 by the Flo ide 1-871I eae. The
PrOgMM PFOY16M llrendal SUPPa1 b 4+Mttad WXJW� FMl sedmas who are the W
g"walbn m drab f9rfdlm to afth a college dePee- TNa Poparn Is am orsy OtE of ib bnd m 111e
state of Fonda to aBkh private doru/aro for Mal W-vion stlitlerships, pr * tg tbabial
a,*Aw oe for sbdeM to a8ad a stale wmatily a Fbdda college_
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To dab, FIU has searded mw 15.300 scholarships for afOcal fierv>al support for FIU
studnib. The road, howinuir, Is fr gsaaw than to avaiable n ecuoes-arrertly. lees Nan ore in
sworn eligible sl deft raeives a Fast Generation Sdclarsh p. As a result. many taloned and
hinny .0111 rd sludads with IYraled reaDhroe6 an, faced b allNO arty Pe HITS, or Pospae MWIF
edrraam abg I The Flyd Ge eretm SdwMrohp P1o¢am 0, dwsk", a who sauce Of
hrdal sWpant for may or FAfs uWasmcd. bw4vima serdab Nat bndpes ore gap between
set arhahcia aid b+nd9 and NeY urrra need b fund aer curt of aMxldaxe to FIU.
ANALYSIS
Increased ednlemhp and pregran fnacia eid ore crtbcal to ensue M d deslifxV St daft
mceW the assistance needed to 1111. succeed, and graduhle. Irwestlrhg in FIU's Fiat
GererAlon Sdolashp Pmgran benefits not empty the students, but the gasser Mari Beach
community. FIU seises more Nor 56.OW sludate, 70% of whom ore uidagradsies_
Appo moray 90%d Fat udag nsiew swdab ore necdees, ad rwartr 25% ae6Jdmary as Its
gaoabm odepe sad"
First genaeaon sbdards ore more k* then their peers b cane from bwreararg
lwselells. Deagb the sgAcat need, a hill percentape h31 FIU iUWU rrrcane orty par6a
financial aid, and nary stlderb aigibb for Few Generation Sdnlershim sitar uriuded. In
MOM, data iuvwMie n and etebarelded Aadn wWoftd 899 slderb, while 6,565 (88.1%)
sodas did his receive fudrg. ReoeiMrg an award is elusive to many FIU sWdme, as to
done for furls elreeds FIVs aid badga.
Tho Cty of Wean Beech vA pabla wch Nor Mara Beach Poice Aabbc League, Inc.
('MBPAL') and the Mani Beach Chamber Education Foudalon. Inc. ('MBCEF') The Cory of
Mfam Beach w l oatrlbus S28.000 for Fora Geneueon Sdcashirs ad wlr dl with ore Man
Borah Pasco AtNdc Lee". tc. CMBPAL') which hW mrabue $3,500 and the Mad Beach
Charlber Education Fardalon, Inc ('MBCEF") which will raneibde f3S00 for tole nweeohlar in
One FIU Fla Gerera5m Scholarship of S35,OD0 ad ale Florida state malcturg funds M prwlda ter
addama $70,000 which s a 21 mAd ymk*V a tda amocat of $105.0001ar FIU katgaaalm
scholaM'ge.
Appn dnaely 30 stderts who are residents of ore City of WAani Beach would recima a
$3.500 scholarship in Ind 2022-23 school year. Fur&V wtt be pdatlad b meet the needs Of
sbldene who ore deWseaaebng udagrad drderb wah a panned adI In the city of Miami
Beach and rich ap codes of 33139, 33140. and 33141 (arty nasderhe in to sly of WOM Beach)
wort a preaerloe for Fors The in Cdega (FTIC) loaf. Shad arc bar no "Obe FTIC
ardab, ado abderR9 we le sageln Fundtq well be award i based m firrrda need a
ndcelad by ache FAFSA -unet reed' of the serdert it sere an, rot arogh sf3da1b3 dyde to
award the rods i nl nee tits med0. Track.0 be maed b ale fall v V year nr sci a
per sadants cart be h aea md: and
Schaash" may be renewable Won rteMrg name rchdnp redpiab dennreoaCa fracia
reed by canpbbg the nabnal Free Appllrbon for Fedora Sedan Aid (FAFSA) and be
eggbb for a Pd Grant, Mcowts neat be ore rite gererefon in lbW faruiy to elan a college
bacidor's degree (sl derls whose 3tlllrga refs dotted or ore p isuftg a degree ars abo
eigift. reclplab nest be Msidab at to Sty of Fbrda be enmW in or accepted for
admission to ore tkivensity and be a degno- sea" uderyadhaee shdents enrolled for a
nersmu n of sic Bradt hours per semester
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SUPPORTING SURVEY DATA
49.1%of leslderb We SWkS%d of very saftW `Adh pubic schools in Mini Beach
FINMCIAL INFORMATION
$28,000 FY 23
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RESOLUTION NO. 2024-33180
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 2019-30958,
RESOLUTION NO, 2021-31572, AND RESOLUTION NO. 2022-32099, WHICH
APPROVED AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND MIAMI-DADE
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD FOR THE CRY TO FUND DUAL ENROLLMENT
COURSES, THROUGH MIAMI DADE COLLEGE, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL
UNIVERSITY, AND UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, AT MIAMI BEACH NAUTILUS
MIDDLE SCHOOL AND MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL; SAID
AMENDMENT ALLOWING FOR FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $41,432 TO BE
USED AS NEEDED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY THROUGH
ALL APPROVED PROVIDERS OF DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES FOR THE
2024.2025 SCHOOL YEAR AND EACH SUBSEQUENT YEAR THEREAFTER,
SUBJECT TO FUNDING APPROVAL DURING THE CITY'S BUDGETARY
PROCESS; AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
EXECUTE ANY AND ALL DOCUMENTS OR AGREEMENTS IN CONNECTION
WITH THE PROGRAM.
WHEREAS. the Education Compact with Miami -Dade County Public Schools ('M-
OCPS'), established on January 16, 2008 ('Education Cpmpai seeks to increase academic
support and achievement and reflect the desire of the Miami Beach community to support
excellence in the Cih/s public schools to improve educational opportunities far youth; and
WHEREAS, in order to increase academic support and achievement, the Education
Compact seeks w identity and pursue the implementation of best practices strategies to increase
the graduation rate at Miami Beach Sr. High School ('MBSHi and
WHEREAS, dual enrollment is a program that allows eligible high school and middle
school students currently attending accredited Miami Dade County public schools. private high
schools, or home schools, to enroll in a college course while attending high school or middle
school; and
WHEREAS. the Credits that students earn in the dual enrollment program must be
applicable toward a high schi diploma and postsecondary educetlonal title, such as a college
assodate, a baccalaureate degree, or a technical certificate; and
WHEREAS, due to state funding changes for dual enrollment courses in July 2013, M-
DCPS is responsible for reimbursing colleges for instructor and administrative fees, which has
limited the number of courses offered due to available funding and credentianng limitations of
instructional school staff; and
WHEREAS, on May 21, 2014. the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No.
2014-28601 to support dual enrollment at Miami Beach Senior High School beginning in Spring
2015 through Fonda International University at an amount not to exceed $20,000; and
WHEREAS, prior to the City providing Nis enhancement, duel enrollment was not offered by the
high school or offered sporadically; and
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WHEREAS, dual enrollment courses saw students and parents money, as dual enrollment
students are exempt from paying application, registration, tuition, laboratory, and special fees if
the classes taken are being used toward high school graduation; and
WHEREAS, at the July 6, 2016. Finance and Citywide Pm;ecls Committee ('FCWPC')
meeting, the committee recommended accepting the enhancement request of $13,000 to expand
dual enrollment options at Miami Beach Nautim Middle School and Miami Beach Senior High
School, through a partnership between the City, Miami Dade College, and MiamFDade County
Public Schools, and
WHEREAS. at the July 13, 2016, City Commission meeting, a discussion relating to the
expansion of dual enrollment options at Miami Beach Nautilus Middle Shod and Miami Beach
Senior High School, was referred to the NeighboModalCommunity ARaim Committee ('NCAC').
The NCAC unanimously recommended the enhancement in the City's FV 17 budget and the
FCWPC unanimously recommended expanding the dual enrollment program; and
WHEREAS, on August 26, 2016, the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No.
2016-29537. accepting the recommendations of the FCWPC and the NCAC, and authorizing the
City to execute an agreement with Miami Dade College and M-DCPS, to provide dual enrollment
mu ma, taught at Miami Beach Senior High School, Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School. for 8th
grade students attending the Middle School and Miami Beach Fienberg Fisher K-8 Center during
the 2016-2017 school year, and
WHEREAS, an September 11, 2019. the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution
No. 2019.30958, approving an agreement between the City of Miami Beach and are MiamrDede
County School Board to provide dual enrollment mums for students attending Miami Beach
Senior High School, in an amount not to exceed $28,000, and
WHEREAS, on November 6. 2019, the City and M-DCPS executed Amendment No. 1 to
the agreement extending the program for the 202D-2021 school year, and
WHEREAS, on May 8, 2022, Amendment No. 2 to the Agreement was executed to hcude
Florida International University (FIU) as an additional prodder of dual enrollment courses, so that
the City, through its partnership with M-DCPS, may maximize the amount of dual enrollment
mumea that may be offered at the High School and the Middle Schod, based upon the approved
City Contribution; and
WHEREAS, on February 10, 2020, the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution
No. 2021-31572, amending Resolution No. 2019-30955, which approved an agreement between
the City and Miami -Dade County School Boom for the City to fund duel enrollment courses,
through Miami Dade College, at Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School and Miami Beach Senior
High School; said amendment adding Florida International University as an additional provider of
dual enrollment courses; and
WHEREAS, an April 6, 2022. the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No.
2022-32099. which approved an agreement with the Univereityof Florida and Miami -Dade County
Public Schools to provide dual enrollment courses. for college credit, for students at Miami Beech
Senior High School The City's partnership with OF provides funding in the amount of $13,432 to
cover the cost for instructors, approximately $6,716 per mum per semester, for eligible and
credentialed teachers, City Staff. and Miami Beach residents, m an amount not to exceed
$13.432; and
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WHEREAS, the City's partnership with OF continues to expand with two new Artificial
Intelligence (AI) dual enrollment courses available in the 2024-25 school year; and
WHEREAS, MESH W11 be the only high school in the state to offer At classes with a OF
professor, and
WHEREAS, as such, this amendment will allow for the utilization of the allocated hinds of
$41,432 to be used for dust enrollment mum" offered through FIU. MDC. and OF based on
student interest on a school -year basis; and
WHEREAS, the flexibility to utilize the funds allocated, in an amount of $41.432, for dual
enrollment at both MBSH and MBNMS through Partnerships weh FIU, MCC, and OF will allow the
City and M-DCPS to meet the needs of the Miami Beach community within the publo schools;
and
WHEREAS, the City Manager recommends au0rorairg the City to execute Amendment
No. 3 to the Agreement to maximize the number of dual enrollment Courses that may be offered
at Miami Beach Senior High School and Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School through any
combination of the approved providers induding Florida International University. Miami Dade
College, and University of Florida,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City
Commission hereby autrodze the City Manager to negotiate and execute an amendment to
Resolution No. 2019-30958. Resolution No. 2021-31572, and Resolution No. 2022-32099. which
approved an agreement between the City and Miami -Dade County School Board for the City to
fund dual enrollment courses, through Miami Dade College. Flonde International University, and
University of Florida, at Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School and Miami Beach Senior High
School; said amendment allowing for funds in the amount of $41,432 to be used as needed to
meet Iris needs of the community through all approved Providers of dual enrollment courses for
the 2024-2025 school year and each subsequent year thereafter, subject to funding approval
dunng the Citys budgetary process; and further authorize the City Manager to execute any and
all documents or agreements in connection with the program.
PASSED and ADOPTED this day of 2024.
Stevan Meiner. Mayor
ATTESOG...d,
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Resolutbrhs -C7 H
MIAMI BEACH
i Or Honorable Meyer and Members of the City Cplrvnicsion
FROM: Rickalle Williams, Interim City Manager
DATE: July 24, 2024
TITLE: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 2019-30958.
RESOLUTION NO. 2021-31572, AND RESOLUTION NO. 2022-32099. WHICH
APPROVED AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARD FOR THE CITY TO FUND DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES,
THROUGH MIAMI DADE COLLEGE, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
AND UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, AT MIAMI BEACH NAUTILUS MIDDLE SCHOOL
AND MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL; SAID AMENDMENT ALLOWING
FOR FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF S41,432 TO BE USED AS NEEDED TO MEET
THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY THROUGH ALL APPROVED PROVIDERS OF
DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES FOR THE 2024-20255CHOOL YEAR AND EACH
SUBSEQUENT YEAR THEREAFTER. SUBJECT TO FUNDING APPROVAL
DURING THE CITY'S BUDGETARY PROCESS: AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING
THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ANY AND ALL DOCUMEN75 OR
AGREEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROGRAM.
RECOMMENDATION
The Administration recommends authorizing the City Manager to execute Amendment NO. 3 to
the Agreement, to maximize the number of dual enrollment counters that may be offered at Miami
Beach Senior High School and Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School through any cumbkhatior of
the approved providers including Florida International University (FIU), Miami Dade College
(MDC) and UnNersty of Florida (UF).
BACKGROUNDIHISTORY
The Education Compact with Miami -Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS), established on
January 16. 2008 ('Education Compacr), includes the outcome to Increase academic support
and achievement The Education Compact rafbcla the desire of the Miami Beach community m
support excellence in the Cay's public schools to improve educational opportunities for youth.
