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Agreement between Greater Miami Hebrew Academy dba Rabbi Alexander S. Gross Hebrew Academy and CMB Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 � �y ��j � �� [— \.J �� X.� Docusign Enveiope ID:273FA92E-S6AC-�039-8CE5-62AE65C3F32Y AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT ithe Agreement ) is rr�ade and entered �nto this day of 8/26/2025� 10:43,P��he 'Effective Date," wh�ch shall be the date this Agreement �s fuliy executed 1. by and between GREATER MIAMI HEBREW ACADEMY dba RABBI ALEXANDER S. GROSS HEBREW ACADEMY ihereafter referred to as RASG) a Flonda not-for-profit corporat�on. whose princlpal piace of busmess �s 2400 Pine Tree Dnve. Miami Beach, Flonda 33140 and THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA (hereinafter referred ro as Cf41Bt a bady corporate and pol�bcal subd�v�s�on of the State of Flor�da. �vhose pr�nc�pal place of business �s 1700 Convent�on Center Drive, M�am� Beach, Florida 33139 and THE FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES (hereinafter referred to as FIU} a member of the State Urnversity System of Flonda, whose princ�pal place of bus�ness is 3000 N.E. 1515' Street. ACI 180. North Miami, Flonda 33181 WHEREAS, on or about May 15, 2024, FIU and RASG entered into that certain Duai Enroliment ArticulaUon Agreement (as may be amended from time to time, the Articulation Agreement'l. attached hereto as Exhibit A, to promote educational opportunities through dual enrollment: and WHEREAS, m parinership with RASG and FIU, CMB seeks to combme�ts resources with RASG and FIU �n order to increase the competitiveness of the students in Miami Beach by nurtunng and supporting the RASG dual enrollment program; and WHEREAS, th�s Agreement prov�des the guidelines for CMB to financially support the dual enro!Iment r,ourses at RASG; and WHEREAS on May 15. 2024, the Mayor and Gty Commission adopted Resolution No. 2024-33016. approving the funding of educational enhancements, including dual enrollment, for private and charter schools NOW, THEREFORE. �n consideration of the mutual promises and conditions contamed herein, and other good ar,d valuable consideration, the suff�ciency of which �s hereby acknowledged RASG. CtitB and FIU agree as foilo�vs ARTICLE I —RECITALS AND DEFINITIONS 1.01 $g�jj�j,� The parties t►ereto agree that the fore�omg re.��tais are true anu co�rect and ti�ai su�n re��tals are incorporated herein by reference Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe I0:273FA92E-56AC�039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 1.02 Defined Terms "Adjunct Instructor" shall be defined as an �ndiv�dual appointed, pursuant to the terms of the Articulation Agreement, to teach dual enroliment courses at a School and may include FIU Faculty. CMB Residents or CMB Employees The appo�ntment and credenUaling of Adjunct Instructors shall be as provided in the Articulation Agreement and Section 2 Q3(C) of this Agreement. except that, FIU shall provide opportunibes to applicants for Ad�unct Instructor posit�ons as fol�o�vs first, FIU Facutty: second. Cti�6 Residents; and third, CMB Employees. "Fee for the Provision of Educational Services' shall be tlefined as provided in SecUon 2 03(Bj(�►or Sect�on 2.03(B)(u), as applicable. 'Agreement" shall be defined as provided in the preamble. Articulation Agreemenf shali be defined as provided in the recitafs. "FIU Faculty' shall be defined as any fullt�me or part-time member of the teaching faculty of FIU. 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, prov�sional, onginal proba6onary or other temporary status under the civil service regulations CMB Resident(s) shall be defined as any person who has res�ded in the City of Miami Beach for longer than s�x consecutive months. Proof of residency may be established by presenting any two of the following documents a drive�'s license, voter's registration, automobile registrabon, a recorded deed, a lease for pface of residence, a utility b�ll and other sim�tar documents. Courtesy Lecturer' shall be defined as any School Teacher who is credentialed by FIU and appo�nted, pursuant to the terms of the Articulat�on 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 Section 3.24{A). Oversight Fee' shall be defined as provided i� Section 2.Q3(B)(ii). Prohibited Entity shall be defined as provided in Section 3 30. 'School' shatl be tlefined as Rabbi Alexanoer S Gross Hebrew Academy, the school located at 2400 Pine Tree Dr�ve, tiliami Beach, Florida 33140. School Teacher(s)" shall be defined, individually or collectivety, as any futltime member of the teach�ng faculty af the School ARTICLE 2 - SPECIAI, CONQITIONS 2.01 ?erm of Aareement. Tne term of this Agreement shall commence on tne Effective Date and contmue until July 31, 2026, unless one of the following occurs� (�) this Agreement is earlier Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe 10:273FA92E-S6AC-4�39-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 terminated pursuant to the terms of this �yreement, or (ii) the ArticulaUon Agreement �s terminated. This Agreement may be rene�rred for additional penods of time upon the mutual written consent of the three parties to this Agreement and subject to such terms and condit�ons as the parties shalf determine in writing. 2.02 Joint Resoonsibilities. RASG and FIU sha11 maintain responsibihty for implementmg the vanous companents of this Agreement as delineated �n th�s Agreement and in the Articulation Agreement 2.03 FIU Courses Offered on the Schoai Camquses. CMB will provide financial suppo�t, as set forth belaw, for eligibie students to engage �n a ngorous cumiculum at the School, which curr�culum offers FIU co�lege credit and alsa counts toward a high schaol d�ploma Reg+straUon far students at the School wiil be fac�litated via FIU's off-campus program RASG agrees to permit students enrolled at such schools(or who otherwise quaGfy pursuant to Section 1007_271, Flonda Statutes)who have been cert�fied by the�r school pnncipal or designee as qualified, to dually enrnll in regularly offered FIU courses at the Sehool. Dual en�oliment courses available to School studenTs are limited to those courses described in the Articulation Agreement Only courses prpviding a minimum and maximum of three (3� credits per course wiil be funded by CMB. Additionalfy, no courses that require a pre-requ�site class will be tunded by CMB, only general dual enrollment Gasses w�th no pre-requis�te class may be funded by CMB. AII dual enrollment courses funded by CMB must be accessible to ail ef�gible students with no pre- requisite college c:ourse requirement. A. Marketing. FIU, RASG and GMB will work c;ollaborat�vely to market the programs. prov�de professxonal deveiopment opportunities for FIU credentialed CMB teacners.. trans�tian students, evaluate courses, and assess overall results B. Payment. The funds far the dual enrollment elasses wilf be allocated as follows: {�} For each FIU FacultytAdJunct Instructor who is teaching a dual enrollment course on School campus during each term, CMB shall pay FIU the following per term: {a)a fee for the provision of educational serv�ces in the amount of $5,20Q.00, per FIU Faculty/Adjunct Instructor (i) For each Adjunct Instructor,ather than FIU Faculty v�rho is teaching a dual enrollment course on Schaol campus during each term, Ct�qB shall pay FIU the following per term {a) a fee far the provision of educational sernces m the amount of$6,900.00, per Adjunct fnstructor (in} For eaeh Cc�urtesy Lecturer who is teaching a duaf enrollment course on School campus dunng each term, Ct�1B shall pay FIU �1,1OQ.00 (the "Oversight Fee'), per unique dual enrollment course, for academ�c morntoring and overs�ght conducted by an FtU Faculty �iaison/ Mentor To be clear, CMB shall not pay an Oversight Fee when an FIU Faculty/Adjunct Instn,ctor is teaching a dual enrollment course on School campus a. Cancellation Cost: If the School cancels an in-person course taught by a Gourtesy l.ecturer or by a Credentialed CMB empioyee or CMB resident after an FIU Faculty LiaisoN Mentor has been ass+gned and completes partial deliverables, a five hundred doflar {�SJQ OQ} fee �v�ll be charged ta the School. If the Schoa� cancels a course taught by an FIU Faculty! Ad�unct Instructor o� CredenUaled Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envefope 10:273FAS2E-SfiAC�039-BCES62AE65C3F322 CMB empfoyee or CMB resident, after the course has begun, a prorated fee w+ll be charged to ihe School based on the canceilation date. (Ev�The School shall pay all student instructional materiai costs (in Fa�� and Spring of each school year) (v) CMB shall pay Adjunct Instructor Salaries and Oversight Fees. CMB Contributions shall not exceed $20,6Q4 in a g�ven fiscal year (from Octaber 1 or a given year to September 30 of a subsequent year)and shaEl be subject to budget appropriaUon and funding approvai by the CMB City Commiss�on for each fiscai year. (vi)Future annual dual enrollment agreements, academic monitonng and oversight fees, FIU faculty/adjunct cost, and�or the introduction of other fees wiil be re-evaluated annually in spring terms within the context of FIU'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 RASG and CMB prior to the renewa(of dua!enrollment agreemenl(s). C Teacher Credentiaiing fo� School Teachers, CMB Residents and CMB Employees. In order to �ncrease the paoM oi qualified teachers, quaf�fied Schaol Teachers, CMB Residents and CMB Employees may become credentialed as Adjunct Instructors by their respective academic depariments at FIU In accordance with the provisions of the Articulat�on Agreement. As prov�ded in the Art�culation Agreement, the credenUaling of Adjunct Instructors is at FIU's sole d�scretion The pnncipal of the School shall be respansible for proposing prospective teachers for the credentialing process. D Policies and Pracedures at the School(s). Prior to commencing any class at a School, an Adjunct Instructo� shall meet with the pnncipal of the School to discuss and acknowledge any site spec�fic pol�c�es and procedures of the School, including, without limitat�on, the School attendance policies and procedures, with which the Adjunct Instructor shafl comply E Course Selection and Scheduling.The Schaol principal shall select the dual enrollment courses to be taught at the Schoai, prov�ded that the courses are selected from the dual enrallment courses identified in the Articulaiion Agreement (the list of courses is subject to change) Any dual enrollment courses offered at School shall be accessible to a!I university/coliege-elig�b(e students,may not be restncted to students enrolled m a specific high school academy or program and must be offered as courses accessible to the ent�re student population based on univers�ty elig�biliiy All Adjunct lnstructars shall str�ctly adhere to the Schoo!calendar and schedule for each school year, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit B and incarporated herein. All Adjunct Instructors shall provide inst�uction per the established class schedule as determined by the applicable School for the Fa�l semester and the Spring Semester for each school year. 2.Od Notic�When an� of the part�es des�re to give notice to the other, such notice must be in v��nt�ng sent by U S Mail, postage prepa�d, addressed to the representat�ves designated below by each party (uniess changed by wr�tten notice in compliance with the provisions af this paragraph) , Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusig�Enveiope 10 828AB6D9-5846-4F7E-8624-0959873AtBB6 To RASG: �isa Stroll Head af School Rabbi Alexander S. Gross Hebrew Academy 2400 Pine Tree Dnve hliami Beach. Fionda 33140 With a copy to f�1eredith Kaltman High School Pnncipal Rabb�Alexander S. Gross Hebrew Academy 24Q0 Pine Tree Driv� M�ami Beach, Fionda 33140 To CMB: Eric T. Carpenter, P.E. City Manager City of Miam� Beach 170b Convention Center Drive Miarni Beach, Florida 33139 With a copy to: Dr Lesiie Rosenfeid Ch�ef l.eaming Develapment Officer City of Miami Beach 1700 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, Florida 33139 To FIU Valene Morgan, Ed D. Senior Director Florida international Unlversity Biscayne Bay Campus Duai Enroliment Diwsion of Student Affairs 30Q0 N.E. 151�` Street, ACI 180 North Miami, Florida 33181 ARTICLE 3 -GENERAL CONOITIONS 3.01 Independent GantraetQr. The parti�s to th�s agreement shaif at ail t�mes be actmg �n the capaaty of �ndependent contractors and not as an officer, employee or agent of ane another Neither party nar its respect�ve agents, employees, subcontractors or assignees shall represent to others that it has the autharty to bind the other party unless specif�cally authonzed in writing to do so. No rsght ta parfy's reUrement, 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 responsib�6ties under this Agreement. Ne�ther party shall be responsible for social secur�ty, withholding taxes, cantributions to unemplo�ment compensation funds or �nsurance for the other party or the other party's aff�cers. employees, agents, subcontracrors or assignees. 