To increase academic support and achievement the Education Compact seeks to identify and
pursue the Implementation of best practices sbategiea to increase the graduation role at Miami
Beach Senior High School (MBSHS). Dual enrolment is a program that allows eligible high school
and middle school "ents wmenty attending accredited Miami -Dade County public schools,
"Ifte high schools, or home schools. to enroll in a college muse while attending high school or
middle scwol. The credits that students earn in the dual enrollment program must be applicable
Toward a high school diploma and poeNewndary educational title, such as a college associate, a
baccalaureate degree, or a :ethnical certificate.
Due to stale funding changes for dual enrolment ahurses in July 2013, M4)CPS is responsible
for reimbursing coleges for :nalructor and sum Mabative fees; therefore. limiting the number of
courses offered due to available funding and creden0ahng limitations of instructional school staff.
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On May 21, 2014, the Mayor and CM Commission adopted Resolution No. 201a28601 to support
dual enrollment at Miami Beach Senior High Schad beginning in Spring 2015 through Florida
International University at an amount not to exceed $20,000 Prior to the City providkg this
enhancement, dual enrollment was not offered by the high school or offered sporadically. Dual
enrollment courses save students and parents money, as dual enrolbront students are exempt
from paying application, regotiaton, tuition, laboratory, and specal fees if the Gasses taken are
being used toward high school graduation. At the July 6. 2016, Finance and Citywide Projects
Committee (FCWPC) meeting, the committee recommended accepting the enhancement request
of $11000 to expend dual enrollment options at Miami Beach Nautilus Middle Schaal and Miami
Beach Senior High Schad, through a partra ri between the City, Miami Dade College, are
Miami -Dade County Public Scrods At the July 13. 2016. City Commission meeting, a discussion
relating to the expansion of dual enrollment options at Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School and
Miami Beach Senior High School, was refsmild to the NeighbortaodslCom na nity Affairs
Committee (NCAC). The NCAC unanimously recommended era enharasment in the Ciys FY
2017 budget and the FCWPC unanimously recommended expanding the dual enrollment
program.
On August 26, 2016. the Mayo and City Commission adopted Resolution No. 2016-
29537(A6achment A), accepting die recommendations of the FCWPC and the NCAC, and
authorizing the City to execute an agreement with Miami Dade College and M-DCPS, to Provide
dual enrollment courses taught at Miami Beach Senior High School, Miami Beach Nautilus Middle
School, for Sth grade students attending the Middle School and Miami Beach Fienberg Fisher K-
8 Center during g1e 201F2017 school year.
On September 11, 2019, the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No. 2019-30958
(Alachment B), approving an agreement between Via CM of Miami Beach and the Miami Dade
County School Board to provide dual enrollment address for students attending Miami Beach
Senior High School, in an amount not to exceed $28.000.
On November 8, 2019, the City and Ni executed Amendment No. 1 to me agreement
extending the program for the 2020-2021 school year.
Amendment No. 2 to the Agmementwas executed on May 8, 2022, to include Fonda Intemalonai
University (FIU) as an additional provider of dual enrollment courses, so that the City, through Its
partnership with M-DCPS, may maximize the amount of dual enrollment nooses that may be
offered at the High Schad and the Middle School, based upon the approved City Contribution.
On February 10, 2020. the Mayo and City Commission adopted Resolution No. 2021-31572
(Attachment C), amerdirg Reaokution No. 2019-3095a. which approved an agreement between
the City and Mlan*Dade County School Board fair the City to fund dual enrollment courses.
through Miami Dade Co". at Miami Beach, Naudhua Middle School and Miami al Senor
High Scholl: said amendment adding Florida International University as an addoonal provider of
duel enrolinni courses.
On April 6, 2022, the Mayor and City Cormnissioh adopted Resolution No. 2022-32099
(Attachment 0). which approved an agreement with the Unwsity of Fonds and Miami -Dade
County Public Schools to provide dual arlroament coursed, fro college credit. for students at Miami
Beach Senior High School. The Cky's partnership with Ur provides funding in the amount of
$13,432 to cover the cast for in"ors, approximately $6.716 per couru per mnlesta. ter
eligible and credenlialed teachers. City Staff and Miami Beach residents, in an amount no to
exceed $13,432.
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ANALYSl4
The City of Miami Beach in parinenhip with Miam4Dade County Public Schods (M-DCPS).
Florida International University, Miami -Deft College, and the University of Florida (UF) offers
dual enlollmmnt Courses at Miami Bead) Senior High School (MBSH) and Miami Beach Nautilus
Middle School (MBNM).
The Chart below provides information on the number of course and class sedans available, as
well as the financial savings to Miami 86aldh families since Program inception of $3,536.972
(Attachment E) for those children Choosing to 011108 in dual enrollment classes funded by the City
offered at Miami Beach public school.
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Funding to support and expand the Partnership in the 2023-2024 load Year included an
estimated city Contribution of $104.000 for instrucfCr salanee and MDCPS estimated Contribution
of $28,500 Aor textbooks This partnership aleo supports Class sae reduction.
The dual enrollmem program at MESH end MBNM School allows eligible students M anroY in a
Wlege counts and high school doss simultaneously The Charles the students earn are used
towards both a high school diploma and are acceptable towards a college assaiata"5 degree,
bachelor's degree. or technical certificate. The benefits of offering dual anmllme nt courses to
high school and middle sdhod students indhde'.
• Saves students and parents money. as dual enrollment students are exempt from paying
application, mostraaon, tuition, laboratory, and special fees if the classes taken are being
used toward high school graduation
• Ennches the course oppommifks for ouistandin9 nigh school I middle school students
• Shortens the time lo attain a college degree
• Provides students with College credit that is transfer
a0la to a college or university
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Allow, grades armed to become part of the student's permanent transcripts
Dual enrollment course offerings include, but are not limited to, the following for the 202a-2025
school year.
• Architecture and Humanity
• Ballet Techniques I
• Busirlesa a Professional Communication
• Criminology
• English Comp I and II
• Fundamentals cf Argumentation and Debate
• Individual in Society
• Introduction to Business
• Introduction to Criminal lusdce
• Introduction to Entrepreneurship
• Introduction of Soadogy
• Modem Danoe Techniques
• Psyrholwy of Personal Effeawerai
• Public Speaking
• Social Problems
• Strategies for Success
• Survey of Architectural History
• Writing and Rhetoric I and II
• Design Graphics 1
• Design Studio 1
• Introduction to Architecture
• Survey of Architectural History
• Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals
• Frontiers of Artificial Intaligpnce (AI)
The City 5 partnership in OF continues to espard win two new Artifiaal intelligence (AI) dual
enrogment courses available in tl a 201 school year. MESH will be the only high school in the
stare to after At classes with a OF professor.
FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT
This amendment wid aaow for ft ullli29tinn of the dbcated funds of $41,432 to be used for dual
enrollment courses offered through FIU. MDC, and OF based on student interest on a school year
basis.
Doll this Ordinance rearare a Business Ini EstiEwIll?
(FOR ORDINANCES ONLY)
The Business Impact Estimate (BIE) wes published on See BIE at:
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The flexibility to ubfae the funds allocated. n an amount of $41.432. for dual enrollment at both
MBSH and MBNMS through pannenihigs with FIU. MDC. and OF wig ailm the City and WDCPS
to meet "reads of the Miami Beach community w thin the public schools.
Apolicable Area
Citywide
Is this a "Residents RI ht to Know" Item Is this Item pelated W a G O aond
puisuant to City code Section 2-177 Pra ac 7
No Na
We, this Agenda Rom Initially MWaSted by a lobbyist which, as defined o Code Sec. 2-487.
includes a prfmioal 2MCed in IobWM7 No
If so. specify the name of lobbynt(sl and pmcipal(s)'.
Department
Edurabon and Pedomrence Inaiatives
Soonsonsl
coma.. rtsl
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RESOLUTION NO. 2016.2963T
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CRY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE FINANCE AND CITYWIDE
PROJECTS COMMITTEE AND THE
NEIGHBORHOODICOMMUNIT' AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, AND
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT WITH MIAMI-DADE COLLEGE AND MN1aM-
DARE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ACCEPTABLE TO THE
CITY MANAGER AND CITY ATTORNEY, TO PROVIDE DUAL
ENROLLMENT COURSES FOR COLLEGE CREDIT FOR
STUDENTS ATTENDING MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH
SCHOOL, NAUTILUS MIDDLE SCHOOL. AND FlENBERG
FISHER K2 CENTER DURING THE 2015-2011 SCHOOL YEAR
WHEREAS, the Eduahw Compact Whh Miami -Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS),
established on January 16, 2000 (-EAuabon Compeer), includes the outcome to increase
academic support And sohiavemerrt, and
WHEREAS, the Education Compact reflects the desire of the Miami Beach mmmuney
to support excellence in She City's public schools to Improve educational opportunaies for youth,
and
WHEREAS. at the January 31, 2014 Miami Beach City Co nnweslen Retreat, the Key
Intended Outcomes (KIO) In the City's Strategic Plan were discussed MW amendments to the
priority outcomes of the Mayor and City Canmissiorl were formaly, adapted on March $, 2014
pun rr: to Real No. 2014-28525: and
WHEREAS, Reaolwon No. 2014-28525 established the KIO to lnd a Public Schaal
Accountability Mainly at Middle School and Achieve K-12 Educational Excellence', and
WHEREAS, at the July 6, 2016 Fnarlce and Caywide Projects Committee masUrp. the
CommAbm recommended accepting One enhancement reQueat of $13.000 to expand dual
anroGnent options at Nautilus Middle School and MIMni Beach Senior High School through a
parbwanp with this City, Mlem:Ded , Cosege, and Memi-Dede Cowq Public Schools Na Die
Education Compact Fund, and further approved a a inn" favorable rxnmrllerda0on at Is
July 22, 2016 mae ft and
WHEREAS, dm iw item C4A on the July 13. M16 City Commmedn agerds,
regarding a mrbhmehip wish Ngam'rDsde College and Miami -Dade County Pudic Schools for
the expansion of Dore Enroument optima wain NaWlus Midtlle School and Miami Beach Senior
High School, was rofarmd to and IN'-amed a un in imom favorable rerdnmMdation from the
NaighbomoodelCommunity, Affairs COMM13ft at its July 15. 2016 meeting As a recommended
enhancement in the City's 2016117 floral budget. snd
WHEREAS, the graduation rate at Miami Beach Senior High School (MESH) "a 79 4%
in 2015, a 16.7% wroesse from 2010: and
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WHEREAS, M-DCPS climate survey data for the 2014/5 Schaal Year vfkctW that
75% and 87% of parents, and 91% and 93% of school staff, agree or ehongy spree that
chedmn are receiving a good education at Miami Beach Senior High School and Nautilus Middle
School, respeaivaly, and that 55% and 87% of Rudents at those schools agree or strongly
agree that they are receiving a good education and
WHEREAS, an sotivlty moulded in the Education Compact to mcrease academic support
and achievement is to identify and pursue the implementation of best practices strategies to
m rease, the graNation rate at a1BSHS; and, Dual Enrollment programs are best practice
programs that emch the course opportunities for outstanding high school students and saves
students and parents mawy: and
WHEREAS, Dual Enrollment is a program thal allows eligible high school and mode
achoel students currently attending accredited Waml-Dede County public or private high
schools, or home schools, to smell in a college couras while attending high wool or middle
school, The credits that students earn must be used toward both a high school diploma and are
acceptable towards a college Associate or Baccalaureate degree, or, a Technical Certifrile.
and
WHEREAS, students in the 6' , 7' , 8�.. 91 101 11r", and 12r" gades thou are
ervoled in M-DCPS ere eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment programs and must meet
specific criteria; and
WHEREAS, Miami -Dade Cal" (MDC) currency offers dual enmAment courses in
approximately 34 rut of 53 high schools and two (2) midde schools across Miami -Dade Courtly;
and
WHEREAS, cue to state funding changes for Dual Enrolment canes in July 2013,
individual high schools are responsible for reimposing colleges for imbrux for and administrative
fees. As such, the number of courses offered a limited due to available funding, along with
aadenualhg imitation of instructional school sMh ant
WHEREAS, the City Administration recommends, and I would be in the beat interest of
high school and middle scrod students aaend'ng public school in the City, Tou the City of
Miami Beach enter into an agreement who MDC to allow for the credentialing of eligible City
staff, as weft es qualified residents. to moreYe the number of DuW Enrollment courses available
at Miami Beach Sena High Schad and Nautilus Middle School for upcoming School Years;
and
WHEREAS, a City of Mlemi Real parWsrship with MDC waJd Provide funding for
instructors m a cot of approximately S4,330 par wune per sarteater for eligible and
crademialed City staff and Miami Reach residents, not to exceed read 12) Duel Enrolment
courses during the 201617 School Year Ia Miami Beath Senior High Srdod and one (1) Dust
Enrolmem courses dump the 2016.17 School Year at Nsublus Middle School, with the
expectation that the number of Dual Enrolment courses offered each subsequent School Year
would increese, and
WHEREAS, students attending Fenberg Fisher K-8 Center will also be able to enroll in
the Dual Enrollment courses offered M NautiWs Middle Shod.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED 13Y THE MAYOR AND THE CRY
COW SSION OF THE CITY OF MIAett BEACH, FLORIDA that Ilia Mayor eM City
Commssion hereby accept the necornmendabors of the Finance end Citywide Protects
Committee , the Neighbortwod/Communi y Affairs Committee, and the City Adnivistrebm and
henllby wAhorize the City Manager to execute an agreement wain Miami -Dade College and
Miami -Dade County Public Schools. acceptable to the City Manager and City Anomey. to
pmvide Dual Enrollment courses for college credit for studenla anandalg Miami Beach Senior
High School, Nautilus Middle School, two Flenberg FWW K.S Center durmg ft 2016-2017
Schoo. Year.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ties /f day of Sepember.
ATTEST'.
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MIAMI BEACH
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM
TO Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission
FROM' JWr" L. Morales, City Manager
DATE: Septenber 14, 2016
SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMPASSION OF THE CITY OF
MAMA BEACH, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE
FINANCE AND CITYWIDE PMECTS COMdITTEE AND THE
NEIGHBORHOOD/COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, AND AUTHORIZING
THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH NAM-DADE
COLLEGE AND MAM-DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ACCEPTABLE TO
THE CITY MANAGER AND CITYATTORNEY, TO PROVIDE DUAL ENROLLMENT
COURSES FOR COLLEGE CREDIT FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING MAN
BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, NAUTILUS PADDLE SCHOOL, AND FIENBERG
FISHER K-8 CENTER DURING THE 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR
The Adwistradon recornewds the approval of Otis Res"on. This approval will asast the
Departren! w aanrofnhtlg its measurable otjedves lilted to the Oty's Key Intended Outcdnea to
h&,ce public School Actnuntabiity Mainly at Monte School and Achieve K-12 Educational
F.00sence
ANALYSIS
SIS
The Edu®8an Corrpacl vM Miern-Dade CquAy Public Schools (MDCPS), estabIshed Ch Jealary
16. 2008. includes the uAcorm to aloeate acaderic auppbrl and achievemanl. Since the
Fducatim Compact hrplernelfakn, the Cdy of Mem Beach Ito collaborated with MDCPS to
mWoe eauratiarw oppawrdtiee for yank A the January 31. 2WAI Cornriecion Reheat. the Oys
Key Intended Ou con e6 (KID) in tlu Strategic Then vam 1xisled lo mllbd Che pdonty outonnr of
the Maya and Canen:dm, and use fomielly adopted on March 5. 2014 per RaeoWBbn No. 2014-
2662S. The PAsokecn uppal5 are KID 10 h LW PUbhC School A=Wtabft Mainly at Middle
School and Achieve K-12 Eduea&w* Fxellerca.
The graduation rate at Munn Beach Sailor Ho School at 794 percent h 2015, is a 16.7 percent
increase from 2010. MOCPS d roW uuvey data for ttro 2014-15 School Yee/ reMecled that 75% of
pse Abe gt%of sdl d atelf agree a etrmgry agree het chaden ate fecO*V a good edu®tinn
at Mani Bescln SMdor High School, and 55%of shdats apse Or 5"0 agree that troy are
race" a goal educator.
Further. the MOCPS dmate survey dale for Me 201415 School Year reflected Net 87% of pa vft
and 93% of school Nall agree or strongly agree that chidren are raceMng a good eb,aaon at
Psge 4/8 d 22"
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Nautilus piddle School, and 67% of students aVe , a wcogy agree Ihat they are remivng a good
education.
An a wiry included in the Education Carped to •.rhaease acadil support and achievement is b
identity and pursue the irrplerersatlm of best Practice strategies to increase the graduation rate a
Marni Beech Senor High School (MESH). Dual Enrdlrlent progrxle anddn course oPPahahifies far
oulstanking high school students and saves students and Parents Money.
Dual Enrollnent is a program that dbws eligible high sdrool and nidole school students currently
attending accredited Miarri-Dade Canty, pudic or pnvate nigh schools. or horns schools to enroll in
a mlege cohnie and thigh school Caaee sirrulansorsy. The credits that students earn must be
used toward both a tagh Schad dpbM and are acceptable towards a college Associate or
Baccalaureate degree, or Technical Certificate . The benefits of Offering dual enrolment classes to
high school students include,
• Enrfdnes the course opportunities for outstanding high school students
• Shortens the tine to attain a college degree
• Saves students and parents ffunhey, as dual wailinent students are elsrpt from paying
applical'on. regrstradon. tuition, abmabry, and special fees if the castles) taken are being
used bwwd high scud graduation
• Prohdha stueehm vith college aedll the b transklaDk b a college a unvasity
• Grades lamed Through dud enro6tent will bemnne pan of the studentspennsneni high
school and coi transients
Stutlerds in the 6ei. 70, r. tie, 100. 11"1 and 12eh grades that are enroled in M-DCPS are eligible
to participate the Dual EaolkmM proWs ne and must reel the following silents
• Arrininum 3.0 high school unweighted Veda point average (GPA)
• Paved the appropriate seniors of the Colleges Bass, SIdl5 AseeasrreM Teats (PERT or
CPT), or subnpled adequate SATIACT access, a subrited adequate FCAT scores.
• Pemission hen the parent1guahian, high school principal and counselor
• Met with the College Dual Fsrdkterd Coordinator ol the Carpus he/she plans b attend
• An hndenan li g that tins arount of wok necessary b succeed in dual erlrolnnenl cpulea
will be greater than m No school courses and Tud earn a grade Of T' or higher in their
cotkge,Wei courses b =b" paticpak0n. Students whose College GPA falls below 2.0
are ineligible to continue dual emamner
we to tagsaeve Chagas (Senate bill 1514), funding for this duel ervdtrteM phogrom charged.
arectve Jury 1. 2013, Pondmisty, mnrlsaity colleges and universftles aasurred the mod of dual
enrdlrrent. Shdewe are carrot from paying for tuition, thowerwic scads Mast hsirbhasa the
mpapa/urysry it. college aside centres (duel eadlo nit) taken by eligible high school and
Middle sdod students, vRo hest tie a 3.0 umleigihled GPA and be cd A -ready in Rearing and
Writing per 9aie-appaed tests (PERT, SAT/ACT, FLAT).
As such, the nulrber of courses offered is Wriled due to available hndahg. along with aedensdkg
krlakorhs of instructond schod salt. Kern -Dade College (MDC) currently effect dud enrolk land
courses in appronanaky 3A out of 53 high scads and two (2) coddle schools aaeas Miam-Dade
County.
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TM City a0nnlabalian remnmerds, and it would be r Ne best interest of high school and mddle
school sot W13 attending publio school in the CtY.. that the City of Mtam Beach o enter ifM an
Agreernam with MDC to allow far eta credendal ng of efiglble City staffas well as WalrhW resxdents,
to rtf ri de nunber of Dual E rotlnent courses available at Mam Beach Senor High School and
N "l,, Middle School for upcomrg 5311001 years.
A City of Mam Beach patnershp with MDC would W wde funding for instructors at a cost of
appmzmately S4,330 per course per semester only for eligible MDC adjunct instructions; and
aedenealed City staff and Ream Beach residerts not to echoed two (2) Duel ErroMmenl courses
during due 201677 School Year at Iiii Beach Sermor High School and one (1) Dial Errchem
courses dump tie 201617 School Veer at Nautilus Middle School, with the e,pedeeon that the
nurrOer of Dual Enrollment causes offered eactt subsequent School Year would increases
The Admnmtation recommends tha approval of this Resolution.
Achreve Educational (K-12) Etcetlance
FINMCtAL INFORMAnON
A City 04 Kom Beach partnership with IADC would provide fusing for'retructors at a coot of
epproxdmately $4.330 per course per semester only for eligible MDC adjunct ireaucows ad
credenbaied City staff and Miami Beach residents rot to eueed two (2) Dual Errollment
courses during the 201617 School Year m Mare Beach Senior High School ad one (1) Dual
Enrolment courses dung the 201617 School Yea at Nautilus Willa School, with, the
expectation the she nu nber of Dust Enroanxand courses offered each subsequent Stool Yea
mLAd eraestate for an uitisl mrtr of two yeas, With possible one year ederr ions sibiti o
funding approval.
Arnooml $13,000 Account 177E881-000343
(Subject to FY
2016117
Budget
Appi
Lauklatlre Traeke.n
Oganaafion Development Pefformawe IrvEelnes
ATT.. burg.
Description
o Resol�iian Duw Errdinnent PADC
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RESOLUTION NO. 2019J0958
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING, IN THE FORM
ATTACHED TO THIS RESOLUTION, AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
CITY AND MIAMI-0ADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO PROVIDE
DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES FOR THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR,
THROUGH MIAMI-0ADE COLLEGE, FOR COLLEGE CREDIT FOR
EIGHTH GRADE STUDENTS ATTENDING MIAMI BEACH NAUTILUS
MIDDLE SCHOOL FM1A NAUTILUS MIDDLE SCHOOL, MIAMI BEACH
FIENBERG-FISHER K2 CENTER FIKIA AS FIENBERG FISHER K-8
CENTER, AND FOR 9TH, 10TH, I ITH AND 12TH GRADE STUDENTS
ATTENDING MU1MI BEACH SENIOR HIGH, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO
EXCEED $28,000 ("CITES CONTRIBUTION.); AND APPROVING THE
FUNDING OF THE CITES CONTRIBUTION FOR THE 2019-2020
SCHOOL YEAR FROM THE CITY'S 201B-2019 FY BUDGET: AND
APPROVING THE CITES CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROGRAM
FOR EACH SUBSEQUENT SCHOOL YEAR, SUBJECT TO FUNDING
APPROVAL DURING THE CITIB BUDGETARY PROCESS AND
PROVIDED EXCEED $2B4O00T AND FURTHER THE CITYS OA CONTRIBUTIONAMOUNT
TCITY MANAGER
AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE ANY AND ALL REQUIRED
AGREEMENTS AND DOCUMENTS TO IMPLEMENT THE PROGRAM.
WHEREAS, the Education Compact with Miami -Dade County Public Schools
(-M-DCPS-), established on January 16. 2008 ('Education Compact'), includes the
outcome to increase academic support and achievement: and
WHEREAS, the Education Compact erects the desire of the Miami Beach
community to support excellence in the City& public schools to Improve educational
opportunities for youth; and
WHEREAS, the graduation rate at Miami Beach Senior High School (MESH) in
2D16 was 82.5%, a 18.2%increase, from 2011; and
WHEREAS, in order to Increase academic support and adlievement, the
Education Compact seeks to identify and pursues the Implementation of best Pracucea
stralegles to inIX ge the graduation rate at hill and
WHEREAS, dual enrollment is a program that allows eligible high school and
middle school students arrerrtty attending accredited Miami -Dade County public
schools, private high schools, or hone schools, to enroll in a co0ege course While
attending high school or middle school; and
WHEREAS, the credits that students earn in the dual enrollment program mug!
be applicable toward a high school diphma and postsecondary educational title. such
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as the college associate, a baccalauma➢e degree, or a technical certdicaW and
WHEREAS, students in p, gin, and 10s grades that am enrolled in M-DCPS
are eligible to participate in dual enrollment programs and must meet specific critena;
and
WHEREAS, due to (state funding changes for dual enrollment murses in July
2013, M-DCPS is responsible for reimbursing colleges for Instructor and administrative
fees; therefore, limiting the number of courses offered due to available funding and
credentialing limitations of instructional schml staff; and
WHEREAS, Miami Dade Cotlepe CMDC) currently offers a dual enro8merlt
courses in approximately 34 out of 53 high schoois and two (2) middle schools across
Miami -Dade County; and
WHEREAS, at the January 31, 2014 Miami (leach City Commission Retreat,
the Key Intended Outcomes ('KIOn in the City's Strategic Plan were discussed and
amendments to the priority outcomes of the Mayor and City Commission were formally
adopted on March 5, 2014 pursuant to Resolution No.2014-28525; and
WHERE", Resolution No. 2014-28525 established the KIO to 'Induce Public
School Accountability Mainly at Middle SchooP and to 'Achieve Educational K-12
Excellence; and
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beech has supported dual enrollment at Miami
Beach Senior High School since Spring. 2015 for 110 and 120 graders through Florida
International University; and
WHEREAS, prior to the City providing this enharroar rt, dual enrollment was
not offered by the high school or offered sporadically; and
WHEREAS, since the impkrmentatdn of the program, in Spring 2015, there was
a financial savings, in the amoum of $440,907.39 (based on 2016-2017 Fkmda State
tuition rates), to Miami Beach famifies for those children choosing to enroll in dual
enrollment courses; and
WHEREAS, dual enrollment courses save students and parents money, as dual
enrollment students are exempt from paying application, registration, tuitan,
laboratory, and special feet if the classes taken are being used toward high school
graduation, and
WHEREAS, at the July 6, 2016 Finance and Citywide Protects Committee
('FCWPC') meeting, the committee recommended accepting the enhancement request
of $13,000 to expand dual enrollment options at Naubluts Middle School and Miami
Beach Senior High School, through a partnership between the City, Miami Dade
College, and Miami -Dade County Public Schools via the Education Compact Fund; and
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WHEREAS, at the July 13, 2016 City Commission meeting, a diaeusaion relating
to the exparmion of dual enrollment options at Nautilus Middle School and Miami Beach
Senior High School, was referred to the NeighborlwoddCommunity Affairs Committee
CNCAC'),
WHEREAS, at na July 15, 2016 meeting, the NCAC unanimously recommended
the enhancement in the City's 2016.2017 fiscal budget, and
WHEREAS, at its July 22, 2016 meeting, the FCWPC unanimously
recommended expanding the dual BrYDIlMalht program; and
WHEREAS, on August 26, 2016, the Mayor and City Commissim adopted
Resolution Number No. 2016-29537. accepting the recommendations of the FCWPC
and the NCAC, and authorizing the City to execute an agreement wiM Miami Dade
College and M-DCPS, to provide dual enrollment courses taught at Miami Beach
Senior High School (the 'High School'), for 9a' and 10" grade students atendkhg the
High School, and at Nautilus Middle School (the 'Middle Sc hods, for r grade
students sltarhding the Middle School and Fienberg Fisher K-8 Center during the
2016-2017 school year, and
WHEREAS, on January 4, 2017, the City, M-DCPS. and Miami Dade College
executed an agreement to provide thew dual enrollment courses, providing for a total
City oontribudon of E13,D00 in fiscal year 2016-2017; and
WHEREAS. on December 10, 2018, the City and M-DCPS executed another
Agreement to provide these dual enrollment courses, providing for a total City
contribution of $28,0130 in fiscal year 2018-2019; and
WHEREAS. on June 5, 2019. the Miami Dade County Public School Board
adopted a resolution relating to Item D-87, renaming Biscayne Elenuntary School to
Biscayne Beach Elementary Stool; South Pointe Elementary to Miami Beach South
Pointe Elementary, Nautilus Middle School to Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School; and
Fienherg Fisher K-6 Center to Miami Beach Fienherg Fisher K-8: and
WHEREAS. the Administration recommends the City continue the program and
contribute a total amount of $28,000 for instructor salarsis CCINa Contnbubon j, with
M-DCPS cantribudrigapproldnhetely S18.000 for teAbooks, bred on sbc (6) casaes
for the 2019.2020 School Year and subsequent school years, subject to funding
approval during the Clays annual budgeting process; and
WHEREAS, the Administration recommends that the Mayor and City
Commission approve, in substantial form, the agreement, incorporated herein by
reference and attached herald as E hiba'1.'