3.02 Default. Tt�e parties agr�e that, in the event that either party is m default of �ts obl�gations under th�s A�re�ment, the non-defaulting party sha11 provide to the defaulting party (30) days uvritten notice te cure the default. However, in the event said deFault cannot be cured w�thin said thirty(3Q)day period and the defaulting party is diiigently attemptmg m goad faith to cure same, �, J Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Emelope 10:Y73FA92E-S6AC�4�39-8CE5�62AE65C3F322 the time per�od shalk be reasonably extended to alicw the defaultmg party addi6anal cure t�me. Upon the occur�ence af a defauit that is not cured during the applicable cure penod, this Ac�reement may be terminated by the non-defauit�ng party upon thirty (30) days' notice. This remedy is not intended ta be exclusive of any other remedy, and each and every such remedy shall be cumulative and sha11 be in addition ko every ather remedy now or hereafter existing at law or in eqwty or by statute or otherwise. No smgle or partial exercise by any party of any nght, power, or �emedy hereunder shall preclude any ather or future exercise thereof. Nothing in this Section 3.02 shail be construed to preclude terminatian for convenience following a 30-day advanced wntten notice to the ather parties The studenks enroEled as of the time of terminatian tiv�l( be aUcwed to complete the semester natwithstanding sa�d termination. 3.03 Annual An�priation. The performance and obl�gat+ons of e�ther party under this Agreement sha�l Ce cc�n4ingent upon an annual budgetary appropnahon by its govem�ng body. If either party does nat aflacate funds for the payment of services or products to be provided under this Agreement, this Agreement may be terminated by that party at the end of the period for which funds have been alfocated. That party sh�ii nvtify the other pa�ty at the earliest possibie time before such term�nation No penalty shall accrue to either party in the event th�s provision is exercised, and neither party shall be obligated or Iiable for any future payments due or any damages as a result of terminabon under th�s Sectian 3.Q3 3.04 Excess Funds. Any party receiving funds paid by RASG or CMB under this Agreement agrees to pramptly notify RASG and CM8 af any funds erraneously received from RASG or GMB upon the discovery of such erroneous payment ar overpayment. Any such excess funds shall be refunded to RASG or CMB, as applicable, with interest calculated from the date of the erroneous payment or overpayment I�terest shall be calculated ussng the interesi rate for judyments under Section 55.03, Flor�da Statutes, applicable at the hme the erroneous payment or overpayment was made by RASG or Ct��B Th�s provis�on sha(! equally inure to FIU's benefit 3.Q5 Public Recor� A Any party c�ntracfinc�wlth CMB o�FIU shafl comply wr�th Flor�da Publ�c Records!aw under Ghapter 119, Flarida Statutes, as may be amended from time to time. B. The term 'pubt�c records" shall have the meaning set foRh in Sect�an 119.011(12}, which means all dacuments, papers, letters, maps, books, tapes, photographs, films, sound recordings, data processing software, or other material, regard(ess of the phys�cal form, characteristics,or means of transmission,made or rece�ved pursuant to law or ordmance or fn connection with the transaction of official business of Ch�1B and/or FIU. C PursuaM ta Sect+on 119.p701 of the Florida Statutes, if RASG meets the def�nrtion af 'Contractor' as defined m Section 119.0701(1)(a}, RASG shall: (i) Keep and maintain public records requ�red by CMB andlor FIU to perform the service; (ii) Upon request fram CMB's and/or FIU's cusiodian of public records. provide CMB andiar FIU w�th a capy of the requested records or ailow the records to be �nspected or copied wiihin a reasonable Ume at a cust that does not exceed the cost provided �n Chapter 119, Florida Statutes ar as olhen�vise prov�ded by law, (iii) Ensure that public records that are exempt or confidential and exempt from public records dlsclosure requ�rements are not d�sclosed, except as authanzed by law, far Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Qocus�gn Envebpe ID:273FA92E-56AC�4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 the durat�an of the contract term and foilowing compleUon of ihe Agreement rf RASG does nat transfer the recards to CMB andtor FIU, as appl�cable; {iv) Upon campletion of the Agreement, transfer, at no cost to CMB and FIU, aii public records in possessian of RASG or keep and mafntain public records required by CMB and/ar FIU ta perfarm the service. if RASG transfers ali pubiic records to the CMB and FIU upon compietion of the Agreement, RASG shali destroy any duplicate public records that are exempt or confidentiai and exempt from public records disclosure requirements If RASG keeps and maintains pubiic records �pon completion of the Agreement. RASG shaif ineet ail appiicable req�irements for retain�ng pubi�c records All records stored electron�caily must be provided to CMB and/or FIU, upon request from the CMB's andiar F!U's custodEan of public recards, in a format that is compat�ble with the information technolagy systems af the CMB and/or FIU, as applicable. D. Request for Records; Noncompliance. {�j A request to inspeet or capy �ublic records relating to CMB's andtor FIU's contract for services must be made di�ectty to CMB andtor FIU If CMB and/or FIU, as applicable, does not possess the requested records, the applicable paRy shall immediately notify RASG of the request. and RASG must provide the recards to CMB andior FIU, as appl�cable, or aliaw the records ta be �nspected or copied w�thin a reasonable time. (ii} RASG s fa�lure to comply w�th a request from GMB and/or FIU for records shall consUtute a breach of this Agreement, and CMB andJor FIU, as appiicable, at its sole discretion,may (1)unilaterally term�nate the Agreement;(2)avail itself of the remedies set fo�th under the Agreement; andlor(3)avail itself of any ava�lable remed�es at law Qr m equity. (iii} If RASG fails ta provide the public records to CMB andlor FIU w�th�n a reasonable time, it may be s�b�ect t4 penalUes urder s 1 19 10 E. Civil Action (�) If a civil action is filed against RASG to campel produet�on of public records relat�ng to G1416`s andror FIU's contract for services, the court shall assess and award against RASG the reasanable costs of enforcement, incsuding reasonable attorneys fees, if: a The court determines that RASG unlawfully refused to comply w�th the publ�c records request wrthin a reasanable time; and b At least 8 b�siness days before filing the acUon, the plamUff prov�ded wntten natice of the public records request, including a stalement that RASG has not c4mplied wRh the request, to afl other parties to th�s Agreement, including RASG. (u) A notice campl�es with Section 3 Q5(E}(i}(b) if it Is sent to the CMB's and FIU's custodian of pubHG records and to RASG at RASGs address listed in this Agreement or to RASG's registered agent Slich not�ces must be sent by common carrier delivery serv�ce or by registered, Global Express Guaranteed, or certified marf, with postage o� shipp�ng paid by the sender and with evidence of del�very, which may be �n an electronic format. Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F3Z2 (iii} If RASG complies with a pubiic records request within 8 business days after the notice �s �ent, it is nat liable for the reasonable easts of�nforcement F IF RASG HAS QUESTIONS REGARDING THE APPUCATlON OF CHAPTER '119, FLORIDA STATUTES, OR AS TO ITS DUTY TO PROVIDE PU6LIG REGORDS RELATING TO THtS AGREEMENT, CONTaCT THE CUSTODIAN C�F PUBLfC RECORDS AT: CITY tJF MfAMI BEACH ATTENTION: RAFAEL E. GRANADO, GtTY CLERK 1700 CONVENTiON CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEAGH, F�ORIDA 33139 E-MAIL: RAFAELGRANADC?(a�MIAMIBEACHFL.GOV PHONE: 305-673-7411 3.06 Student Records: Notwitnstanding any provision to the contrary within th�s Agreement, FIU and RASG shai► fuNy comply with the requrrements of Section tOQ2.22. Florida Slatutes, or any other state ar federal law ar regulation regarding the confidentiaGty of student information and recards. To the extent and the limits of Section 768 28, Flor�da Statutes, each such party agrees, for itself, its officers, employees, agents, representaUves, contractors or subcontractors, to fuily indemnify and hold harmless CMB and its officers and employees for any violatian of this Section 3.06, includin�, without limitatian, dePending CMB and its officers and employees agafnst any compiaint, administrative or judicial proceeding, payment af any penalty imposed upon CMB, or payment of any and ali costs, damages,judgments or losses incurred by or imposed upon CMB arising out af a breach of this covenant by the party,or an off�cer,employee,agent, representative, coniractor, or sub- contractor of the party to the extent that the pa�ty or an officer, empfoyee, agent, representative, contractor, or sub-contractar of tne pa�ty sha�l either �ntentionally or negliger�tly v�alate the prov�stons of ihis Sect+on 3.06 ar af Section 1002.22, Florida Statutes. Th�s Sec6on 3.06 shal! survive the termination of all performance or obliga6ons under this Agreement and shali be fully b�nding untii such time as any proceeding brought on accaunt of this Agreement is barred by any applicable statute of hmitations Nothing contained here�n shal{ abrogate the savereign immunity of the part�es 3.07 tndemnif� ation. Each party agrees to be fuliy responsibie for �ts acts of negiigence, or �ts empioyees" acts ot negiigence when acting within the scope of their employment and agrees to be fiabie for any damages resulting from said negl�gence. This Section 3.07 shall survive the terml�ation of ali perfarmance or obligatians under this Agreement and shaff be f�jify ainding unti( such t�m� as any �roCeeding brought on accaunt af th+s Agfeement +s barred by any applicabie statute of ItmiTatians Natwithstanding the foregomg, FIU's and CMB's indemnification here�n is sub�ect to applicable law5, including, but not limited to, Sect�on 768.28, Florida Statutes, and the limitations, restnctians, and defenses therein. Nothing contained here�n shall constitute a waiver of sovereign immunity by any of the parties to this Agreement. 3.08 Comoliance with Laws. The parties obligat�ons w�th respect to th�s Sect�on 3.08 shall be gavemed k�y Section a �0 �af the Art�culat�on Agreement. 3.09 Place of Pgrformance. Students enroiled pursuant to th�s Agreement wiN attend classes at the Schoal Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envebpa ID:273FA92E-S6AC-4039-9CE5-62AE65C3F322 3.10 Governing L�.,�/�ue and Waiver Qf Jury Trial. Th�s Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Flar�da Th�s Agreement shall be enfp�ceable in Miami- Dade CountX, Fiorida, and if Iegai �ct on �s necessary by either party wfih respect to the enforcement of any pr all of the terms or condiUons here�n, exclusive venue for the enforcement af same shall he �n M�ami-Dade County, Flar�da. By entering into this Agreemeni, the pa�ties expressiy waive any nghts either party may have to a trial by jury of any c�vil 6tigation related to ar arising out of th�s Agreement 3.11 �ntire y of Agr�ement. This document mcorparates and includes all pr+or negotiations, correspondence, conversations, agreements and understandings applicabie to the matters �ontained herein and the parties agree that there are no commitments. agreements or understandings conceming the sub�ect matter of this Agreement that are not cantained in this document. Accordingly, tne parties agree that no deviation from the terms hereof shall be predic;ated upon any prior representations ar agreements, whether aral or written. 3.12 �inding Effect. The parties abligatians with respect to this Section 3.12 shall be governed by Section �.12 of the ArticulaUon Agresment. 3.13 Assignment. The parties obhgations with respect ta this Section 3.13 shall be govemed by Section 4 13 of the Art�cuiation Agreement. 3.14 Incornoratian �v Referenee. Exhib�t A and Exhibit B, each attached hereto and referenced here�n, st�<�II be deerr�eu{ to be Incorporated �nto this Agreement by reference. 3.15 Cantions• The captions, section numbers, article numbers, titles and headings appearing �n this Agreement are inserted only as a matter of convenie�ce and �n no way define, limit, construe or descnbe the scop or intent of such arncfes or sections af 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 SeverabilitY. The parties obligations with respect to this Section 3.16 shall be govemed by Section 4 16 of the Articulal;on Agreement 3.17 t'renaration of Agreement,The part�es acknowledge that they have sought and obtained whatever competent adv�ce and counsel as was necessary for them to form a full and complete understand�ng of a�l n�hts and obl�gations herein and that the prepara6on of this Agreement has been their �o�nt effort. The language agreed to herein expresses the�r mutual Intent and the resulting document shall not, so{ely as a mattar of judic�al canstruction, be construed more severely againSt one of the parties than the other. 3.18 Amendments. No modificat�on, an�endment, ar alterat�on in the terms or conditions contained here�n shall be effective unless contained �n a written dacument prepared with the same or s�milar formality as th�s Agreement and executed by each party hereto The C�ty Manager of the City of M�ami Beach, Florida, on behalf of CMB, shall be authorized to execute any amendment ar extension of this Agreement. 3.19 1,l��iver. Tt�e parties obligations with respect to this Sectian 3.19 shall be governed by Sect�or, 4 (?9 of tt�e Articulation Agreement. Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Qocusign fnvebpe I0:273FA92E-56AC�039-BCES-82AE65C3F322 3.20 Force Maieure.The parties abligaUors with respect to this Section 3.20 shaH be govemed by Section 4 14 of the Art�culation Agreen�ent. 3.21 Survi,y�,� Ali representatiors and warranties made herein, regarding rndemnificatlon obhgat�ons. ob(igations to reimburse RASG ar CMB, obligat�ons to maintain and allow inspection and audit of records and property, obligations to maintam the confidenUality of records. repoRing requirements, and obi�gatians ta return pub6c funds shail surv'rve the termmation of this Agreemert 3.22 Authoritv. Each person sigr,ing this Agreement on behaif of either party individualiy warrants that he or she has full legai power to execute this Agreement on behalf of the party for whom he or she �s signing, and to bind and obligate such pa�ty w+th respect to all provisions contained in this Agreement. 3.23 Termination for Convenience. FIU or CMB may. through its Gity b1anager, and for its corvenience and w�thout cause, termirate th�s Agreement at any time dunng the Term by giving written notice to the parties hereto of such terminaUon The termmation shall become effective thirty (30} days following receipt by the partres hereto af such notice. If the Agreement �s terminated for convenience by GMB, the parnes hereto shall be paid€or the services saUsfactonly perfarmed up unt�l the date of terminatron If the Agreement is term�nated for convenience by FIU, FIU shall reimb�rse the parties hereto for any fees pa�d in advance, prorated to reflect the services provided through the effective date of termination. Addit�onally, �n the event of a pub6c health, welfare or safety concem, as determined by the City Manager, in the C�ty Manager's sole discretion, the City Manager, pursuant to a verbal ar wntten notificaUon to the parties hereto, may immediately suspend aii or part of th�s Agreement for a time certain or, �n the altemative, may terminate this Agreement on a given date. Upon terminaUon of this Agreement, and other than as specifically prov�ded in this Sect�on 3.23 regard�ng payment of sernces satisfactorily performed priar to the termination of the Agreemert. FIU or Cti1B respectively, shall be d�scharged from any and all liabi{ities duties and terms ansmg out of. or by virtue of, 4his Agreement. 3.24 E-Verify A. Each of CMB, RASG and FIU shaU 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 StatuEe. c.an�menc�ng an January 1, 2021. each of CMB, M- DCPS, and FIU shall register with ar,d use the E-Verlfy system to venfy the work authorizat�on status of all newly hired employees dunng the term of the Agreement, Add�t�onally, each of CMB. RASG, and FIU shall expressly requ�re aRy subcontractor performing work or provid�ng services Fursuant ro the Agreement to hkewise utilize the U 5. Qepartmert af Homeland Security's E-Verify system to venfy the employment eligibility of all new employees hired by the subcontractar d�ring the contract term If CMB, RASG or FIU enter into a contract with an approued subcontractor, the subcontractor must provide CMS, RASG, or FIU, as applicable, w�th an affidavit stating that the subcontractor does not employ,contract with, or subcontract with an unautharrzed alien. Each of CMB,RASG or FIU, as applicable, shall ma�ntarn a copy of such affidavit for the duration of the cantract or such other extended penod as may be required under this Agreemen;. B Termination Rights Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docustgn Envelope 10:273FA92E-S6AC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 (i) If any of CMB, RASG, or FIU, as appl�cabie, has a good faith belief that any party hereto has knowEngly violated Section 448.Q9(1}, Flonda Statutes, such party shall terminate this Agreement with for cause, and no party shail thereafter have or owe no further obligation or liability to any other party. {ii) If any of CMB, RASG,or FIU,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 comp(ied 4vith such section, then it shaii promptiy not�fy the other parties. as �pplicable, and order such party to immediately terminate the contract with the subcontractar Such party's fallure ta terminate a subcantractor shall be an event of default under this Agreement, entitiing the other party to terminate the Agreernent for cause (iiij A contract terminated under the faregomg Subsections (B)(i)or(B)(ii)is not a breach of cantract and may not be considered as such. (iv)CMB, RASG and FIU, or a subcontractor of CMB, RASG and FIU, may file an act�on with the Circuit or Gounty Court to chalfenge a term�nat�on under the foregoing Subsectians�6)(i)or(B}(ii}na later than 20 calendar days after the date on wh�ch the Agreement was terminated. (v} If any party terminates the Agreement under the foregoing Subsection (B)(i�. CMB. RASG or FIU, as applicable, may not be awarded a pubGc contract for at least 1 year after the date of termination of this Agreement. (vi)The party that violates this Sectian 3 24 is iiable for any addit�onal costs inc�rred by the other parfies as a result of the terminatian of this Agreement under this Sectron 3 24 3.25 Audit and lnsaections. Upon reasonable verbal or wntten notice, and at any Gme durmg normal busmess hours(i.e.9AM—SPM, Monday through Fridays,excluding nat�onally recogn�zed holidays), and as often as the Gity Manager may, in his/her reasonable d�scret�on and judgment, deem necessary, FIU and RASG shall rnake available to the City Manager, andJor such representatives as the City Manager may deem to act on the City's behalf, to audit, examine, and/ or inspect, any and atl other documents andlpr records refating to all matters covered by th�s Agreement. FIU and RASG sha11 maintain any and all such recards at its place of business ai the address set forth �n Sect�on 2 ��3 3.26 Inspector Gene�al Audit Rights A. Pursuant to Sect�on �-256 of the Code qf the C�ty ot A�tiam� Beach. Ctv18 has estabhshed the Office of the Inspector General wh�ch may, on a random bas�s. perform rev�ews, audits, inspections and rnvesGgations on all CMB contracts, throughout the duration of said contracts. This random audit is separate and distinct irom any other audit performed by ar on behalf af GMB. B. Th� Off�ce of tha Ins�ector General �s authorized to investigate CMB affairs and empowered to rev�ew past, present and proposed CMB programs, accounts, records, contracts and transactions. In add�tian,the Inspector Genaral has the power to subpoena wRnesses, administer oaths, requrre the productian of witnesses and monitor GMB pro�ects and programs Monitoring of an existing GNiB pro�ect or program may include a 1 : Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-82C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe Ip:273FA92E-56AC-4U39-BGES-62AE65C3f322 repart concerning whether the project �s on hme, within budget and m contormance with the contract documents and appli�able law. The Inspector General shall have the power to aud�t, investigate, monitor, aversee, inspect and review operatians, activities, pertarmance and procurement process related to this Agreement inciuding but not limited to project design, bid specifications, {bid�proposal) submittals, activities of CMB, RASG or FIU, �ts officers, agenis and employees, lobby�sts, CMB staff and elected officials to ensure compiiance with the contract documents and to detect fraud and corruption. Pursuant to Section 2-378 of the Gty Code, CMB Is aflocating a percentage of its overall annual contract expenditu�es to fund the activ3Ues and aperations of the Qffice of Inspectar General. C Upon ten(10}days written notice to RASG or FIU, RASG or FIU shall make aU requested records and documents available ta the Inspectar General far inspect�on and copying_ The lnspector General is empowered to retain the services of independent private sector auditors to audit, investigate, mon�tor, oversee, �nspect and review operations, activities, performance and procurement process related to th�s Agreement including but not limited to project design, bid specifications, (b�dtproposal)submittals, activrhes of CMB. RASG or FIU. its officers, agents and employees, lobbyists, CMB staff and elected off�cials to ensure compliance with the contract documents and to detect fraud and corrvpUon. D The Inspector Genera�shall have the right to inspect and copy all documents and recards in RASG" or FIU`s possesslon, custody ar cantrol which, in the Inspector General's sole �udgment, pertain to per�ormance af the contract including, but not limited to onginal estimate files, change order estimate files,worksheets, proposals and agreements from and with successful subcantractors and suppliers, all project- related correspondence, memoranda, instructions, financial documents, construcfion documents, (bid/proposal) and contract documents, back-change documents a!I documents and records wh�ch invo�ve cash, trade or volume discounts, insurance proceeds, rebates, or div�dends received. payroU and personnel records and supporting documentation for the aforesa�d documents and records E RASG and FIU shall make available, at the�r appheable offices, at all reasonable times, the records, materials, and other ev�dence regarding the acquis�tion(bid preparabon)and performance of this Agreement for examinatian, audit, or reproductian until three (3j years after finaf payment under this Agreement or for any longer penod required by statute or by other clauses of this Agreement. In addition � If this Agreement is complstely or partially terminated: RASG and FIU shali make ava�lable records relating to the work term�nated unt�l three (3� years after any resulting fina! termina6on settlement; and �� RASG shall make available records relating to appeals or to�itigaUon or the settlement of claims arising under or relating to this Agreement until such appeals. IiGgation. or ckaims are finally resolved. F. The pravisians in this SecUon 3.26 shall apply to RASG. FIU and their respectiv�offers, agents, employees, subcontractors and suppliers. RASG and FIU shall incorporate the provisions in ihis Section in all subcantracts and all other agreements executed by RASG and FIU �n connecUon with the performance of this Agreement. 1�' Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope Id:273FA92E-S6RC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 G. Nothing in this SecUon 3�.26 shall impa�r any �ndependent right of CMB, RASG or FIU to conduct audits or invest�gative activit�es The provisions of this Section 3.26 are neither intended nor shall they be construed ta �mpose any liability on CMB by RASG, FIU or third partiss. 3.27 RASG's Compliance with Anti-Human Traffickinq Laws. RASG agrees to comply with Section 787.Q6. Flonda 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 ' traff�cking laws, as required by Section 787.(}6(13}, Florida Statutes, a copy of wfiich is attached hereto as Exnibit C 3.28 Prohibition an Contractinct with a Business Engaging in a Bovcott. RASG warrants and represen;s that �t is not �urrently 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, ; RASG hereby certifies that it is not current►y engaged in, and for the duration of the Agreement, i will not engage in a boycott af Israel. 3.29 Prohibition on Contractina with an Individual or Entitv Which has Performed Services for Compensation to a Candidate for CMB Elected Office. RASG warrants and represents that, w�thin 4wa (2� years pnor to the Effect�ve Date, �t has not ' received compensation for services performed for a candidate for CMB City elected office, as contemplated by the prohibitGons and exceptrans of Secbon 2-379 of the CMB C�ty Code. For the avoidance of doubt, the restrietions on contracting with CMB pursuant to Section 2-379 of the City Code shall not aqqlv to the fallow�ng: A. Any individua!or entity that provides goods to a candidate for off�ce B. Any individual ar entity that provides services to a candidate for off�ce if those same services are regularly performed by the ind�vidual or entity in the ordinary course of busfness for clients or customers other than candidates far o#fice. This includes, withaut hmitation, banks, telephone or intemef service prov�ders, printing campan�es, event venues, restaurants, caterers, transportation providers, and office supply vendors. C. Any Individual or entity which performs iicensed professional services (�ncluding for examp!e, legal or accounting servicesl 3.30 Prohibition A�ainst Contractins� with Foreisan Countries of Concern when an Individual's P�rsonal Identifvinq InfQrmation May Be Accessed RASG hereby agrees to comply w�th SecUc�n 287 138 Fle�nda Statutes as may be amended from t�me to time, which states that as of January 1, 2024, a qovernmental entity may not accept a bid on, a proposal for, ar a reply to, or enter mto, a contract with an enUty which wauld grant the entity access to an ind�vidua('s persona! ident�fying infarmakion (P{I), unless the entity provides the governmenta! entity with a� affidavit signed by an officer or represenEative of the ent�ty under pena(ty of perjury attest�ng that the entity does not meet any of the enter�a jn Paragraphs 2(a)-{c)of Section 287.138, Florida Statutes (a) the entity is owrned by a gavernmenF of a fareign country of concem; (b} the government of a for��gn country of concern has a contraNing interest in the entlty; or(c)the entity �s organi2ed under the la;vs of or has its principal plae.e of busmess in a fareign country of concern (eaeh a "Prohibited Entity j. A fareign country of concern is defined in Section 287.138 (1)(c). Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe ID:273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 Flonda Statutes, as may be amended from t�me to time, as tne People s Repubhc of Ch�na, the Russian Federation, the Isiamic Republ�c of lran, ihe Democratic Peopie s Republic of Korea, the Republic of Cuba, the Venezuelan regime of Nicolas Maduro, or the Synan Arab Republic, �ncluding any agency ot or any other entity of sigrnficant control of such foreign country of concern. Aclditionaily, beginnrng July 1, 2fl25, a governmental entity may not extend or renew a contract wrth a Prohibited Entity. FIU warrants and represents that it does not fali within the definition of a Prahibited Entity, and as such, has caused an authorized representative of the party to execute the Prohibition Against Cantract�ng with Entities of Foreign Countnes of Concem Affidavit, �ncorporated herein by reference and attached hereto as Exhibit D. � a Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe ID:828ABBD9-5846�F7E-8624-0959873A78B6 IN WITNES5 WNERE�F, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed by their appropriate officiais, as af the date first entered above. (Corporate Sealj GREATER MIAMI HEBREW ACADEMY dba RABBI ALEXANDER S. GROSS NEBREW ACADEhfiY: s�y�ea eY �Y� S{Y'.2� � ��if$9�i�ad of School Date: ��22/2025� 12�22 PM EDT �u�a w: Bv: 1 k.�rt,��alf►�aun. __ �Qk�d4�lt+�an, High School Principal Date:8�2�2a25� 12 20 PM EDT ATTEST: ��. � ��Facs.,o-c ---- Name: Title Execut(ve Direct�r Date: $�25l2025�7 19 AM PDT Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope ID:273FA92E-S6AC�039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH: (Corporate Seal) THE CITY OF MIAMi BEACH, FLORIDA: os os I ' � -- �-fi �;�� , 4: j ,\ BY�—�_.`�`:s._ i�� , . Eric T. Carpente , P.E.. City Manager Date �l�L�f�1s�5�� 0:43 AM EDT ATTEST. �ocuSi9ned by: --►!a�au,(, �'aun,a.�(.e. _.. _ __ ___._ _--- ----__,. ��oB��do, City Clerk Date $�26/2025� 10:43 AM EDT APPROVEQ AS TO FORti1 & �ANGUAGE 8� FC?R EXECUTIQN � � ��' B� 3��r � City Attorney r� Da e Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID BFE�3980-382A-488G9E85-E7A117C798E5 FOR FIU: (Corporate Seai} THE FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES: � DocuSipnetl by: By: ��c.{�. ��-. �aY � —�la^[sg�=a,�E? Na�pg: Elizabeth M.Be�ar Tlt{8: Prnvn�, Date: August 22,2025 ATTEST: DacuSqnM by' ��,tll( Y�_ S) ��,'S��A4uEC NBme: Vilma Mesa Title: Associate General Counsel Date: Auqust 15 2025 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Oocusign Envebpe ID:273FA92E-S6AG-4D39-8CE5-62AE65C3F322 EXHIBIT A ARTICULATION AGREEMENT {to be attached) Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:273FA92E-S6AC-4039-BCES62AE65G3F322 DL'AL EVROLLME\T ARTICtiI.ATi(?N AGREEI!'fEVT THIS DUAL E\ROLLiNE�T ARTICtiLATIU�i AGREEh1E�T(the"AgreemcnC') is made and entered into as of'the"Effective Date"(which shall be the date this Agreement becomes fully executed), by and between: R.4BB1 ALEXA\DER S.GROSS HEBREVb'ACAUE:�tY, MiAM1 BEACH, FLORIDA ("RASG HEE3RF.��'ACADEMY") 2400 Pine Tree Dri��e, Miami Beach, Florida 33140 and THE FLURIDA ItiTERtiATIOtiAL l:til�'ERSI"CY BOARD OF TRUSTEH:S, MIAM1, FLORIUA 1"F(li") a mcmbcr of thc Statc Uni�crsity S}�stcm of Ffarida, Division af Student Affiirs, Dual F.nrollment, Biscavnc Bay Campus 30�0 i�.E. I S l'` Street, ACI 180, \orth Miami, Florida 33181 W'NF.RF.AS, F1U and RASG HEBRF.W ACADEMY are encouragec� by Section 1U07.22, Florida Statutes to cntcr into intcr-institutiana! agrccmcnts to maximirc articulation; WHF.REAS, acccleratcd mcchanisms for maximizing articulation include programs whereby eligibte }�rivate schaol students are permitted to enroll in post-secondary• courses creditat�le t�wacd a high school diploma and a vocationaliteehnicai eertificate, or an associate or baccalaureate degree; WNF.REAS, Ftt1 and RASG HF.RREW' ACADE?�[Y ot�er caurses that will cnhancc acc�l�rated academie I�arning opportunities. includinb dual enroltment, for qualitied students; VVHEREAS,dual enrollrnent,as an accelcrati�n program,allows students in grades six (6) through tweive(1?)to take post-sccondary coursework and simuttaneously earn credit toward high schaol campl�tion and collcgc ccaurse��•ork; WHEREAS, R�►SG NEBRFV4' AG�IDF,MY wishcs ro pramote anci cxplain cligibility criteria fc�r participativn in accelerated academic learnin� opportunities to students and parents, including dual enrollment, and��ill cxplain thc praccss by whicl} stuc�cnts and parent,can cxercisc th�ir option to participate; V1'HEREAS, the Parties wish to agrec to tern�s and canditions to go��crn dual enroliment �rograms, as more fully described herein; and WHEREAS, sut�ject to the terms and eonditions c�ntained herein, RASG HEBKE�L' AC':�DE:11Y anci Fil,'��ill provicie student support prU�n�ims,scrvices,and acti��ities consistent w�ith -I- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-82C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope iD:273FA32E-S6AC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 the goals of the dual enr�(Iment prot;ram and will promote enhanced student learning and develapment. NOR', THEREFQRE, in consideratian of the premises and of the mutual covenants contained herein and othc;r good and valuable considcration, the receipt and suf�ticiency of w�hich are hereby acknow(eci�;ed, FIU and RASG HEBREV�'ACADEMY(collectively referred to as the "Parties"} agree as follows: ART[CI.E 1 -RECiTALS 1.01 ,�;eeitals. The Parties agrec that the foregoing rccitals are true and correct and that such recituls arc incarp�rated herein by reference. ARTICLE 2-TER�1 ?.O1 Term of A�reement The tern� of this �greement shall be effecti��e as of thc Effective Date and shall terminate c�n ,Iu�y 31.2f126, unless earlier tern�inated pursuant to Section 4.04 of this Agreement. The .