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE
CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA that the Mayor
and City Commission hereby approve, in the forth attached to this Resolution, an
agreement between the City of Miami Beach and Miami -Dade County School Board
to provide dual enrollment Counsea for the 2019-2020 School Year, through Miami
Dade College, for college credit for eighth grade students attending Miami Beach
Nautilus Middle School f1Wa Nautilus Middle School, Miami Beech Fienberg Fisher K-
8 center We Fienberg Fisher K$ Center, and for 9tlt, 10th, 11th and 12th grade
students attending Miami Beach Senior High School, in an amount not to exceed
$28,000 ('Citys Contribution): and approving the funding of the City's Coninbuticn
for the 2019-2020 SdxxA Year horn the CRy's 2018-2019 FY budget: and approving
the Cltys Contribution to the program for each subsequent school year, subject to
funding approval during the CWs budgetary process and provided that the CVs
conVAution amount does not exceed S28,000; and further authori ing the City
Manager and City Clark to execute any and all required agreements and documents
to implement the program.
PASSED and ADOPTED this i ith day of September 20
ATTEST:
��J�(,►/ � Dan Gelber, May
RaIAW
/ UL__JlC t
E. GrarMdo, City Clark
APPROVED AS TO
FORM a LANOUAOE
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MIAMI BEACH
70. Honorable MaYor re Mertens of the COY COrmisebn
FROM: Jk" L. MMakM Cry Mrpr
OATS SaplalOr 11, 2D19
SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING, IN THE FORM ATTACHED TO
THIS RESOLUTION, AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND MIAMI-
DADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO PROVIDE DUAL ENROLLMENT
COURSES, THROUGH MIAMI-DADE COLLEGE, FOR COLLEGE CREDIT
FOR EIGHTH GRADE STUDENTS ATTENDING NAUTILUS MIDDLE
SCHOOL AND FIENBERG-FISHER Kd CENTER, AND FOR 9TH, 10TH,
I1TH AND 12TH GRADE STUDENTS ATTENDING MIAMI BEACH SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR, IN AN AMOUNT NOT
TO EXCEED $28,000 CCITYS CONTRIBUTION'); AND APPROVING THE
FUNDING OF THE CITYS CONTRIBUTION FOR THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL
YEAR FROM THE CITYS 2018-2019 FY BUDGET; AND APPROVING THE
CITYS CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROGRAM FOR EACH SUBSEQUENT
SCHOOL YEAR, SUBJECT TO FUNDING APPROVAL DURING THE CITYS
BUDGETARY PROCESS AND PROVIDED THAT THE CITYS
CONTRIBUTION AMOUNT DOES NOT EXCEED $28.000; AND FURTHER
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE ANY
AND ALL REQUIRED AGREEMENTS AND DOCUMENTS TO IMPLEMENT
THE PROGRAM,
RECOMMENDAI14N
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AGREEMENT
TIHS AGRELMEYT if made ad entered inm as of this _ - day Of_ 2019
(the "Effective Dale,"), by and between
TECE SCHOOL BOARD OF M IAMI DADF-COLITY, FLORIDA
(heafla mfend m c "M-DCPS')
a body mrporsre and political subdivision of the Swe of Flonda,
whom principal plane of btmrma+is
Office of Acadmu-a and Traoemrmation
Dtvu oa of Aralmoca
1450 N.E 2" Avenue
Miami, Florida 33132
said
THE CrfY OF MUMI BEACH, FLORIDA
(baeis.flc refemd b a "CMB")
a body corporate and politcal subdivision of the Sere of Florida,
Whose, principal place, of business is
1700 Convmtim Cam Drive, Miaw Beach, .•L 33139
WHEREAS to promote ducabosW oppommrOts through the dual —Unaau progam in
Mimi -Dade County, MDC cad M-DCPS entered 'map the 2019-2020 Dual F=ollmcar
Articulation Agnemrml (the "Articdatim Agummf7 no July 2019, wduch is studied as
Exhibit A and iocapmstd herein by refetvtce iran this AOaemmS sod
WHEREAS, through this Afpamcn, in partuerahip with M-DCPS, CMB seeks In oombine
hs resomm with M-DCPS and MDC in order to increase the mmpmtive,oem of ga mi raa
mcodmg Miami HeAnh Smfor High School by manning and mpportmg the dual eaneDmad
proRanu in Miami 13earA S. 31121, School (6a "High Srhoorl and NstrtBtst Middle
School (coon "MidA. Setnp1'7: and
svwwww •s, %is Ageanmt pro.ides the pddd'vim for CMB m 6---dtY support the dual
enrollment mmaes a the high School and the Midge School.
NOW, THEREFVAR m mmidaarim of the promise and of the mutual mvsmavts
contained hcen, and other good and valuable crosideauoa, the tsscpl and sut5clewY of
which as hereby admowlydpd, the Parties agree a foflowa:
Page, 484 Or223a
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1.01 $gAjje The Parties agree the the forgoing recitals are tore and mcrax and tba
such receb art ux*Morstod hemp by mferace. he psoviam % of this Agreement
are Subject to the provisions of the Aeiculabort Agreement.
1.02 K4 Cm[er. Fienberg Fisher K-B Center (the "K-S Centon, a public School which
matru dean mdmm from liimdegMm to Be grade, [mated a 1420 Wuhington
Avemq M1and Beach, Florida 33139.
1.43 MDC FMM. A fWltme or paMtme umber of the Wwbmg faculty of MDC.
1.04 Md,%62gL Miami Beach Seoim High School (the "High Sdml ), a secondary
WhW t located at 2231 Pranie Avmue, Mimi Beads Florida 33139,
L" MWdh, 8chm1 Nautilus Fiddle School (the -Middle School'), a middle school
located at 4301 North htichipso Avenue, }fiani Beach- Florida 33140.
1.06 Mkg Set" j mftSae Seed Midmek42djtjd 1W AMimi-Dadeclaseoom
beacher, u defined in Section 1012.01(20), Florida Stature, m may be minded,
who is employed on a Wtme bens a Mmei Bach Sorrier High School or Neeihu
NBddle Schoal.
3.01 ItmKAigivL The tam of this Agreement dull begm on the Effective Doe
ad end on June, 30, 2022, holm this Agrement u tamiueed or the Arliadatma Agreement
is terminated, whiche m may occur fins. This AVtCMM may be renewed for addioanal
periods of time upon the muh W wrillem mnsel of each Party to this Agremlmt ed Wbjom
m mrh fermis red mdltlou a the PUHa.hall dwmim w ..ding
W m ppM of the oblecaves of this Ag<amal m cpaod me oppunmitie. of the atudme of
the High School, NBddlt Sdm L. and K-s Come byedemdn{ and mT dw4 the aiatlogdoal
eomCmmt program a the Higb School and the Middle School, as a modltart m rcwwulg tWS
Agtomunt for m dditonsl period, CMB may reliant that M-DCPS caalds 1) mammg
the number of aedentekd High Schaal Teaches and Middla School Teaches; 2) increasing
the o,m of dual eomllmem wmttr offered a the High School and the Middle School.
and/or 3) messing the scope of rouse ntbjecu being offered a the High School and the
Middle School.
Dual Fadlmmr r .evt S,I,pa Apwv,eae
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2,02 MM M-DCPS and CMB shall maintain -190nsibilitY for
implamencng the Dunne componefnfs of this Apteamt o delineated in Mia Agreement and
the Arnculanon Agreement.
=A0 sr 59110991 Rd the Middle Sckeol C can
CMB will provide financial support to M.DCPS, as act hush below, for eligible students in
hop in a rigorous eurriemlmn adz High School and Middle School that integrates the cOle
aademio ecomi ey m a few (4) yeas degrm and also moot toward a high school diploma
Priority registration will povided tog grade atodmn attending the Middle School and K-8
Cmta for damn lavo, d the Middle School, and in 90, 10n, I I° ad 12' wudmb attending
the High School for clans taught at the High School. M-DCPS ages m permit aodenrs
amoIled al the High School, Middle Santini, and K-8 Caora (or who othaaviet q,Wify
phuwwll to Simon 1007271, Florida Somme) who meal the digr'bility requirements outlined
in de Articulation Aammm4 m dually m011 in MDC nonaea olfaed at the High School or
Middle School, as applicable. The duo: eamlbent mmx 05,,b s at the High School and
Middle School sba8 be sal forth in a Memorsodum of Undamndiug ("School MOU') silted
by thou respective nbool pnOMPRI3 and the MIX Cmpn Ptendent, n nipnhnm m the
Artimlatian Ago co cut An ucrptioo so the School MOU and this Arimuent u that the
Soadmt LA Stills (SL.S) comae away not be offered oe-atm a the High School or Middle
School doe in the lows entry eaquinmmts. Additionally, only comae parading a m inimmn
of three (5) credits per course wUl be faded by Cb®. AddiGanany. m totma that requye a
pre episite clan may be offwad, only pnoral Did Emollmen alma with no prore uamft
class cosy be 5uded by the City.
M-DCPS Wm, to permit eboble P grade 3WMh rttmding the Middle Schoo: ad K-S
Cella to abmd dual mmllmmt camas at the Middle School.
A. KadwitiaL M-DCPS, end the CMB will work collabonlistiY to market the
prngrema, povide staff devclopnm4 namiuon amdcuM evaluate cotirm, and
see o�wWl m h .
B. "IMML The fen far the dud woodman claim wall be allocated as fbUewa.
I. M-DCPS andl moubmR MDC for the pavilion ofdaal emomuem manta
at the High School ad %ddk Sdhml, a the aan and in the mane
stipulated in do, Awiadadm Apaemmt.
1. M-DCPS WWI ovoim CMB in rehnbaae it for the pmvism of dual
emolhnant w mm at der High School ad Middle School for sedmv
attco6mg MDC's dual emoUment comsa. Tine tow anhoun{ of
Dual faonaaat F.W 5u 0Aarmeu
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Dowsign Envelope 10: F0235682AD9E40g14A66153WFWEDat
:eimburnrunmu paid by CMB o M-DCPS under this Agreement (`CM(B
Conmbwions-), shall be paid within thirty (30) days Even receipt of a
dashed invoice Boah M-UCPS, selling forth the breakdown of the charge
ad the a:aaba ofregietared shdenb for awl worse. CMB Contribution,
,lull or ,oved S28,000.00, or the von of six (6) tluoo-aedit axvses,
which,,, a Was, in each fiscal yea (from Odoba I - September 30).
Funding for the CMB Coambudoru for the 2019-20 School year has been
approved by CMB said mwrposaed ion, lbe CMB 7019-20 fiscal year
edges. ThaeaOa, fading for the CMB Cmributiam "I be subtlest an
budget appmpr anion and funding sppm el by the City Cmmuimaa for
each fiscal yar.
3. M-DCPS shall provide, a ropy of tht iawia for the camsas naught a the
High School and Middle School each s®etrrRam to CMOs upw CMB's
4. Rog dim of the aICO®r of or the casing of payment of CMB
Conlribvtions, M-DCPS she renown liable for se®bms:4 MDC FQ the
province of dual enrollment courses a the High School orA Middle School,
m amotdmce with the se®s of has Agteemeot and in accordance with she
Ariioulmoa Agreement in the evenl CMB funding is cot suf6ciat or
availabte.
5. CMB is cot rapoauble for paying my costs or addidorW has to MDC a
M-DCPS for dud ardlmeot coonse prorded st rha Hid School and
Middle School by High School Tarim a Middle School Teachers, M-
DCPS is raponsuble for material and supply, cwrb n arT.edmce with We
Mticulaion Agemmt.
6. It is anticipated tba the cost for the student icishW60oal material was will
be $18,WO for FaII, 2019 and Spring- 2020, based upon 150 emolld
goderas in six (6) dsel trollment client. Across] mser will be bread on
dx acmal tors for the doses and msouaiaoal muerisls.