��grcement ma} bc rene�ved upon the mutual written agreement of thc Parties, subject to such terms anci conditions as the Parties shall agree:upon. ARTICL.E 3-DUAL. �NROL.t_�iENT 3.01 Recruitmen[Procedures. A. S�};�. Uual enrc�llmc;nt is an ac�cleration progran3 that a(lu��, students in gracics six (6) through t��elvc (IL) to takc p«st-secondary� courscwrork and simultaneously earn credit toward hi�h school eompletion and college coursework. Uual enrc�llment caurses at the 1000- 200Q instruetion level are recommcndc:d to advance student success. Dual enrollment courses bccomc a part of a studcnt's permancnt collcgc transcript. F[U dual enrollmcnt program options consist af on-campus (includin�; the Full-Time F,arly Admission dual enrt�llrnent), ofi�=campus, and c�ther dual cnrollmcnt initiati��es. FIU rcyuires that i2r1SG HEBRE�ti' ACADE�iI' �ro��id�;, in w•riting, to students and parents the eligibility requirements fi�r each dual enrollment pro�,�ram and indicate [he expectations in terms �f participation in dual enrollment and rigorous callege-level course��ork, as ��ell as a cc�py of the Dual Enrallmc:nt TransCce Guarantecs, attachcd hereto as Appendix :�. An oricntaticro shall he held by RASG HEBREW' ACADE�1l' at least once a year at R:�SG NF.BREW' ;1CADE'�1Y to discus� these eligibility requiremenis and expectatiuns w-ith parcnts and studcnts. Ftli dual cnrc�llmcnt stafC rnay attcnd, if rcquestcd by RASG HF,RRE�i�' ACADE;�1Y. Parent-teaeher conferences also pro��ide an opportuniry to update parents on progress of studcnts rcgarding dual cnrollmcnt c�ursc�ork. B, in the c�se of minc�rs, RA4G HEBREH' ACADE�11' shall obtain thc w�ritten conscnt of parcnts t«r any minor t� participatc in thc dt�al cnro(Imcnt program, in form and substance acceptable t� R:�SG HF.BREV�' ACADE�IY and FIU. Through the FTU Dual Enrollmcnt application system,scho��l guidancc couns�lnrs and/or dual cnrollmcnt coordinatc�rs will co�itirtn that parent eonsent t��nns are pa►t of'the school's r�cords and studrntt;l are allcawed, by par�:nts, to cnrc�ll in F(U dual cnrollment courscs. FIU has thc rieht tc� ask ,chool �;uidancc cc�unsclors and;'or dual cnrallmcnt co<>rdinatars to �rovide cvidcnce that thc con,cnt forms ha��c , Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-82C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusigr Envelope ID 273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCES62AE65C3F322 been co(lected and archived. In providing written consent of eligible students to participate in dual enrollmcnt courses at FIU, parents ack�towkedge that FIG is an open campus, and that FtU cannot be responsibie for thc supervision of students bcyond the delivery �f instruction in the ciassroom setting.While apprapriate for college-level study,course materials and class discussic�ns may reflect topics nat t}�icatly included in high sehool secandary courses, �t•hich some parcnts may consider advanc�d for minars. Courses will not be modified to accommodate variations in student a�e and/or maturity. C. fn a cooperati��e effort, admissions personnel from FTU will be available to RASG HEBRF.W ACADEMY, a� rcasonably rcqucsted by RASG HEBREW ACADEMY, to pro��ide additional infonnation and answer specitic student qaestians about FIU in terms of pursuin� degrees at FIU, including admission requirements and deacilines, upon graduation from R.1SG HEBRF,W ACADE':NY. 3.02 EliQibilitv Criteria. A. Initial �ligibilih^: EIU agr�es to p�rmit eligible students�nrolled in RASG HEBREV►'ACADENY«ho ha��c been certifitd by their school principal or designee,as qualified, to dually enroll in regularly offered caurse,that will also meet the student's hi�h school �raduation requirements. Upan meeting eligibility requirements, studcnts can participate in FtU dual enroUment opportunities. Studcnts participating in dual enrollment options must meet the follo�ving initial eligibility reyuirements: 1. F�e cnrollcd in a coursc uf stud}� which will fulfilt rcquircmcnts ti�r hi�;h school graduation; Z. have a 3.0 unweighted high school GPt�; 3. meet the minirnurn scorc on a common placement test adt�pted by the Florida State Board uf Educatic�n and�'or Florida Board of Govemc�rs, which indicates that the stud�nt is ready for callc;gc-lcvcl wark; 4. satisfy any course prercyuisites; 5. meet any additional ciiteria set by FIU as the post-secandary institution; and. 5. Not be sch�duleci to graduate from high sch�ol prior to the complction of thc dual enrallmcnt coursc. B. Continued EliQibili[v: ln order ta cantinue in a dual enrallment prugram, studcnts must maintain a 3.0 unwcightcd high school GPA and thc minimum pastsccondary 3.0 cumulative GPA. The F[U dual enr��llment c�ftice�viU grant access to school guidanc�cc�unselors and'ar dual cnrollmcnt caurdinatars to view the collebe-(�vel CiPA for continued eligibility pur�oses. Continued cligibility ��i11 he validated by thc Fl[,` c�ua) cnrollmcnt offiee. Rcgardl�ss oi� meeting students' eligibility requirements far cuntinued enrollment, students may los� the opportunity to participate in a dual enrollment course if they do not adhere to the FtU Student -3- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope ID 273FA92E-S6AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 Conduct and Honor Code, which outlines acceptable and unaceeptahle academic or behavioral misconduct applicable to FIli students. l. FTU and RASG NEBRFV�'ACADEvtY are eommitted ta ensuring student success,�vhile providing access tc�aecelcr�trd cducational opportunities. .�ny student who earns 'D' ar `F' grade (even if changed to `NC' gradc) in any dual enrotlment course �ti�ill nat be allo��•ed to continue participating in thc dual enrollment program. Vb'hile 'B-', `C�',and 'C' grades arc altow-ed as long as a GPA uf�3.0 e�r better is maintained, RASG HEBREVV ACADENiY will communicate to the parents of participating students the potential repercussions of'ha��ing a grade bcl�w `B' in a permancnt transcript 4�is-a-vis scholarship�pportunitics and tuturc univcrsiry/coltcgc selectivity/acceptance. 2. In the case that a student takes his/her first course ever as a dual enroliment student and abtains a grad�of'B-', 'C-+-',c�r'C'.such student will be allowed to continue in the cival enrollment program, contingent on a requcst from the counselor and or dual enrollment coordinator to continue eligibility based can(a)the ofiering of additional academic support from the schoal invoived and(b)the close monitoring af the student's progress in the secund dual enrollment course. If, howevcr, a student earns a 'B-', `C�', ar 'C' in a second course taken during his:her semester as a first-time dual enrollment student, such student's eligibi{ity w�ill be discontinued. 3. F!U will manitor the status of a student's eligibility closely and cummunicate directly with RASG HEBRF.W ACADEIIY any findings related to the academic performance of the studcnt. 4. '.�lo Credit Grade: As per FTU No Credit (NC) Grade Policy #1360.050,a NC grade�vill be applied to grades af'"D", or"F" in any Unicersity Core Curriculum (UCC)eourse [aken�vhile enrolled at Flls as a dual cnroliment student. The following criteria applies to the NC grade: • "No Credit"(NC)grade��ill be a�plied to�;rades of"i)"or"F"in any UCC course taken whilc cnrQlled as a dual �nrollmcnt studcnt. • Grades of"EO" are not eligible for tiC grades. FU grade is applicable only to students enrollcd in thc Dual EnroUmcnt On-Campus Program, assigncd tor Failurc bascd on non-attendance. • A maximum of t�v�(2)NC grades ean be applied in a term as a dual enrollment studen[. • F�r students that enrall in FIU as degree seeking students atter high school graduation, VC grades may be applicd a maximum of'tour(41 times(including any t�C grade eamed as a dual enrollrncnt stud�nt). • NC grades are not calculatc:ci in the student's FIU GPA. This code is tisted on student's F(U transcript and other academic documents like a l�tter grade. -4- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope ID:2T3FA92E-56AC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 • Tht F1U Ot�ce of the Registrar will automatically apply NC grades at th� end of the term and the DF, nffice will notify schools ofNC grades posted. • Application of thc NC gradc dacs not cxctudc studcnts frum Acadcmic Status for Warning, Probation,and Dismissai or meeting Continued cligibility critcria f'or the Dual Enrollment Program. Students that would have atherwise received a"D" or"F"are no longer eligible to continue in the Program. • NC grades are not applicabie in cases where students are found responsible fur academic misconduct. • Students wishin�to have thcir ariginal gradc rcflcctcd on their tran,cript must pctition the FiU C?f'fice of thc Registrar. C. FIU may establish additianal, initial student eligibilit_y r�quirements to ensure studei�t readiness; students, who have demon;trated the ability to master advancecl cou►-ses, can participatc in dual enrollment courscs. 1. �ff-CamQus GP:� ��'ai��er. In t�rms af the off-campus dual enratlment program, a GPA wai��er system is in place. RASG FIEBREVI' ACADE�IY is responsible far student recruitment and for allo��ing yualifying students to participate in FIU dual enrollment courses offeret� directly at the sch�c�L Fxceptions may be made pursuant to s_ t007271(3), F.S., by means of a GPA V4'aiver Porm. Academic CiPA waivers can be extended to students, at the discretion of FIU, with unweighted high �chool GP.As between 2.� and 2.99 for the aff-campus dual cnrollmcnt program, cantingcnt an adciitional cducatianal support providcd to students by RASG HF.BRE�'�" ACADF.h�Y w�hc� receive sueh waiver. RASG HFBREW 4CADEMY must report�vai��eis to FIU at the be�inning of each terrn by submitting student rosters reflecting the students' unu�eighted GPA. RASG NEBREW ACr1DE:N�'will be inf'ormed by PIU of the process for submitting these rosters to FIU at ti�e be};inning c�f each semester. As requested, this inforn�ation�+�ill be shared w�ith the school administration,as wcll as any study or data gcnerated that focuses on student a�hi��ement by those rcceiving wai��ers. GPA w•ai��er is not applicable for dctcrminin�studcnts' cligibility to participatc in facilitatcd dcdicatcd online courscs. 2. :lssessment of Imnact of GPA V!'ai��ers. In order to ensure student success an�i achie��ement,the extension of�cai��crs will be assessed hv F1U in its discretion. Thus, the submission of data by RASG HEBR��' ,��CADEMY in a timcl} manner is required. The «•aivers will only be allowed in the case that RASG NF.BRF.W ACADF.�iY pr��icies additional support ta studcnts ta cnsurc thcir succcss. This su�port may in�ludc,without limitation, tutorials or the implementation by a mentorship pre�gram established b�• RASG HEBREW ACAUE�tY. Students and thcir parents will mect with R.3SG HF.BRF,��" �CADE�11' personncl to complete a dual enrollment GPA Waicer Fnrm as a�vay t��agrce to�articipat� in the dual enrollment program. Sehool p�rsom��) will provide the appropriate applicati�n fornls and eligibility� informatian to studcnts and parents. -�- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-82C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�g�Enveiope ID 273FA92E-5&AC-4039-8CE5-62AE65G3F322 3.03 Pre-Re�istration Ad��ising, A. RASG HF BREVV ACADEMY's guidance department w�iil pruvide students infnrmation abaut program eligibility requirements and w�ill indicatc thc specific FlU courses in u•hich students can b�enrol(ed.The c�ual enrollment�ffice at F1U�+•ill provide a�propriate f'orms and,�or indicate processes to participating ;chools and witl �vork jointly with the designated schools' guidance staft to fulfill application and registration requirements. B. R.aSG HEBRE�'4'ACADE'.YtY's pre-registration advising will focus an the curricular expcctations of college-level,rie�raus academic �•ark,�,�hich typically excceds the��ork required of high school c�urs�s. Pre-registration advising will include information on Flli addJdrop policies and deadlines.The advising will also focus on the impart ufperfurmance in dual enroliment courses, which beec�mes a part of a student's permanent college tranuript and }�ermanent postsecondary GPA. C. RASG HEBRF,W ACADE�IY confirms andbr vcrilics studcnt cligibility and pro�ides approval far student participation in dual enrullment; RASG NEBRELV ACAQEIIY also manitors student performancc under thi,dual enrollmcnt agrcemcnt. Continued eligibility wil) be validated bv the F(U dual enrollment af�ice. 3A4 Be�istration Procedures. A. A��lication System M online application system has been developed by FIU and made a��ailable to RASG HEBRE�V ACADEIYiY students to support both the on-campus and oft=campus dual enro(lment prugrams. Deadlines are established and communicated by F[U dual enrullment affice to facilitate the application �raeess. B. Reauired Documentation for Qn-Camnus Dual Enrollment Program. F,ach stud�:nt must submit the required dc>cuments to the FIU cival enrollment ofticc;, pricx ta registration, in accardance with registration deadlines and practices posted on the F[L' dual enrullment U�ebsite. l. Thc Proof of[mmunization Form must bc pravided by thc studcnt enrolling in FIli clas�es for the first time. As a prerequisite to re�istration,FtU requires all students to comply �irith the immunization policy regulations of the Florida Board of Ciovernors regarding measles, mumps, rubella,menin�ococcal meningitis, and hepatitis f3 immunity. 