3.0 -- d s.'.,cwam a the Bid School salad Isaddk Gh.m Prior to
ca®encing any class a the High School or Middle School, as hd)oat instincts +ball max
with the principal of the High Smool a Middle School, as appbcable w ditthw sad
sekmwldge any silo specific polices and procedures of Use High School Or MdNe School,
with which the djunu msnoctor roLLtl coWy including, wii6out ladtsdos, the Miami -Dale
Couunry pubilc school ammdmcc, policies and prooc&=
2.06 . SgMon &gdggkpdall. The tbgb Sebool or Mddk School prindpal %WI
adect the dual eeot.ce, toast m be taught u the High School or Middle Saboot, u
Dal Ecrv'm h Fwenid SuPoom Alpe®,mh
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Dowagn Emwlopa ID'. F02356e3-NDQE-4W1d 1B 1533DFBB W
applicable, provided that 0e course art WccW Cram the dui mtoltment mhaw jAmnfied
the Articulatim A®mme, sod the selected cease aredu Act Mgcma a pterequsia coucsn
The High School is respoonble for eoscing that the studml placement variables m provided
b Miami Dade College prim m ichad,dhea the dual ss.ollmant count These vmabks include
dath*ing qualified arudms and providing the adjuem iatrucros with the class scliedWe. The
dua: I'aNl]merl: mmaa shall be ameaemle m all ultivadtyteallep a igible stWeou and may
ant be m*,oted m atudmu emollod is a specific high school academy m pogram at the High
Sebool. The djuact hesmhctm shall anictly adhere to the 20012020 Muni -Dade County
Public Schools W a br and schedule, a copy of which u attarbad barb as Exhibit 3. The
adjmm umbwor shall povide imtrucem every avulable srbml day fa the Egli seneaoer,
from August 19, 2019Ihtmigh Immy td, 2020, and fat the doing aemeee, gem: tummy 17.
2020 through Ionic 7, 2020.
2.07 Notlu. Whm my of the pa om deice to ®ve sawce m the etha, such entice must be
in writing, setlt by U.S. Mail, postage prepaid, addtesed m the to ladva designated
below by am& perry (lathes changed by written mtm iD mmplurcc with the pravisiom of
this pars"h):
To M-DCPS: Alberta M CarvaEgo
Supmmmdmt of Schools
Mums -Dade County Public Schools
1450 N.E. Ya Avenue, Stria 912
Miami, Fbticl x 33131
With a miss, b: Ma. [isms M. Alves
Amman Supesiatmdw
Office of Academics ash Tramformanoa
Divoim of Acadmhio
Mlami-Dade County Public Schools
1501 N.P. tea Avmue. Suite 327-K
Miami. Fknk 13131
And a copy to, Walter Newry
School Board Atreeety
Mimi-Dde Comfy Public Schools
1450 Y.E. 2'a Avm1e, Suite 430
Maim Flosi* 33131
War: Fae'.Imow Fi-0 Suppm Manes
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Ta CMimt I®my Maralw
City Malaga
City of Miami Beach
1700 Can•mCaa Costa Dena
Miami Bah, Florida 33139
With ampy to: Dr. Idic RaamfeW
Cbtef l<aoieg Dwelopmat Offi=
City of M iamc Beach
1700 Coo n mon Costa Drive
Miami Bowls, Ponds 33139
And a espy m: RAW Aquila
City Attorney
City of Miami Reach
1700 Coavm£m Cermr Driv 4a Floor
M umn Bah, Florida 33139
3.61 jam and t CmU*aw, The Prroes as this Agemtmt shall et all tines be acting in
the apsdtyof indepeadent mnnanmrs md not as m officer, employee or agu l ofooe Mocha.
No Pmy, oot its rc"=" agars, employees, sobconDarfin or as guts, shall mpwmr m
others that it be, the waosdy a bind my odes Paty eelea spcei£dly a honz d m Morita&
to do m. No employee ofooe Party bn the nSW to the rmrem.l lesvc benefit, -MY other
bawfts thamayeaia for the ayloywofmotba Partyustautoftbepacfosnl mofmy
duau a mWens(bdow Coda tbu Agrtmtmt No Pity shed be responsible for social
seamity, vnthhoiding tazm, cavu, a000s to untnpi-ymem mmpamsCan f uvb of ieaa+"^^
fix my odes Party m their rwpecove ofgo eployces, agmu, mbowtreexe or asulp=s.
3.03 if my party deSWts Mode+ the terms and
eanditicns of this Ag o®ma, and such ddedt is act oavd by such Pally +ithm thvty (30)
daysadsroeelptof Mot 11IXjad .f,tbmtbew)ne PamwsWlibe.tdMmpurr.my
am all rsmediu ava lmla d Inv w m agwty. MY Frty may taauaaa this Ag eoavaK upon
dirty (30) days' prior written notice m the other Fairies, for default
Bosh Paty iMQyee the right m terminate tba Agceemmt at my time and for my sewn. Wm
®yW dhty (30) days• prier wrf0m melee m the odes Ps lift.
Deal ]'-F.WS WApwaaerl
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If Said Agrecamt should be lnmvatd for couvmiaK< by M-DCRS a
proyide herein, M-DCPS "I only befaquited to pay MDC for the smart
for sautes, performed prim to umnsumion of the Agm®mt and shall be
rtlimoi of all obLp osns uada this Apeemcut. Accordingly, CMB sball
Doty be required to pay M-DCFS for der saount of x im pafbrrued,
sublet m the provisions of Section 103(B).
If said Apammr should be summated for cmvmimce by the CMB m
provide heein, CMB shall be required to pay the M-DCPS for the dual
emottromt thsm aadit crag® nogbt through the ed of the Spring 2019
semerta,ad C-MB shall beraiased ofall oblipo m uadathis Agmemmt
com the,aIDp14 mmsm have bow completed and cluaa haw caoduded
upon ren,cip of a notice of tam nithoc the naotammamg Partin shall Case louring
,dAm.011 obligation mnda this Ap.avmt Howe.,, the tcininaring Party a1Wl allow the
oonwm=tR Persia to i 09 maary and pupa mm whieL the oomcaainating Petty
cannot susombly avoid dung the taminalion process.
3.03 Anaaal Alworsnatlo.. he paformano and obligwom of all Portia uder this
All,emmt shall be mdrrgm[ upat w annul bdgcwy Wall nation by their respective
govanmg bodim and, in the ac of M-DCPS, the allocation of funds for se400h and able
collega by the Stale of Florid& If any Party's saotul budgeaay appropriation m alloacoo of
find, to fulfill its obl(gmam plane, to dw Apament is inmtfinmt iris Apetmmt may
be temiwrrd by that Party a the and ofda paid fm which finds bave barn Wpropriad m
allocated lut Pany "I notify the oiler Patio a the as(iat pwnbla mot before such
urznimtia..
3.04 Fsma Fmd& If M-DCPS detcwrua that pursuant to this Ape+mmt it mavmtsly
reaivd or was overpaid furls from M-DCPS m Da, raputiwly, dM the=Ptad ofsuch
funds apw to psumpdy ratify M-DPCS a CMB, rmpecdvdy. u pw the discovery of such
,roam, payrmnt m ovmpyn:mt. Any such mcaa hmd3 shall be mfundd to M-DCPS Or
Ch%a applicable.
}pry PON, Plm mM m S%Wn I19.OMI, Fbrida Socha, my Patty ooanatmg
frith M-DCPS. MDC, m CMB is mquartd m: (a) kmp ad marmin malibe for public
mopection ey,.cmd, the paste m axvim , .d and under due Agsesnmt far a paid of
five (5) Kan: (b) provide such Public remeds and at a non m accorduo with ChWW 119,
Florida Stamus, m a otbiamu c provided by 4w,(c) mwoe dial public tamr6 this ere mompt
or confidential ad u®pt from public record, diebme «gwaums ere Out disclosed
accept n authorized by law; ad (d) mot all mquilsmmb fro retuning public ruords, usn>d'a
recmdy a m cost to M-DCPS, m CMB, at applicable, and deumy any duplicate public
meads this ere asanp a mo6dmda ad sump from public rlrlscd �ud, doame
m mquircusts m ccurdace with Shoe of Florida n,:o:d, raesntim Igo, andy.1rtCiam Each
Uul Emo'.tnat Fieanchl Support Ap.emat
Pep. 470 at 2US
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Qvwvgn Enwlape 10: F01356M A09E- 14A8615330FUE091
Parry shO be newoarbts for mrMliam with my public records request served upon it
pwwunt an Section 119.07. Florida Strum, and MY resultant award of attorney" fen for
non.corophinice, with that law. Ech " arinowledges that this Ag vernent, mad All
attacknmts thereto, are public records and do ant constitute trade xmets.
IF MDCP-S OR CMIB HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THE
APPLICATION OF CHAPTER 119, FLORIDA STATUTES, TO THE
PROVIDER'S DUTY TO PROVIDE PUBLIC RECORDS RELATING TO
THIS CONTRACT, CONTACT THE M-DCPS CUSTODIAN OF PUBLIC
RECORDS AT: 305-995-1128, prt®dadeec1hwI3met, and 1450 N.E. Zoe Avenue,
Miami, Florida 33132; OR THE CMB CUSTODIAN OF PUBLIC RECORDS
AT:
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
ATTENTION: CITY CLERK
1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE
MHANU BEACH, FLORIDA, 33139
E-MAH.: RAFAELGRANADOOMBAMIBEACHFL.GOV
PHONE: 305-673-7411
3.06 Sadvat It is the Parses understanding that CMB shall not have cane a
student taunt. However, ifCMB dmbave scar to student recDr4 it atoll Wxb mmPIY
with all applicable federal and mac laws and revaltiom and M-DCPS Polieer and Plecedmn
regedulg the wofdentishty, ciuvoe ce and disdopae of such records.
M-DCPS ag oc m follow the terns and corditiau for this pmvijim already in place for the
Artieulatioc Ag2erecnt
3.07 I,4c Each Party eBw f0 be filly responcble for Ira cob of negligence
ar ire empluyea' act, ofungtg=when acting within the scope of their ensploymmt and
organ to be liable Pon any damage, [=Wring tore wild rogtgmm. 71sn sectoo duct revrve
the termiaatioe of all pulormmce er abbipu n& under 11133 Agteemml and shale be fdty
binding oenl rich tome a my ProwNmB brouske on accmmt of this Agvement n barred by
my applicable mum, of :imitadom. Notwithstanding the fnrWing. amh ?&Mm
rodstmificau- hadn n a blast tc eppticebte lava, including, bw not limited W. Snoop
768.211, Florida Strums, as may be ammdat end the limintom, ,em cucua, and defineea
thatem.
Notuea continued herae shall oomdtme a mum of sovermgn is m=ty by my of the
Prue, m this Agreement r it may be applicable or of my righu or lhnin m liability nishDB
Dwlf oemeer Fluvial Sipp. Ajp�
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under Section 768.28, Florida Sutures. This section S Ml survm the to mutation of all
pedbrtaance or obligstioa under this Agcrment ad 3ta11 be billy bir ding until such dine a
my proceeding brought m mcamr of this Agreement is bared by my applicable statute of
limitmors,
3.08 PYa of hrftlrrnua. Sndmts enrolled pursuant to this Agreenalt rill at[md
classes m the Nigh School or Middle Sd..L a appropriate.
3.09 GorerWe Law atl Vmm Poch Patty shall comply with al applicable fedael and
state laws, coda, nda and regulation, d perfntming its duWa, respmmbrlitia and oblipotma
pastmat to this Agacaatt This Agrament shall be oomtrued so sroordare with the (sws
of the Stale of Florida. The yams, for my dispde with respect to, this Agremscat shall be in
Miuni-Dade County, Fonda M-DCPS, and CM shall be responsible for ]beer reapech"
attorney's fees and mats incurred u a rendt of myatlon or proceeding under, this Agttsm».
3.10 Entirety of Aar Mel. This Agreement MC01Pontc and induda all prior
negotimtioar, curapoudeeo4 wnvevtian, ageemms, and tmdastandings+Wlicsble to the
reams contained bac t and the Parties agree drn them m no Agreements or
mdersundings convening the subped [.amen of this Agreement tbt ae cot wouwxd ie tiv
Agreement. Accordingly, the Portia agree tha On deviation from the terroe lmmf .ball be
predicated upon my pnor ropamrehmla a agremr¢ta, whether oral a rmttm%
l(1 JW&LI&A The term4 cadttiom, and mYeeums of this Agreement Mull Inure In
the benefit of and be bending upon M-DCPS and CAB beeao and that uccmon AM assigns.
3.12 ems, Natha M-DCPS mr CM® .hull reign, abler, pledge, murawa.
amafa, a othrawm aucwvb. a dispom of this Ag.emm: or my mum st it may ban
kmuodes, and cat pnor wdem, cnvamt of the orbs psrtia to this Ageanent, which censend
may be withheld by M-DCPS a CM$ respectively, in their sole discretion.
10 .$,jdpi! A spmmx A, rmivad beam m1d mfamad her—,
.hall be deemed w be aoapo.aed into this Apeemeat by refamr .
3.14 CaVdk The ado a hesdmp of sec4om in this Agemmr me for eoayeoiauw of
referees only and man "affe, dac om mumoo of my provision of this Agtemac.
3AS 8{gpbill§l ', Should my pmtisim a Pao of my Provision of this Agre®aa be
found to be aegM, mva114 lapny a &rembic, and/or against public policy, amth that the
-m,W provisions of this Agement (eg the pmvisdn ofdusl mrollmmt maned a the IbIbo
School m hTddle School Or the payroaa for the dual enrollment mamas), me not affected
Ihul Faallmeer Fie 1 Sry Apamnt
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thereby, such mforce+bility shall mr prevent mfrnument of the ransining provisions or Pun
of the Agcmn u . If my Weriel Provision of this Ageemmt a found to be illegal, mvslid,
leptly unmforsrab4. or against public policy, then .he mute Agreement is voidable At the
option of any Parry.
r
3.16 Pteoantma of Agn mg , The Parties nclmowledp that they have sought and
Obtained whatever competent advice and counsel a was Wcc51ffY for then to form a full and
complete m derrtmding of all rigbts and oblipptom herein and that the preparation of this
Agreement has been dh joint effoe. the WgpA a speed to homes npte MS their mutual
mtmt and this rom mg Apeenmt shall not, smoy n a m mer of judicial maunueoon, he
construed moro severely spent cane of the Parties than the other.
3.17 A Madueah. No modi6mtom emaadtnm; Or eltaatom m the terms or CO.Atom
contained herein &hall be effective neless cvuamed in a written document prepared with the
sane form arty as this Ag otment and arecmd by each Party harem. The City Mmaga of
the City of Miami Beach, Mond¢, on behalf of CMB, dWl be authorized to aemute my
amendment m ataaias of that Agmrmmt 1Le SuMkin dent mf Srhuols a hat DMPft of
the School Board afMiami-DadeCamry. onbehelfof M-DCPS, shall be authorized to memte
my mlmdmeet or eetmuas of this Apeamcnt.
3.18 WWfvg l'.IemshAUbeonwaivaoftledOofmYPatymdemmdPerformmmof
my of the provisions, Lama and covematl of this Agesmmt nor shunt there be a waiver of
my breach, default oe mnpa£onnanm hereof by my Perry, unless such waives is nplicdy
nude in writngby the such Patty.
3.19 Raraa , aican. No fiul; delay, err faihee to preform on the pat of soy PmY m this
Apranmt dull be considered a default, delay or frbam On Pafmm, if such a defsWl, dory or
failum to perform is due to canes beyond the Parry's rearmble cuWul (e.g, hurricane and
other area of God, war, terrorist attacks). 1n the even of such default. dday, or failure to
prafsam, the paknos,,a of the provisions con pined herein will be extended upon mutW
aare®am of W Paso.
MD Sar""L All mMs nutum and w noun, made tads, Masod ng indoo mifiratiaa
ubUptims, obliguiom to reimburse M-DCPS or CMB, obliptsas ro maintain errs allow
mapectron ad audit of two'& sod 70Paty, obligetiaoa to rnatonm the congdahakey of
raords, r V M g requtimlml• and d tgmau m return public foods &hall VfV1W the
tamintmn of this Agscmmmc
3.21 C If these u a conika bdwe m the provisions of the ArtcuWim ApvmPut
and this Agreement, the Provisions of the AmMIMan ApemaN Shall conool. This
D Es,*U av Finareal Srgpwt sa+eamr
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Agteem4,t may be modified by the Pattim m oanply with my appticable statutory
requumnmt of the State of Florida or the Shte of Florida Depemneot of Educatiaq as may be
applicable.
2.22 ate: Each person stjr i dds Agleemmt on behalf of each Party individually
watmts the he or she bu full legal power to eaeauto this ASremtmt on behalf of the Puty
for wbom he or she A signing nod to bind and obligee sorb Party with lespert to all pmvisdro
omwned in this Apeemnmt
lie Parom hereto haw made sod ewsoned thu Ag=aw on the dae last signed below.
(floe reaysiader of thin page W bus manMmagy left bhlb)
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THE SCHOO: BOARD OF MIAMI-DADS
COLTffy. MIAM, FLORMA:
By.
Alban M. C4rvelhe
Supaintmdcw of Srl wls or his DcsWw
Doe'
ATCFBT,
BY.
Maria Iapuedo
Cbdcf Ac6daaic Offiw
Olfi¢ of Acadmlim rod Tr fiarmtlm
Date:
By
haida Meade-C"Ya
An iate SupmMendmt
Of5=of W WvaumcoW Affairs.
Caaeu Ad= abm tom and
Community Enpacromt
Dee'
Appmvcd u to Form and IqO Su&dmg.
Sdml Board Attorney
Date _.
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FOR THE CRY OF MIA\II BEACH:
THE CITY OF MUNI BEACH:
By
Amy L. Ma9kL Chy Mwga
ATTEST:
k-
Wal E. Omade. Om Clak
RM
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8xhlbit A
2019-2020 Dual Enrollment Amc Il . Agre l
(the -Aug-- l an Apeemeaf)
D Ema , Fiuncie. Soppon Apeemeet
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RESOLUTION NO. 2021-31572
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION O—F THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 2010-30BW
WHICH APPROVED AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CT' AND MUMI-
DADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD FOR THE CITY TO FUND DUAL,
ENROLLMENT COURSES, THROUGH MIAMI DADE COLLEGE, AT MIAMI
BEACH NAUTILUS MIDDLE SCHOOL AND MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH
SCHOOL; SAID AMENDMENT ADDING FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL
UNIVERSITY AS AN ADDITIONAL PROVIDER OF DUAL ENROLLMENT
COURSES.
WHEREAS, the Education Camped aMh Miem4Dsde County Public Schools ('M-
DCPS'), nle"Inhed on January le, 20M CErivation Camped'), Includes Ill outcome o
increase academic support and sadevem,emb and
WHEREAS, dual enollment is a program NM all eligible high school and middle
school students currently attending accredited Mlami-Dade County public schools, private high
schools, or home schools, to enroll In a college mum while attending high school or middle
school; and
WHEREAS, the credits that Ohio" earn in the dual wroBnent program must be
applicable toward a high school diploma and postsecondary educational title, such as ma college
a ociate. a baccalaureate degree, of a tecnuwl ce fltBb; and
WHEREAS. studenls in fit, r, aria 10' grade that are enrolled in M-DCPS am eligible
to participate in dual erlrollmem programs and must meet spetlhc criteria; and
WHEREAS, due to state funding changes for dual enrolment courses, that oavrted In
July, 2013, "CPS a responsible for reimbursing colleges for instructor and edministretrve fees;
Inamfors, limiting the number of courses offered due to avalat4o funding and aedendaling
limitations of nsaudional school staff; and
WHEREAS, Miami Dade College CMW) currently offers a dual andlment courses in
approimetaly 34 out of 53 high schools and two (2) middle achccle across Miami -Dade County,
and
WHEREAS, on March S. 2014, the Mayor and City Commission adapted Resolution No.
201428525, esrabhehlrg the Key Intended Outcome (KIO) In One City. Strategic Plan to'hNuce
Public School Amounlabilily Melrty at Middle Schoor am w -Achi Educadon.l K-12
Excellence'', and
WHEREAS. the City of Miami Beech has supported dual enrolment at Miami Beach
Senior High School ('High Schoor) since Spring. 2015 for 11t and 120 graders through Florida
International Unlversay, and
WHEREAS, the graduation rate at the High School In 2016 was 112.5%, a 16.2%'notate
from 2011; and
WHEREAS, Pinar to the City providing this enhanwmenl due enrollment was not offered
by the High School or offered spomdiwlly', and
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WHEREAS, duel enrollment coure9e save students and parents money, as dual
enrollment student; am exempt from all application, registration, Whion, Isborafary. and
special lees d the c asses taken are being used inward high w-xiol graduation; and
WHEREAS, since the implementation of the program, in Sprang 2015. awe was a
financial savings, in the amount of $440.907.39 (session 20162017 Florida State mttion rates),
to Miami Beach Families for those children oncoming to enroll in dual enrollment courses; and
WHEREAS, on August 2a, 2l the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution
No. 2016-29537, accepting the recommerdatbns of the Finance and Ctywide Projects
Committal and the Nelghbortmod iConmurety Affairm CommPoee, and suaddang the Cry to
execute an agreement with Miami Dade College and M-0CPS, to provide dual enrollment counties
taught at ma High School, for 9" and 10e grade students maw lrq the High Schad, and at the
Middle Shcooi, for 8e gate students attending the Middle School and Fienbarg Filler K-8 Center
alum; the 201rr2017 school year. and
WHEREAS, on January 4, 2017, the City, M-DCPS, and Mien: Dade College executed an
agreement to provide these dual enrollment courses, pmvidvg for a total City mrrinbuton d
$13,000In fiscal year 2016-2017; and
WHEREAS, on December 10, 2018. tle City and M-DCPS executed another Agreement
to provide arse dual enrollment counties, providing for a total City contribution of $28.0001n Pace)
year 2018.2l and
WHEREAS, on Juror 5, 2019. the Miami Dade County Public School Board adopted a
resolution read to Item D97, reremhlg Blecel Elementary School to Bixayne Beach
Elementary School; South Points Elementary to Mli Beach South Pointe Elementary; Nauru
Middle School W Miami Beach Nautilus Middle School; and Pierian; Fleher K-6 Center to mal
Beach Fenber; Fisher K-8; and
WHEREAS. on September 11, 2019, the Mayor and Cry Carnmiealon adopted Resolution
No. 201930 , approving an agreement bei the City or Miami Beach and MiemiOede
County School Board to provide dual enrolment courses for the 2019-2020 School Year, through
MOC, for college credit for 8m grade students attending the Middle School, Miami Beach Flenber;
FWner K-8 canter, and for ft. 10m, 11th and 12ah grade sudw Is atanding Ve High School, in
an amount not to exceed S28,000 ('COye Corltrib low,' . aro approving the funding of 8re Cya
Contribution for the 2019-2020 Shod Year from the Cays 2018-2019 FY budget. and appri
the ChYs Contribution to tle program for each auDsequent school year, all to funding
approval duning he Cyr budgetary proceas red provided that the Ciya contribution emamt
does not excess $28,000; and nutter subnribnp the City Manager and City Clark to execute any
and all required agreement and document hiss moll the program: and
WHEREAS. m November 8. 2019, the City and li executed an agreement
('Agreement) setting font the gumelnes for the City to support the dual mroliment manses
offered at the High Sclwol and the Middle School; ate
WHEREAS. the Clry and M-DCPS amouted Amendment No. 1 to tie Agmentri
emending the program for lea Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 semeetark. and
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WHEREAS, Miami Dade College has not been able to accommodate the recent increeasd
demand for dual emWmanl classes; and
WHERFAS, the Adminbaation recommends authorWng the City Manager to execute
Amendment No. 2 to the Agreement, to include Florida Irdematlonet Uniwrsny (FIU) as an
additional provider of duel enrollment causes, so that the City, through its partnership with M-
DCPS, may nhax)mize the amount of duel enrollment muses that may be offered at the High
School and me Middle School, based upon the approved City Cmtnbufiw
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA that the Mayor and City
Commissw hasty ametltl Resolution No. 201830958, which apVowd an agreement between
the City and Miaml-Deoe County Sda d Board far the City to fund due, enmgment caress,
through Miami Dade College, at Miami Beech Nautilus Middle School and Miami Basch Senior
Nigh Scod; mid amendment adding Florida Intsmatiaul University as an additional provider of
dual enrollment courses.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 10 day of February, 2020.
ATTEST: /�
Dan Gelber, Mayor
Rafe IE. (karlilOty Clerk 41wk
�e
APMOVEDMTO
r0AM&LANCUAGE
&FO`R D(MITION
City Attorney fY" Dam
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MIAMI BEACH
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM
TO:
Honorable Mayor and Members of due City Commission
FROM:
Raid J. Agula, Irtedm City Manager
DATE:
February 10,2021
SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 2019-30958,
WHICH APPROVED AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND MIAMI-
DADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD FOR THE CITY TO FUND DUAL
ENROLLMENT COURSES, THROUGH MIAMI-DADE COLLEGE, AT MIAMI
BEACH NAUTILUS MIDDLE SCHOOL AND MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH
SCHOOL: SAID AMENDMENT ADDING FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL
UNIVERSITY AS AN ADDITIONAL PROVIDER OF DUAL ENROLLMENT
COURSES.
The AcItndrlktradah recommends auCnrtrg the City Manager to 1OW03 ! and 0XII a
Amerdri No. 2 to the Agreement, iicfudmg Fiends Irtarrelbral University (FIU) as an
additional provider in the program so Cal the City, hough its partnership vAh M-DCPS, may
nu dmim the amour" of dual enrolment wines that may be offered at he High School and his
Middle School, based upon the approved Cry Contribution.
BACKGROUNDIHISTORY
The Education Compact with MIanFDade County PU1le Schools CM-OCPS'). established
on January 16. 2C08 ('Education Compel). In(cli the outcome to increase academic
rapport and acdevari The Education Compact reflects the desire of re Marra Beach
ca+tnurl0y to support encelence in tie CCya public schools b improve educational
oppOCILAW sfayWK
in order to imsease academic support and achievement. the Educed= Carpet seeks to
identify and pursues the npenlerltaem of beat practices stramgias o MCreaae the
graduation rate at MBSHS. Duel anrolnert is a proparn Cat aroas eligible high school and
ntddlo school sadmrta amon0y aBsd4g accredited Mani-0ase Canty plbic Schools.
private high schools. a horns solhoos, to enrol n a allege coupe vMle atbndng high
school or middy school. The creels Cal sbderss earn in the dual eraolm9rt program rust
be applicable tadd a high School diploma and postsecondary educational title, such as the
colegs associao, a baccalaureate degree, or a technical cerfikate. Students in Bar', 9", and
10e' grades Cal are enrpled in M-0CPS are eligible to patcPale in duel enrolment
Programs and must meat specific criteria.
Pale 2re d i252
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Due to state funding Changes for dual enrollment courses in July 2013, M-DCPS Is
responsible for reimbursing colleges for instructor and edmaistraliee teas; therefore, Bmiting
the number of courses offered due to aveeeole haling and credentialinp limitations of
instructional spool staff. Mary Dade Colege ('li currerdy offers a dual arroll ent
courses o appri dmaely 34 out of 53 high schools and three (3) middle Whets across
Miami -Dade County.