2. The siu�icnt must pro�•id� [hc Dual Enrollm�nt Authonzation Form signeci by the school principal or designee to ensure that the dual enrollment course(s)w�ill caunt as credit towards thc;high school diploma.it is the responsibility of the student and the school guidance counselar anc1,`or dual enrollment caordin��tor to complctc thc rcquired scction� of the form and select the eourses from thc approved dual enrollment cvurse list. Generall}`, students can take courscs indicatcd in thc flarida Department of Fducation Dual Enrollment Cour,e- High Schoal Subject Ar�a Equivalency List, as may be amendr:d from time to time. -6- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusig�Enveiope ID 273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 C. ReQuired Uocumentation for Off-Campus Dual Enrollment ProPram. Insiructions for the reyuired docume:ntatio�i for oft=campus dual enr�llment ��ill be communicated to KASiG HEBREVV ACADE1iY by tk�c dual cnrollment officc. in accordance �n�ith registration deadlines. 3.OS Y4`ithdra�val Procedures. A. Procedure. All dua) enrollment studcnts arc responsible for afficially ��ithdra��ing from classes that they are no lon�er attending in accordance with HIU requiremcnts. Depending on the deliv�:ry modality(i.�.,�vheth�r Flli is affering the dual enrollment course[sJ on- campus, in-person, hybrid or online, as applicablc, ar off-campus, at the school via an FIU credentialed Caurtesy Lecturer or FIU Faculty, and,or the facilitated dedicated online model), the withdrawal procedure wili �•ary. Swdents who do not officially withdraa� from a class may receive a failing gradc. Such a failing gradc bec�mcs a part af thcir pem�ancnt transcrrpt rccords and could have a negative effect on future coilege admissions,scholarship opportunities,anci/or financial aid. B. On-Camnus Dual Enroilment W'ithdrawal.On-Campus withdra�ti�al from c�urses must be done��ithin the timeframe of th�add;drap period in the Fili aeademic calendar and are initiatcd by the dual cnrollmcnt studcnt. AU on-cam�us dual cnrullment students are responsibic for notify�ing the school guidance counselor, in w�ritin�;,of the withdrawal trorn any dual enrollment coursc. C. Off-Camnus Uual Enrollment Withdrawal. Off-Campus withdrawal fr�m courses, uffered dircctly at the schuol, must be done within the timeframe established and eommunicated to school administratars by the FIG dual cnrallmcnt aftice. Withdra�vals must havc the apprdvat, in writing, af the guidance counsclors and/or dual enral►ment courdinators. 3.06 Full-time/Earjy Admiscion D�al Enrotlment at FIC:. Full-timc!carly admission is a f'orm of dual enrollment an the FIL;'campuses.This t�pe of dual enrol(ment allows eli�;ible high school asccnding Scniora to enroll at FII? on a fult-timr basis in caurscs that �rc crcditab►c toward high school dipfoma and college cours4work. The twa (2) semesters of collebe coursework are substiwted for the Seni�r year of high schoo(. A student mu�t enroll in a rninimum of t�+�elve (12) col(ege credit hours per semester to participatc in the full-time�'early admission dual enrollment program; how-e��er, a student may not be required t�enroll in mare than fitteen (I S) college credit hours per semester. Students enrolled pursuant to this subsection ar�exempt from the payment of registration. tuition, and lahoratc�ry fees. Eligibility criteria will be cc�mmunicated by RASG NEBRF.��' ACADEMY to prospective full-timelcarly admission dual enrc�llment students; in lhe spring semcstcr of thc t Ith grade, students who mcet the FiU required SAT`�GT scores and 3.5 umveighted CiPA may request to participate in FiU full-time/early admission dual enrollment program during thc 12th grade. Thc school principal,school guidance counselors, parcntlguardians will need to authorize enrollment in FIl_' full-timc`early admission dual enrollmcnt program. 3.0') On-Cam�us and Off-Camnus Deliven� �ladalities. Under this Agreement, F1U ofters caurses��ia dift�rent deli��ery modalitie�as�iescribed bclo��•and per the terms indicated. Per thc Florida Department of Education'� guidelin�s, th�re does not cxist a distinction in the law� between dual enrotlment cours�s taught in-persan versus those offered anline. As part c�f FIU dual -7- Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope ID 273FA92E-5fiAC-4039-BCES62AE65C3F322 enrollment program, e(igible students u•oulci be ab{e ta enroll in both, in-person, and online FIU cuurscs. A. On-Cam�us Delivery l�Iodalities (FIU Campusesl. 1. In-person. In-persun classcs takc placc on FIU campuscs at set times. 2, Hybrid. N}�bnd elasses have both in-person, elnssroom sessions on campus and out-of-classroom learning experiences. Hybrid classes have a set schedule for the days and timcs[h� in-person classcs mcct. 3. Unline. Online classes are taught fully online using Canvas. Studcnts must eomplctc assignmcnts by cleadlines or duc datcs within thc fxed coursc timeCrame. 4. Schedule: Thc schedulc for thc on-campus ciciivery modalities is based on FIU academic semester calendar. S. F.nrollment: finrollmcnt in an-campus courscs includcs dual enrc�liment students and FiL1 degree and non-degree seeking students. B. �ff- _a nus DeLverti� Aiodalities (School Cam�us). FlU �tters two (2) modalities for off-campus dclivery: (ia [n-person classes th3t take place at RASG HEBRER' ACADEMY campus at sct timcs cstablishcd by RASG HEBREV►'ACADF.;�1Y's school calcndar; and(ii}Facilitated Dedicated Online that are fully�nlinc classes taught by FlU faculty using Canvas. 1. In-�erson Deliv@ry liodalit��. (a) Teaeher CredentialinQ. A school requestin�;ro teach a dual enr<�llment ec►ursc must scnd thc narne of the eourse requcstcd,proposid instructors'curricula vitae, and �fticia( transcri�ts tv FlU dual enrollmern ottice. In accordance with FIU faculry credentialing requirements attached as Appendix B,a colleg�-levei instructor must ha��e at least a master's de�;ree in the teaching discipline or a master's degree with a concentration in the teaching discipline (a minimurr► of eighteen (18) �naduate semester hours in the teaching discipline). The credentialing and eourse appr�val process for dual enrollment Courtesy l,eeturer appointments occur in the acaciemic ancL'or administrati�-e unit. R11SG }IEBREI'V ACADEMY must follow I=1U dual enrolhnent program guidelines and meet d�adlines for course reyuests and student registratiun period. Qualified teachers �vill recei��e �ourtesy ap�ointments to tcach eollegc-levcl courses at a school under the aversight ofthe pertinent FiU academic unit.Courtesy appointments do not receive financial comp�nsation from F►U. In the casc: that a credrntialed instructor is expected to go on leavc for whatc��er cea�nn or is no longer emplo}�ed by RASG NEBREVI' ACADEMY, RASG NF.BRF.VV ACADE`Tl' �cill notify FIU with ample ti►ne, ideally, a semester prior tu the leave, t� allow�other res�urccs to be idcntiticd to replace thc Courtesy Lccturcrs. (b) Course S��Ilabus. Dual cnroUmcnt courscs taught at RASG H EBRE�'4'ACAUE;�tY w�ill follo«•Flla course syllabus and the same procedures f'or courses taught un the FiL' campuses. The content of each syllabus must fallo�v the uutline in FIli Faculty -H- Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID 2�3FA92E-56AG-d039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 Handbaok. Atl dual enro}Iment syliabi must be created and published in FIl` Simple Syllabus, the central syllabus tool at FiL, at teast forty-fi<<e (45)days prior to the start of the FIU semester. (c) Learning, Outcomes. Dual enro(Iment courses will be go�•�erned by the same student I�arninb outcomes as established for the on-�:ampus courses taught at F(L`. (d) Evaluation. Dual enrollment courses taught directly at the RASG NEBREW ACADEI�IV �ti•ill need t�abide by the following tcrms: I)thc evaluation of the courtesy ap�wintment lecturer/ FIU instructor by students, and 2) the evaluation of student work artitacts to asscss student fcarning outcomcs tbr both thc lini��crsity Corc C'urriculum courscs and non-core courses per accreditation rcquircments. FIU mentors shall collect from the caurtesy appointment Izcturer at the school a sample of the compteted artifacts per the FtG college and,'or schoo) rcquircmcnGS of all coursc;cnroltmcnt across all scssions(periods) taught, including random sample(s) from each session. In addition, every caurse taught tay FIU must be evaluated by its students. The results of eight (8) of the questions of the Stuclent Percc��tion c�J�Teachi»g Su�•vev (SPnTs) are madc pubiic and may be accc�sed through FIG website. Thc results of thc rcmaining eleven (1 1) questions and the student camments are not made public and are available onl} cc� the instructor, thc Ftt.,' departmcnt chair, and any others ti-om FIU in�°�I��ed in the Profcssi�nal Develapment, IVtentoring, and Oversight ProDram. (c) Professional Develonm�nt. 1�tentorin�. and O�ersi�ht. FtU has instituted a Professianal Development,'�tenturing,and Oversight Dual Fnrollm�nt Program to ensure the Courtesy Lecturers deliver the FIli dual enrollment course ��ith appropriate �quivalency and rigor as the on-campus course. Fll.' �vill use some,or all.ot thc folloH•ing aversight acU��ities to det�nnine any additional needcd professiona) developmcnt anc�"ar mentoring: a) annc�unccd ciassroam visitati�n eithcr in-person ar virtually,b)rc��ic��of syllabi,c) rcvicw of othcr teaching materials, d) assessment c�f'student learning. and, e) review uf exams'c�uizzes. and other ty�es of student acs�ssmcnt. For pueposcs of assesstnent proccsses,the Courtesy L.ccturer u�ill nccd to save tw•o (2) years' worth of student papers and exams as thesc may need t� be collected for an on-campus review. (� Dual Enrollment Faculj�� .i• icon-Inctructor =uide. Ftl; has dcveloped, and �rill makc available tu C:ourtesy Lccturer;, a guidc: t�> >up�ort the o�•crsight activities of FIU-assigned faculty mentors.These mentors provide academic oversight and coaching feeciback to credentialed Caurtesy Lecturers deliverin� FIU cour>es at the school. (g) FIU Yr�f'essianal Uevelonment Trainina. Courtesy Lecturers appointed to teach F1U dual enr�ltment course�at the school are required tu participate in t«ro (2)annual profcssional dcvelopment training pragrams, as thesc training opportunities become available on FIU campuses, F1li-designated venue or��irtually. Training,on an uptional basis,��ill bc pro�•id�d to RASG HEBRF.��' ACADF4tY guidancc counsclors and or dual cnrollmcnt coardinators within the annual training fonims held for court�sy appointment lecturers. (h) Rcstriction. Dual cnrvllmcnt caurscs taught on a high school campus may not be cambined w�ith any non-coile�;e credit high school course. RASG HF.BRE�'4' ACADEMY will cantinn in �+�riting to F[U that dual enrollment courses are not -y- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:273FA92E-S6AC-4039-�CE5-62AE65G3F322 combined with any non-college credit high school course.On a semester basis,high school principal must attest in writir}g that duat enrol(ment courses are not being combined with any non-college, credit high school coursc. The attcstation must be sent to FIU dual enrollment oftiee w•ithin the timetable and procedure established and communicated to the principal. FTU dual enrollment office ��ill manitor this arca to ensurc com�fiancc ��ia rcgular ��isits, in callaboration with RAS(� HEBREVI' ACADE�IY. (i) Off- Camnus Program Course Limitation. In kceping ��ith the nc�tification requirements of SACSCOC's Substantive Chan�;e Policy. FiC can uffer less than farty-ninc perccnt (49°�0) (S9 crcdits} of dcerce pru�rams through its program at RASG HEBREW ACr1DEMY. No more than 59 credits may be oftered at RASG HEBREN' ACADF.h1Y aver a three-(3)year period. Seti�eral sections of the same eourse are only counted as on� ot�Ccring. Adhcrcncc to thc coursc limitation po(icy will bc stricdy mcanitorcd by f�fU dual enrollment office. Any breach of this policy could signal the terminatian of thc Agreement per item Section 4.04 bela�;�. (j) Class Size. FIU has set maximum number of students allowed in a dual enrollment course. Ntaximum class size is found on the eurrent listin�of appro��ed course offerin�� far RASG HEBREW' ACADE�tY attached as Appendix C. The requiremcnts must bc met. RASG HEBREV►' aCADF.IIY mu,t providc on a scmc�tcr ba,i. to FIU dual enrollment office the number of sectinns offered based an class rosters. This informati�n must be pro��ided prior to the implementation of sections. FTU has the prerogative t� cancel any course(s) that brcach thc class sirc rcyuiremcnts. (kj Enterin� and Submissian of Student Grades in Dual Enrollment Courses.Grades will tx:assigncd according to policie,established by F1IJ and RASG NEBRE�t' :�C.