The City of Mari Beach has supported duel ervollrrem at Marrs Beach Server High School
since Spring 2015 for 110 and 12t' graders through Floods International University and prior
b am City providing this errlarcertenC dual enrollment ales rot offered by the high school or
o faed sporadic*. Duel enrollment courses saw students and parents money, as dual
enrollment students are ezanpl from peWlg spfrkaft, registration, bdbn, laboratory, and
special feet 4 the classes fallen a s berg used towed W send graduation. At the July 6,
2016 Firs and Ctywde Projects Committee ('FCWPC') meeting. the comrades
recanmaded accepting the enhancement repunast at $13,000 to erpad dal enrollment
options of Nablus Middle School ant Moan Beach Senior Hgh School, trough a patrharship
beNleen the City, Miami Dade College, and Mlarri-Dade County Public Snobs. At the July
13. 2016 City Commission meeting. a discussion relating to to expsni of dual enolm of
options at Nautilus Middle School and Man Beach Serer High School, wear referred b fire
NegtbodeodOCommtsily Affairs Comrdse (NCAC'). The NCAC unsnnhousy
recornme d the enhancement o are Cdys 2016-2017 fiscal budget ad line FCWPC
urWnowy recommended expanding the dual enrollment program.
On August 26, 2016, the Manor and City Commission adopted Resolution Number No. 2016-
29537, accepting the recomrrerdabow of to FCWPC and the NCAC, and a t oddi g the
Coy to execute of agreement with Miami Dade College and M-DCPS, le provide duel
eno6ent muses laghr at Miami Beach Said high School (ee'Hgh Schorr). for 9tr ad
10th grade stdar6 standing the Hgh Schur, ad at Nadus Mddle School (the -Middle
Sctoor). for 8t' grade students standing the Meddle Spool and Fieroery Fisher KB Crater
dumg the 2016-2017 school year The City, M-DCPS, and Miarru Dade College examAad an
agreement to provide teas dual arolmert muses, providing for a total C8y wnbieubon of
t13,000 in fecalyea 2016.2017. On December 10.2018, the City and M-OCPS execuad
antra Agreement to provide fiese dual errollmert courses, providing for a total City
contribution of $26,000 in feral yea 2018-2019.
On Sepbnbe. 11, 2019, to Mortar and City Commission adopted Resolution No. 2019-
30958. appmevmg an agreemert betxeen to City of Mary Beach and Mar -Dade Co rly
School Board b provide dual eruoimert ceases for she 2019-2D20 School Yaw, through
MDC, for college credit for eighth grade students atierdig Mari Beath Nautilus Middle
Scot, Marm Beech Flenti Fisher KA censer, and for 91h, 101h, 11th and 12M grade
students atarldi g Miami Beach Senior High School, in an amout not to weed $28.000
('Ctys CombbuAon'), and appmvrg the "I g of the Gays Cortnbuion for the 2019-2020
School Yeerftom to Gays 2018-2019 FY hdgat and approving fie Ceys Co trtution to to
program for each stbsepment spool year. subject b funding approval dung the Cl
budgetary pease and provided that the Cllys wridrtxlbn amount does not exiled $28,000.
On Noember 8, 2019. the City and M4)CPS executed an agreement setting forth the
gu ideni for to Clly to support to Cull arrokrerd causes at the Nigh School and the
Middle School. The City and M-DCPS executed Amendment No. 1 to the Agreement.
PK. 290 5f 1252
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ederldkV the pmgnvn for de FM 2020 and SpmV 2021 semesters.
/AamDsde Collage has not been able to accommodate tie recent increased demand for dual
enroAnerR classes.
The Adminanbon recommends a nhodnng the Coy Manaper to negotiate and erect
Amendment No. 2 b the AgmemeM ilctdinp Florida Inlernetionel lkivemity (FIU) as an
additional pmvider m we program so that fte City. 1holgh ds pamemhlp YAM M-DCPS, may
madn"m the arrow" of dual enmtmerd courses OW may be offered at the High School and the
Middle S&X)d, based upon the approved Cty Conhibution
M)PPORENG SURVEY DATA
Community s y deta reflecb the u"aast of fe cOmrwnRy N whewv educational
axelkroe ad eryantlkg oppor6ritlea for w Mlem Beach youth
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ATTACHMENTS:
Description
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RESOLUTION NO. 2622-U M
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR Al CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. AUTFIDWDHG THE
CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE
UNNERITY OF FLORIDA AND MWIFDADE COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOLS, TO PROVIDE DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES FOR
COLLEGE CREDIT FOR STUDENTS AT MIAMI BEACH SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL, FOR THE 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR. IN AN
AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED St3,p2; AND FURTHER
AUTHORO7NG THE CITY TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS FOR
FUTURE SCHOOL YEARS WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF
FLORIDA AND MMW)ADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
SUBJECT To ANNUAL BUDGET APPROVAL BY THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CTTY'S CONTRIBUTION FOR EACH
SUBSEQUENT SCHOOL YEAR.
WHEREAS, the FAucetlon Compact rEducal Comp cr) with Mian*Dede County
Public Schools cM-OCPS), established on Janlery 16, 2008. includes the outcome to klveese
academic support and achievement and
WHEREAS, the Education Compact reflect- she desks of the M4ml Beath mmmunsy to
support ezcellvlce In the l'21y's public schools to impmw educational opportunities for you&; and
WHEREAS. On graduation late at Miami Beach Senior High School was 94% in 2021.
which is a 16.9% ircmase from 2015. arid 3.9% 9oow fro overall M-DCPS graduation rate of
90.1% in 2021; and
WHEREAS, M-OCPS climate survey data For the 2015-19 school year mlkwts 78% of
parents agree or strongly 59M live children ere mo@N:ng a good education at Miami Beach
Senior High School, a 3.7% decease When canparso to that 2010-11 school Your And 58% Of
students agree or strw* Was the they are mc1I a good education. a 21 7% Increase from
the 2010-11 school year; and
WHEREAS. an ac" included in the Education Compact to Increase academic support
and adhiewment a to identify and pure, the mplemenlation of beat Practices sbategda to
ehceem she gradual rate M Miami Beach Senior Hon School (MESH); and
WTQREAS. dual enroll programs eNto die course opponunNn for outstanding
hqh sciod Kudems and uw aWdems aM Pamnb money, and
WHEREAS. Due, EnMWWt is a program that 998wa eeplde mph school atd0ma
currently � a ocia" Wu aaccredited sr� hCounty ednd mural simultaneously, and
or home
schools, to
WHEREAS, the credits Mat sWdens earn may be used towan; a high school diploma and
are also acceptable toward a college Associate or Baccalaureate degree. orTechnical Certificate;
acid
WHEREAS, students in the fi , F. r. fie, IOM, 11th, or 12M grades that ere anmlled In
M-DCPS are eligible to perticpsle In the Dual Enrolment propams and must meet epeelflc
Criteria, and
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WHEREAS, the University Of Florida (UF), a public university of the Sete of Flanda,
currently offers duel enrollment courset across the State of Florida and 21em courses In any of
fhe 65 Man Wade County Public High go =% in MiamFDade County; and
WHEREAS. due to stab funding charges or dual enrollment courses in July 2013,
individual high schools are responsible for nimbu ang coMges for instructor and administrative
fees; as such, as number of courses offered is limited due to available funding, along with
cmicenfising Ilnttatlas of inreWcticrW school stag; aN
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beech Poposes to enter into an agmernent with OF to allow
for the aedenteling of eligible teachers. Clly W. n well u Qualified residents, o Increase the
number of duel enrollment counsee eva9able at Miami Beech Senior High School for upcoming
school year; and
WHEREAS, Itre City Of Miami Beach partnership with OF would provide for the City to
NM the Irstucor cost of epproWnetely $8.718. per mums per semester Only for eligible and
crodentbled teachers, City Staff and Mien Beach residents not o exceed two (2) Duel
Enrollment courses in die 2022-23 schcoi year, with the expectation of increasing the number of
Dual Enrofilnent counties Offered each subsequent school year, and
WHEREAS, the City Manager recOmmands authormnp the City to enter into an
agreement with this Unlvenlly of Fonda and MIsml-Dade County Public Sdhods, for the 2022-
2023 stool year to provide Dual EnroBnert coasts for college credit for students at Miami
Beach Senior F1iph Stool; and further autlrorbirg the City to execute agreements for future
stool years with the Uniwerelly of Florida sndlor ManWede Canty Public Schools, subject to
budget approval by the City Commiealon, during the Citys annual budgetary process, of the Ctyys
contribution for each subsequent school year
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE GITY
COMMISSION OF THE CfTY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA that the Maya and City Commission
hereby authorize the City Manager to arecute an Agreement with the University of Florlda and
MiamiAede County Pudic Sdools to Provide Duel Enrollment murses for college vWt for
student at Miami Beech Senior High Stool: and firmer euthptrB the City to execute
agreements for future school years with the University of Florida and MismWade County Pudic
Schools, subject to annual budget approval try the City Commission of the Ctys contribution for
each w0eequem stool year.
PASSED and ADOPTED the 4 day dApril�, 2022.
ATTEST: ' `� �
Den Gelber, Mayor
xd A
Rafael rsic Gredo, City Clark PR l f fit}
h APPROVED AS TO
FORM S LANGUAGE
yamD Dnrem R E%ECUDON
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Dot agn Envelope M F023NR A09EJ091. 6-1533WBSEDBI
MIAMI BEACH
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM
TO:
HonoroDle Mayor aW Member; of Ina CAy Co niaslon
FROM:
A Irm T. Hudeb, City M` iWr
DATE:
Apd 6, 2022
SUBJECT:A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE lhiIVERSITY OF FLORIDA AND
MIAMI-OADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, TO PROVIDE DUAL
ENROLLMENT COURSES FOR COLLEGE CREDIT FOR STUDENTS AT
MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, FOR THE 2022,2023 SCHOOL
YEAR. IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $13.432; AND FURTHER
AUTHORIZING THE CITY TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS FOR FUTURE
SCHOOL YEARS WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDAAND MIAMI-DADE
COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SUBJECT TO ANNUAL BUDGET APPROVAL
BY THE CITY COMMI SSION OF THE CITYS CONTRIBUTION FOR EACH
SUBSEQUENT SCHOOL YEAR-
Admkisaatbn recamends socaPilg 8* waohAlon aW elpaWlrg dud erroknefM ofledfgs
at M ism Beall Sewftiph Send ia rcMde U Nwsi of Fbn& m a patron proattla.
The Ea<albn Carped (Edlaaan Cwp f) wth MlsnFDade Cant' Pubk Shcools (M-
DCPS). v eelebWled on Jaray 16. 2008. and intludee 0a mAcmns ID inORBe scsdaric
s•ppat and aleeslsR Al am Jawy 31, 2014 Cambaton Rebeat, dw Ws Key baaWed
Ceaoorra m AcI4 a PM<-12 Educmdo W 6eeeeroe vrta p7bwlad In au Sbaledc Pin a11d
0ordrllee b3 be a 00 N ea MGKMd In tM Omwd SWINK Plat.
The aedleem late d Mlan Beach Seder HW Sdntl was 94% m W. a 16.9% bdsae hom
2015, is 3.9%Gate 1M av W MACPS gs8aeon tele of 90.1 %in 2021. M-0CPS M, auraey
dai for ee 2D1619 sand yea reeadn 75% of petaY ages or sbmply apse dW datum ate
mc&Wg a good educaBon at Mira Basch Sala High Sdnd, a 3.7%deueeee aaiten conpaed to
fiat 201(1-11 whad Iaer, and 56%of 4xbnlm apes a Wally ague fiat May ate mceivIN a good
edacalon, a 21.7%Inoraaee tram to 2010-11 wind yen.
An adNAy Included in the Education Carpal b irveae acadmic MVpon aW adicw nw t s b
ldw N and Drier fhe wnplerron6mbmt af bed Iractbe sampan td ivaraee sw paWslbn rat at
Mlerd Beech Sena High School (MESH). Duel Ervoilratt pmgn a enild dw ccee
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OPporWOaes apr outstanding NO ad lod students and saves students and Parents money. Dual
Errcli et 1t a RoWam that alums mIgUs to good saadrla awwly a6arh a m accrom f
Wwn*Dade County Pubk Of VNIAN, thigh schools a hale sc ods, to artol r a cdlepe course and
no stool alma ebW WheOWy. The Deft that students earn mat be used bsad both a Nge
stud dpb.- and era acseplshb beads a colalle Amodaae or BeoosWeele degree. 0
TOChriral CaNlnaa. Sbdwp m ale or, 7a'. Or, gm, 10th, nth, or 121h gr+dm dos she arrow in
M-DCPS are alig®4 to Participate In the Dun Enrollment WWwm and map inset sparAk alWa
The dly has peMerad woh Far ds aasrhplmp Uremsoy wd M W*Dade Catepe sane WN to
lsseam is mortar of dW ervdbat oaaase at float Beach Senor HO School ad Mbd
Beach Noul6ln Middle Sdod. As of M2D-21 rood year she myncer of classes altered at'AMM
Beach puelk ade0i vies 170 i pactahp 3,706 Mom Basch youth, for an es6aaed asvllgs to
hurdles of 62,771,5M26 asap pogrem inception and on o0ndad cop b eb City d $W,OOD
annually
ANALTM
The Uravrpty of Fbrlds (UF) qufsray din All w volknot courses acre to Sine of Florida
and M m in any of to 66 MWrt0ede Cm* Public High Sdhoola In MWriDeds County.
Due 10 avid tslltng dopes f0 dual erndbat courses h Judy 2013, kx*YW W high eeluos are
IseP0hsI fO hAtribur" Od" for instructor and ghaisa *m less, As much, is raarbr of
mursee dlrsd A ladled due to avaaahle Ratting, pang with aedahEpYhp knitabore of InobuctlaW
school staff.
To sumod mr d bts to increase edrbbnal opporaNtes for Many Beach youth end! to Irhassee
as We pbecbn to !manse as a Place to he and rate a forty, we pmpoee a Merrorada of
Ucla drh3rq with OF to .hoe me, del aneinera opli" for Whit Beach youth which will male
tls Cty of Wed Beach is Ohy City offering AW raoanwa twouo University of Fbnde at a
Mkm*Dmdo County Paadk Ny1 acop' m MlarFDade Carty Public, Stook The prahership with
OF watt provide for to City b fund to instructor cop of aWnWnW* $6,71e. W cores per
senester not ID anted Mo (2) Duel EnroElsri cures in the 2022-23 ecllod yaw, Wt h to
e10erNtlon l0 tastes to nunbr of Dug Evsolknom panes offered each slbseWers school
year
Below is a 6atbg of to duel arrdtrsrt c0esea to City ands pace b offer and fund for the
2=-2023 school year at both MiaN Beam, Senor High Sdod and Maol Beach Naffs
MWIe School at an marinated OM of S09,505. The Utys btdpet for Over arrobrrd is
aalently $90,000 Per wind yen, .1ich war al w for addWroW caroms to be sated tayorN
tiose Nb0 below.
Coruam
Subjaet
batldlw&rakM
Cost
SLS 1510
Sbelegles for Success
Flu(*E)CPS credaoaled
radar)
$1,700.00
GEB 2011
IrtWudUrtb Buslroo
Flu(MElCPS)
61,700.00
ENT 1000
Entrepreneurship
Flu(WMPS)
$1,700.OD
ENC1101
Wr"ad Rhslodct
Flu(FadBdd Odle)
$4.000.00
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ENC1102
Wr4trg and Rhstodc2
FI U(Fwibftd Or")
$4.000.00
CCJ 2010
ON,I logy
FIU(Facdbod Online)
$4,000.00
CCJ 2020
CNrlisl Juadce
FIU(Fa2halled OrYle)
$4,000.00
SYG 2000
Sociology
FIU(FecM Of")
$4,000.00
SYG 2010
Social Prodene
FIU (Fa biwd Online)
$4,000.00
MAC 1105
College Algebra
MDC Instructor
$4,334.00
CTE 1050
Fashion Design
MDC Inslnrbr
$4,334.00
ENC 1101
English Campoddm 1
MOC Or"
$4.319.00
ENC 1102
English Conposbon 2
MDC 01YIre
$4.319.00
CLP 1008
PsyclnWgy of Pere ER
MDC Professor (N&A a MS)
$4,334.00
ISS1161
Individual in Sod*
MDClrmbucbr(NaMoe MS)
$4.334.00:
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AOAwbzd H"
OF Blended
$6,716.00
ARC 1000
ArcHaclVe A Rinaroy
OF Blended
$5,718.00
SUPPOHIING.SURVEY .DATA
54% of Wisr1i Beach resNme wb dstdmn m p1Cic schools mdaW a vwy washed vAM
PLA* schools in MIEN Beach
FY23 Fud V avNhoie of $13.432 wee ageing duel aso6neN funds of $90,000 per
arliclpabd clma ~ngs 4Rx,Bh Florida International University and Kwn1DaAe College
Not Applicable
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
NO. ITC a 0112021 LETTER TO COMMISSION
To: Mayw Den Gaber and Mrrbwa of the City C"lrilabn
rr.R
Fran: Real J. Aguaa. Intail Clip Mortaper[
Doll: Janury 11, 2021 �.
Svbje t City of Miami Bauch Ud Enrollment Pmysn Status Miami Beach Senior High
Scfnd and Mwrd Beech N&A+U Mbdb SdW
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Batch Nau&A Micidb Scl od.
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ewdlmaM chafe if has rMdod n e 310 prewe hlr3easa n to number of deeaea From to
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DWAr 6eY`p ID'2/10GMFSEJesAeFGCIEtfarer is,
Fuming to support and "Pawl the petremrip m the 2020-21 scool years includes an estimated
City cwft Aim of $90.000 fir instructor salamis and M-DCPS estimated mnhrWmn or
S122, aa0 for esn000ks.
The dal snrcYmew program at W arri Beach Seedd, High School and Miami Beam Nautilus
Middle School aft" eligible sl udenfs c enroll in a college came and high school des
eimuaansousty The vodka TO sudenl6 ism are used bwefda both s high 90*01 dphonu aM
ace acospleble low" a mange Aaaocele or Bachelor degree, a bec hnWl nrtkltabe. The
berieft d olleirp due] ewalmew muses b trip s hool and middle sdhod sWdwfts ahcuds:
• Ssvea Sb "she parents mony. es dual ne0111irmenil saudenb are eaerpt from psyrrlg
epplioadn. reptation. tid4on, laaoralory, and Special few If Qe chie ins taken are
being used toward high wlhool graduamn
Enflclea de oSne opportundies for wistendrlg high school I middle school sbalenle
• S1orben the Orris to allasn a color degree
• Provides students with mlepa asdll VW Is trenslemble W a ctlepe or uflharery
• Allows g ides eemed to bsca, pet of Dw sbudenls' pmnenerfttrsnmpts
Dual enrdlnew cofase &%nngs iMuda, but are not Iinsled to Te foaor*hp for life 2C20-21
Schad years.
Comiokgy
Fmi I
French II
FurMrrorftk or Argunerae.lon and Oebece
kh*Adual in Society
introduction m Education
Introduction to EnbepreneuMip
Introduction w Bus ness
Introduction of SociolM
Pubic Sphekkfp
PSyCelopy of Personal Elfecareness
Social Problems
Sesleg rs for Success
Wir" n Rhebk I
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Funding to support and expand the partnership in the 2023.2024 school year includes an
ashres ed City contribution d 5104. DOO for instructor salane l and MDCPS redshalod contributor,
Of 52B.560 for textbooks This padnersnep also auppi class we reduction
The deal enrolment program M MBSM and MBNM allows ahg,ble students to enroll in a college
course and high school Gass simusaneopsly The credits Students tram are used lowards
lath a high school chMe,ia and are accepts" towards a college Associate degree
Bachelor degree. on lechnerat ramfS'atc The boncrds M o%nng dual enrdlmant course to hgh
school and middle school Studeres include
• Saved students and par•na money as duel Mrolowl Students are exempt fronn paying
appkfdlan, regialrae0n tudon_ laboratory. aM Spica fees •I des flaaaee taken are
being used toward high school graduaton
• Enrlcnes fhe course opponlunsos ke oufslarding high school : middle Strad students
• Slartens the time to attar a college degree
• Provolea sludeM3 sum conga credit that is transferable to a college or university
• Allow, grades earned to beccena part of me stud9nfs pemunend Nary hIpts
Oust enronmanl course o6erengs include. but are not ended to, me fdawmg for the 20242025
School year
Archdedwe and Puman4y
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Rallied Techniques I
Efteeti mess
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Inhoduebi of Soclology
Frontiers of Amhcal Intelligence (At)
Modem Dance Techniques
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ereoYnler9 counters avaiabb m the 202a-25 scri year. MBSM will be Meer only high school in see
Slate to offer At classes win a OF professor
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wYwa, edu aton, and Duane ss wiM the r aragement obloc nee of bung known For (lool12)
educationist excelerce d you have any questions please feel free to contact a. Lester
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RESOLUTION NO. 2024-33273
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE
AN AGREEMENT WITH THE MIAMI DADE COLLEGE FOUNDATION TO
PROVIDE FUNDING FOR FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
FOR MIAMI BEACH RESIDENTS, WITH THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FUNDING
FROM THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH NOT TO EXCEED 530,000 FOR THE
2025.2026 SCHOOL YEAR AND EACH SUBSEQUENT SCHOOL YEAR
THEREAFTER, SUBJECT TO IDENTIFICATION OF FUNDING FOR THE 2025
2026 SCHOOL YEAR AND ANNUAL APPROVAL BY THE CITY COMMISSION
DURING THE CITY'S BUDGETARY PROCESS FOR SUBSEQUENT SCHOOL
YEARS, SUCH AGREEMENT TO BE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE
CITY ATTORNEY AND THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION PRIOR TO
EXECUTION.
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach i8 committed to supporting educational
opportunities for :Is residents. particularly those who are the first in their families to pursue a
college education; and
WHEREAS, the Miami Dade College Foundation has along -standing reputation for
providing scholarships and financial assistance to students who face financial barriers to
accessing higher education: and
WHEREAS. the provision of funding for first generation college scholarships will help
ensure that Miami Beach residents have the opportunity to achieve thew educational goals and
contribute positively to thaw community; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Commission believe that investing in the education of
Miami Beach residents is a vital step in promoting social and economic mobility within the
community; and
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach intends to provide funding not to exceed $30,000
for the 2025.2026 school year and esch subsequent school year thereaftef, subject to
ideoaficallon of funding for the 2025-2026 school year and annual approval by the City
Commission during the budget process fix subsequent school years; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager is hereby directed to negotiate an agreement with the
Miami Dade College Foundation to provide this funding for fast generation college scholarships
for Miami Beach residents, with such agreement being subject to the approval of the City
Attorney and the Mayor and City Commission prior to execution.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City
Commission hereby direct the City Manager to negotiate an agreement with the Miami Dade
College Foundation to provide funding for first generation college scholarships for Miami Beach
residents, with the total amount of funding horn the City of Miami Beach not to exceed $30.000
for the 2025-2026 school year and each subsequent school year thereafter, subject to
identification of funding for the 2025-2026 school year and annual approval by the City
Commission during the City's budgetary process for subsequent school years. such agreement
to be subject to the approval of the City Adomey and the Mayor and City Commission prior to
execution.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED this L day M S 2024.
ATTEST:
— / � 7 2024 n e�ner, Mayor
RahN Gmrado�o,,City Clark i 1�
(Sponsored by Commissioner Kriaun Raaen Gowlez) f` N(gf! CaallD' 3
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Resolutions C7 AW
MIAMI BEACH
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM
TO. Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission
FROM: City Attorney Ricardo J. Dopicu
DATE: September 11, 2024
TITLE: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORID& DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE AN
AGREEMENT WITH THE MIAMI DADE COLLEGE FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE
FUNDING FOR FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MIAMI
BEACH RESIDENTS. WITH THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FUNDING FROM THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEACH NOT TO EXCEED$30,000 FOR THE 2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR
AND EACH SUBSEQUENT SCHOOL YEAR THEREAFTER. SUBJECT TO
IDENTIFICATION OF FUNDING FOR THE 2025-2028 SCHOOL YEAR AND
ANNUAL APPROVAL BY THE CITY COMMISSION DURING THE CRYS
BUDGETARY PROCESS FOR SUBSEQUENT SCHOOL YEARS. SUCH
AGREEMENT TO BE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE CITY ATTORNEY
AND THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION PRIOR TO EXECUTION.
RECOMMENDATION
BACKGROUND/HISTORY
ANALYSIS
The attached Resolutwn was prepared at me request of 01e sponsor, Commissioner Knsten
Rosen Gonzalez.
FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT
The fiscal impact shall not exceed $30.000 annually.
l sthl Ordi B ca mte� t E tia
IFOR ORDINANCES ONLY)
If applicable, the Business Impact Estimate (BIE) was published on:
See BE at: l li v mla ibeaofl po I 'tY-hall/ciNclerklmeebnoiloti "I
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Applicable Area
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No
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profect7
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includes a principal anaatted in lohbvinb7 No
If sc, spec:4 the name of bbbyist(s) and principal(s).
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City Att mey
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Commissioner Knsien Rosen Gonzalez
Coaoonsodsl
Condensed Title
MDC First Generation College Scholarships for MB Resbenls (Rosen Gonzalez) CA
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MIAMIBEACH
MenorandumefUMers MIM(MOU)CMB,M-OCPS,Berry University
BARRY UNIVER!i4n, INC Education and Performance Ini0agvef
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The Mi monntlum M Understanding will aHow the Chy to expand Fathom, for nutlrtt lwdwl enrolment ood as a Miami Beach Ynio High SFIm,4
der induding Bury University as a partner am, enter Into an agreement with Miami Data County Public YMOIs and Bury UnlvMiry beginning In the
W25-26 uhwl year. Resolution No. 2024� 331W allowed for funds in tneamovnt of 641,432 to be used as needed to we the needs oaths wmmuniry
pro through all approved provides d dual enrollment Courses forthe 2024.2025 tense Year and M. subsepunt year.0 n May 21, 2025, Resolution 2025-
33653 amended Riedution it*. 2024 33180 to approve an agreement between the Ciry of Miami Beach, Miami. Dade Ownry Public Sehods Board,
am, Barry UMverLry for the addition M Bery UniveNry as a diteen to PHriide dual enrollment courses at Marl Beach Senior High XM1wI for the
203S-26 fehwl Year and each subu uent War.
Original T.
Renewal Futures Total Tom (chinnat * Renewals)
EfleOnes Date -June 30, 2026
"Unded: Yes x No State Federal Other.
Cost & Funding Source
Year Annual C= jtd�rmmt
1 $41,432 77]-6BBLOW34}32-4W592�Dl)- 0- Yes No
1. For contracts longer than five years, tontxt she Procurement Department 2. Attach arty supporting explanation needed. 3. Budget
approval indicates approval for the cur2M Racal year only. Future We. are subjec to Oly Commissonn approval of the annual adopted
operatingbudget.
City Commission Approved: x Yes No ResdMion Na: CC ApMa Nm eNo.: CC MeetingDate:
I I 2025336.53/202433180
Ino, explain why CC approval a rot required:
lepl Form Approved: x I Yes No If no, explain bedew, why form approval is not necapry:
Procurement:
N/A
Grants:
N/A
Budget Analyst Ayanna
Information Techholm:
N/A
D3Costs-Earle
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Budget Director: Tam"
Ono Stewart
IMM1O boa Sfu"Of
Risk Management: Marc
Fleet & Facilities:
N/A
Chevalier
Insurance Tvpe: N/A
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Reviewed Cq:
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Yes❑No❑
epapppepp,ap,pa er attached
Humanpesouroes:Mada
N/A
Other:
N/A
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