�DEliY based on applicable law. All students er�rolled in dual enrollment classes ��ill be graded on thc same basis as other college students in the same cc�urses.Students participating in FIU dual enrollment courses at a school «�ill receive �rades and credit far their college work. These�rade�and credits are posted c�n thc college tran,cript. nual enrollment cour�e grades become part of a studcnt's pernianent coUcge and high school transcript and are calculated into the student's permanent postseconciary GPA maintained by FIU. Entering students' grades is the responsibility of the FIU Courtesy Leeturers or F1IJ Faculty. (I) F[U Gradin�Scale—Grade Points Per Credit Huur A 4.00 A- 3.67 B+ 3.33 B 3.00 B- 2.67 C'f� 2.33 C 2.00 U l.00 r o.o�� -�o- Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Qocusign Envetope ID 273FA92E-56AC�d039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 2. Facilitated Dedicated Ontine Ueliver�•�tiiodalitv. (a) Facilitated Dedicated Oniine.Studcn[s arc requircd to havc availabl� laptops,camputers,and/or other electronic device;tc�be able to earry out the coursework. Nardw�are and operatin�systems must be compatible to supp{�rt online learnine. (b) Facilitarion: RASG HF.BRE�ti'.4CADE�IY will appoint a facilitator,a schoal faculty,car siaft;wha will m�nitor and supervisc studcnts and�aroctor cxams,as applicable, in school computer-lab sctting. In thc case that students enrolled in the facilitated dcdicated onlinc mc�dalitti� do not rcc�i��c su�cient monitoring from facilitators in RASG HEBREV4'ACADEMY,FIU' has the right to exclude the facilitated online modality from the mode offerings available to a schooL In addition, FTU rcquires that schoal principals and appointed facilitators sign the"Facilitator Roles and Resp�nsibilities Commitment I.�tt�r,"attached herein as Appendix D as a w�ay to confirm the commitment to provide ongoing monitoring of the facilitated dedicated online modality. (c) Schedujg: The course is deployed based on the ItASG HF.BREVb' ACADE:�tY academic semester calcndar. V1�'hile students participate during the schuol day, onlinc assignmcnts can bc complctcd outsidc of�school hours. (d) Enrollmeat: Studcnts from athee scho�ls ean enroll in thc course,as long as other schoc�ts have exeeuted dual enroUment agreements with FlU. 3.08 Cos[s and InvoicinQ. Dual cnrollmcnt costs applicablc to this Agrccmcnt shall be go4�erned pursuant to and in accordance with applicable (aw, regutation, policies, and procedures, includin�this A�;reement. A. On-Camnus Cast. F[C! N�ill seek reimbursement from the Florida Depanment of Fducation for standard tuitio�� rate and related instructional materials costs for dual enrollment courses taken durin�fall, spring, and summ�r terms hy eligiblc privatc school students. Reimbursement for dua( enrollment courscs is contingent upon an appropriation in the Gencral Appropriations Act each year. B. Off-('am�us fAt School Camous)Costs. 1. ln-Person Deliver� �todalit�� Cnst. Dual enrollment cuurses taught on the schuc>1 campus must mcet the same compctencics required fi�r courses taught at FIU as the postsecondary institutiun. R:1SG HEBREW':1CAUE�1Y shall pay FIU one thousand se��en hundred dollars (51,700.00) for an academic monitoring and aversight fee per uniyuc dual enrollment course by sch�ol instructional s[atl� appointed as Courtesy Lecturer ti�r FtU. Additionally, if an FIL� f�culty member is appuinted to teach a cfass on a school eampus, a fee of fi��c thausand t��o hundreci dollars (�5,200.U0) will bc chargcd to RASG HE:BRF.W' AC,�DEviY for the provisi�n of edtacatic�nal ser��ices. f=1C; faculty mcmbers �4�ill pro��ide instn��tion consistent ��ith RASG HEBRE�V ACADE:�tY's calcndar and schrdulc, unlesti othcrwi�c agrccd upon in ��riting hy RASG NEBREW ACADEl11�' principal. Thc 51,700.00 fec is v��ai�ed far academic munitoring and o��ersight evhen a Fili faculty member tcaGhes the course. -ll- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Enveiope ID 273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3P322 2. Facilitated Dedicated Online �lodality Cost. The cost per course section is four thousand dollars(54,000.00},which cost can be shared amongst other schaols based up�n a prorated rate. Any enrollment cap fbr each course scction is detcrmined by FIU academic unit, in accordance��ith Appendix C. A new section will be established beyond the course cap at an additional charge of four thousand dollars($4,000.00). 3. Cancellatian Cost: If RASG HEBREVb' AC.�ADF�'fY cancels an in-person course taught by a Courtesy Lccturer af�er a mentor has been assigned and completes partial deliverables,per Section 3.07.B.1(e)(Professional Develonment.Menturin�.and O��ersi�htl, a fivc hundred dollar (5�00.0(l) fee will be charged. If RASG HEBREV!' AC.4DE�iY cancels a caurse taught by an F[U faculty member,after the course has begun, a prorated fee�vill be eharged based c�n the cancellatioi� date. G In�'oicin�. 1. The Flt,s dual enrolhnent ofticc will in��oice RASG HF.BREW' ACADER9Y for thc off=campus program costs indicatcd in Section 3.08.B,as applicablc. aticr the program add'drop dat�s. Payment sha11 be made by check and must be sent to the fallo�ving address: Dual Enrc�llment Division of Student Affairs Flarida [nternational Univeraity Biscay�ne Bap Campus 3400 N.E. 151"' Street, ACt 180 1v'orth Miami, Flarida 331$1 Telephone Number: 305-348-2800 2. RASG HEBREVI4' ACADE'�1Y' will issue payment within forty- five (4S) day�s to Florida International University. Failure to pay the im�oice in a timely ma��ner coutd Icad to thc assessment on RASG HF:BREV1'ACADE�IY ofa latc paymcnt fcc ot tivc perccnt (5%}of the pending balance. Failure to�ay may be eonsidered a breach af cuntract for which FtU may terminate the Agrcement ha,ed on Section �.04. 3.09 Program Oualit��. A. Academic Grievance(s). FIU policies on Academic Grie��ances will be applicable to students enrolled in on-campus andior uf�=rampus Ftli dual enrollment cuurses. Cultaboratin� u�ith R�SG HEBREV4' ACADE:1+tY, thc FIU dual enroilmcnt ot7icc will communicate the paficy and procedure(s) to duai enrc�llmcnt students. In the event of a grievance, students should follow thc prncesses c�utlined in the Iai�•isian of Academic&Student.AfTairs��ebsite referencin�*Academic Gricvances. f3. Advising Ser��ices. Dcpcnding an a�ailabilicy oC resnurces, FIU w�ill oticr acadcmic ac3��ising tc� dual enrollm�nt students, ee>Ilaborating c{usely with �uidance counselors and-or dual cnralimcnt ccmrdinators at thc schools. -I?- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:273FA92E-56AC-+�039-BCES62AE65C3F322 G Books/1�lateriats. Private school students taking dual enrollment courses at FiU campuses, in-persUn, hybrid or online,��ill ha�•e the boaks financially covered. as long as the cost of cach boak falls within the staniiard tuition rate specified in Section 1009.24(4)(a), F.S. "Che Office of Articnlation af the Florida Department of Education defines instructional materials to be textbaoks, including electronic access codes, as necdecl. Materials that become thc personal praperty af stud�nts during the duratian of the course(s) «�ould be the responsibility of the student in terms of financial cost. D. Co�rse Offerin�y. Dual enrollment courses for RASG HF.BREW ACADEMY students arc limited to those indicated in the Dual Enroilmcnt Coursc-High Schoul Subject Area Equi�•alency List attached as Appendix E. F[C�' and RASG HEBREW ACAUE�tY recommend that a studznt enroll in a maximum ot�two(2)cours�s each semester(exeluding labs) in order to ensurc academic suecess. With the exceptian of dual enrollment studcnts in the Full-time Early.Admission program,there is a r�striction of eleven(I 1)credits per term. Additional courses, however,could be jointly approved by RASG HEBRF.�i%' AC.ADF.;YiY and FIU on a case-by-case hasis. Dual enroliment courses at the IU00-20OQ instructio� le�el are recommended to advance student success. E. F�t,soment and Tcchnolo��•. RASG NEBItEW ACADEhtl' mus► proti�ide adcquatc; equipment and technalogy in thc cla:srooms to support college-Icvcl instntction, including w�eb access and computers. Fll; dual ciiroilment oftice will collabarate closely ��ith R��SG NF,BREW ACADF,ntY to cerify that the techn�lo�,ry available is adc;quate. in additian,FIU dual enrollment caffice will conduct visits tu further verify a) the adequacy and b) the maintenance af such adequacy. FIU will have thc right to cancel any cnurse off'ering that does not meet requirements regarding the adequacy of technology. Students must have access to co►nputers and or computer labs to complctc assi�nmcnts�utsid�of clas� �criods. F. FIL'�t�dent Cond�ct and Honc�r Code. Dual cnrollmcnt students cnrolled in FIU coursas, in-person, hy�brid ��r online,are responsible far follo��•inb FIU Student Conduct and F{onor Code. ��'hich outlinei acceptable and unacceptable arac�einic or beha��ioral miscanduct applicablc to ElU students. Unacccptablc bcharior includcs chcating and plagiarism. Thc Studcnt Canduct and Honar Cade de{ineates appropriate disciplinary procedures and sanctians in the case c�f unacceptablc behavior. The code can bc found in the Division of Academic & Swdent Affairs ��rebsite referencing Studene Conduct and tlonor Cadc. G. rrades and Credits. Students participating in dual cnrollmcnt at FIU witl receive grades and credit for their callege�vork. All students enrollec�in dual enrollment classcs will 6e graded on the same basis as other college students enrolled in the samc: course�. These grades and credits are pc�sted on th� college transcript. Dual enrollment course grades become part of a stucient's permunent cotlege and high school transcript and are calculated inta the student's permancnt postsecondary GPA maintained by FIU. Grades issucd by FlU Faeulty tcaching dual enrollment cour,es at Fl[� are transmitted electronically to RASG HEBRE��' ACADE�IY. N. General Ed�eati►n DiEital ad e. [n accordance with applicable Florida la�v, a Genera) Eclucation nigital Badgc will be autumatically� �waraed to eligible students upon successtul completion (earning a grade of C or bctter) of thc gencral education core course;. -13- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Enveiope ID 2T3FA92E-56AG-4039-8CE5-62AE65C3F322 L Library Resources. To support th� learning experience, FIU library resaurces are open to on-carnpus and off-campus programs dual enrollment students,via FiU online library resourccs and databases and in-person at any�f the F[U campuscs. J. hy�sical Facilities. Cn ordcr to effectively deplay thc dua) enrollment program at high schoo(s. RASG HFBREw` ACADE�IY must operatc and maintain physical faci(ities that appropriately ser4e the nced; af the dual enrollment program, support serviccs, and other program-rclatcd activities. RASG HEBREW ACADE�ZY will bc responsiblc for atl expenses related tu the infrastrucwre, eyuipment, infurmation technology systems, hardware and softu�are, and rorresponding repair, maintcnance, and up�;radcs thereof. As necessary, FItJ will recammend impro��ment strategies in writing to RASG HEBRE�'1' �CADE:N�'. FIU and Itr�SG HF.BREW ACADEMY will �ti�ark together to set a timeline for the suc�essful implementation of im�rovement strategic;s. K. Student Records. Subject to applicable la�vs, all docnmentatian, including, but not limited ta,test results,course credits,anci any ather educational recnrds maintained by FIt1, that�vill assist school personnel ��ill be handled in accorciance with state and fedc;ral cantidentiality and privacy acts. FIU understancis and agrees that it is subjcct to all federal and statc law; rclated t� the cantidentiality of student infonnation. Each of the E'arties agrees to com}�ly with the Family Educational Ri�hts and Privacy Act (EFRPA) and any of such Party's rulcs and re�ulutions pertainin�thereto. Each Party shall treat student infarmatic�n protecteci under F ERP:1 as confidential and will nat disclose such student infonnation to any thircl party, except as provided by la�<<. Accordin�;to federal rcgulation,, if a student is attending a postsecondary institution -at any age - thc rights under FERPA have transferred to the student. Howev�r, in a situation where a student is enrulled in both a high school and a p�stsecondary institution, thc two (2) schools institutions may exchange information on that student. lf the student is under 1 R, the parcnts still rctain the rights under FERPA at the high schaal and may inspect and re�ie��any records sent by the postsecondary institution to the high school. Inasmuch as dual cnrollment students are FIU students, FIU taculty and siaff"with a legitimate educational interest"may access student records in accardance��ith all applicable federal and state laws related to the contidentiality of student,as�vell as FTU and RASG HEBREW ACADE4IY rule,. I,. Student Safet�� and Security. RASG HEBRF,��' ACADEtiiY is responsible for de��eloping �olicies and procedures to ensure thc safety and �ecurity of'students. Stndents must be made a�vare c�f all prcacedures anci ccmtingency plans in case of any emergency situation(s). 3.1Q Joint Resnonsibilities Accelerated ltechanisms. A. FIU and RASC: HEBRE��" ACADEMV warrant and agree that all dual enrollment courses shall meet the provisian� uf the current State of Florida la��s and rrgulations. FIU and RA5G HEBRE�V ACADF!�1Y shall cstablish budgctary proccdures to support spccialized dual enrollment pre�grams,which will include the follo�ring pruvisions: 1. Students enrolled in dual enro(Imcnt may be included in the calculation of full-time student ettembership uf the basic program by R;1SG HFBREW' ACADEMY. -14- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe ID:273FA92E-S6AC-4a39-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 2. Students enrolled in dual enrollment instruction may be counted as full-time equivalent by FiU. 3. RASG HF.BREW ACADE!4il' wiil award appropriate credit toward high schaol ec�mpiction for the postsecondary course in thr dual enroliment program. 4. Dual enrollment college credit will transfer to any Fiorida public callege or university ot�fering a coursc with the same �refix and number and must be treated as though taken at the receit�ing instituti�n. 1f students do not,upun high schuul graduation,attend the samc collcge or uni��crsity whcrc they earned thc dual cnrolimcnt credit, the applicatic>n of traRstcr credit ta general education,prerequisite,and degree pragrams may��ary at the recei��ina institution. StudenEs and parents need tu be informed of this ca�eat by R:�SG HF.BRE«" AC:�DF.�1Y. B. When a student with disability has been accepted inta the dual enraltment program at FiU and attencis dual enrollment rourses(including students takin�;dual enrollment via thc facilitated onlinc mcxicl) at RASG HEBRF.V►' ACADEh1Y, RASG HEBRF.V4' ACADEIIY will cover[he cast of the pru��ision of the accammodatiuns detennined neeessary per the Exceptional Stuticnt Educationllndividuals w�ith Disabilitics Educatian �ct (ESF.�IDEA) (according t�a thc student's Individual Gducation Plan c�r 504 Plan). W'hen a stu�ient with disability has been accepted into the dual enrollment program at FIU and attends dual enrollment ct�urses c�n the FfU can�pus {including onlinc courscs)r thc stucicnt must rcgistcr with ��U I)isability Resourcc Ccntcr(DRC)to coordinate academic aceommodations. Aecommadations are determined on a case-bv-case basis �nd vary ba,ed an the faculty course drsign. Each and every scmestcr studcnts with disabilities are provided the apportunity to rcqucst or dcclinc thc pravision af academic accommociations by following the proresses outlined in the Division of' Academic & Student Atfairs - Disability Resource Center�vebsite referencing to Request Acc�mm��dations. 3.11 Tran�portation. .All students must pro�Eide their own transpunation to FIU campus(es). ARTICLE 4-GENERAL COtiDITIO\S 4.01 No Waiver of Savereign Immunitv. Nothing contained in this Agreement is intended to serve as Ftti waiver of's��ereign immunity by any agency or political subdi�•ision to which sovereign immunity may b�applicable. 4A2 No Third-Parri� Beneficiaries. The Parties e?cpressly acknowledge that it is not their intcnt to create or conf'er any rights c>r obligations in or u�on any third-Party prnon or entity under this A�reement. Ncme uf the Yartie,in[end to directiv ar substantially bcnefit a third party by this A�,�eement. The Panies agree that there are no third-party bencficiariei to this .4greement and that no third Party shall be cntitled to asse►-t a claim against any of the Parties based upon this Agreement. Nothing herein $hall b� construed as consent by�n agency or political subdivision of thc Statc uf Fl�rida ta bc sucd by third partics in any mattcr arisin�out of any contract. -t_>- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Ernefope ID:273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCES-62AE6SC3F322 4.03 Non-Discrimination. The Parties shall not discriminate against any emplay�e ar participant in the performance�f the duties, responsibilities, and obligati�ns under this Agreement because of race, age, rc:ligion, color, gender, national origin, marital status, disability, or sexual orientation. 4.04 Termination. This Agreement may be terminatcd with or ��ithout cause by any Party during the term hereof upon thirty (30) days' written notice ta the other Party. Any student enralled at the time of termination would hc permittcd to complete the ciass in �vhich he she is enrol led. 4.05 j�i€�CS1�. Each Party shall maintain its own respective recards and documents assaciated with this Agreement in aecordance with the records r�tention requirements applicable ro public records. Fach Party shall be responsible for complianee wrth any public doeuments reyucst served upan it pursuant tn Chapt�r 1 l 9, Florida Statutes, and any resultant award of attorney's fees for non-evmplianee��ith that la��. 4.06 Entire Agreement.This d�cument incorporates ai�d includes all prior negotiations, correspondcnce,conversations, agreements,and understandings applicable to thc mattcrs cuntaincd herein and th� Parties agree that there are no commitments. agrecm�nts or understsndings cancerning thc subject mattcr of this Agrcement that arc not eontained in this document. This a�,neement supersedes any other agreement in place and nullifies any such agreement(s). Accordingly, the Parties agree that no deviation from the tenns herc:of shalt be predicated upon any prior representations ar agrcements, whcther oral ur written. 4.07 Amendments.No moditication,amendment,or alteration in the terms ar conditions containcd herein shall be effc,ctive unless contained in a H�ritten ciacument prepared with the same c�r similar formality as this A�;reement and executed by each party hereto. 4A8 Prenaration of AEreement. 1'he Parties acknou�ledbe that they have saught and obtained whatever eompete:nt advice ai�d counsel as �vas necessary to form a full and complete understanding of all rights and abligations herein anci that the prcparation of this Agrecment has been their joint eftort. The language agreed ta herein express their mutual intent and the resulting document shall nc�t, solely as a matter of judicial eonstruction, be construed more se��crcly a�;ainst one of the Parties than tht other. 4.04 VVai��er. The Partics agrec that �ach rcquircment, duty, and abligation set ti�rth herein are substantiat and important ta the formation�T'this Agreement, and therefore. are material terms hereot. Any Party's failur� to enforce any provision vf this .Agreement shall not be deemed a �vaiver af sueh provision or moditication nf this Agreement. A ��•aiver ot'any breach of a pruvision of this Agreement shall not be deemed a wai��er of an}�subsequent breach and shall not be conswed to bc a moditication of thc tcrms of this Agrccment. 4.1Q Co�nliance with Laws. F.arh Party shall comply �t�ith all applicable fecieral and state laws, codes, rules, anti regulatic�ns in perl'orn�ing its duties, respansibilities, and obligations pursuant to this A�reement. This A�*reemrnt will be amended, as nece�sary, to c�mply° with regulations «r policics of E'iU, the Statc of Flc�rida, the Florida Buard of Governors and or SAC'SCOC', as they rni�ht be revised tcom time to tirtie. -[6- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope ID 273FA92E-S6AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 4.11 Governing Law.This Agreemcnt shall be interpr�ted and canstrued in accordance ��ith,and govenied by, the laws of the State ot�Florida. Any contro��ersies or legal problems arising out of this �grcement and any action in�•olving the ent<>rcement or intcrpretation of'any rights hereunder shall be submitted ta the jurisdiction of the State courts af Miami-Dade County, Florida. FIU is subjert to s. 1QQ7.2?1, F.S. regarding dual enroliment. F.aeh Party is responsiblc for its o�vn attorney fees. 4.12 inding Effect, This Agrecment shall bc binding upon and inure to thc bencfit of� thc:Parties hcreto and their respeciivc successors and assigns. 4.13 �,Sj�j. Neither this Agreement nor any interest herein may be assig,ned, transferred,or encumbered by anV Party without the prior written consent of ihe other Party. There shall bc no partial assignmcnts of [his A�rcemcnt including, withaut limitatian, thr partial assignment of any ri�ht to eeceive payments from RASG HEBREW ACr1DEMY and FIU. 4.14 Force Maieur� lt; as a result of an act af %vrcc mc�jeure, inctuding wi[hout limitati�n,an act of Gad,war, internal unrest and uphea��al, hurricane or natural disaster, hurricane ��aming or hurrieanc w�atch issucd by thc t'S ;�'atiunal Wcather Scn�icc:, tropical storm w•atch ar tropical storm warning issued by the US�ational 1�'eather Service,riot, labor dispute,strike,threa� thercaf; inten�cntion of a go�rcrnment agency or instrumentality, pandrmic,epidcmic,public health emergency, local, State or natianat emergency dec(arations, or other occurrence beyond the reasonable control of either organization,either RASG HF,BRE�' ACADF,RIY or FfU is hindered in performin� its obligations hcrcunder or is thereby rendcred unable to perform its obli�ation hereundcr,then, in such event,that organization shall have the right, u}�on notifyin�the other af the oecurrence of,f'orce rnujcrure as herein dcfined, t�suspend or postpone performance of the activity until the c�ent af thc f��rrc� majeure has passed. In the evcnt that eithcr RASG HFBRE�'�' ACADF.�1V or F(U is unable to perform for a period in excess of six (6)months at any time after thc commcncement datc of this Agrcement, thc othcr Party may, at its option tcrminate the A�reement. (n the case that conditions improve and warrant the resumption of activities and deployment of edu�ational programs and sen�ices, FIU and RASG HERRF,W' ACADEI�IY would have at least onc{I)month ta coarciinate thc resumption of acti��itics per this:Agrecmcnt. [n no cv�nt shall a lack of funds on the part of eid�er Farty be deemed a.%nrce ntajc�ure. 4.15 Place of Performance.All obligation�uf RASG HEBREVI�'ACt1DE�1Y and F[U under the terms af this Agreement are reasonably susceptit�le of being perfonned in Miami-Dadc County, Florida,and shall be payablc and perfarmablc in Miami-Dadc C'ounty, Flori�la. 4.16 �everabilit�•.ln case any one or more of the provisions contained in this Agreement shall for any reason be held to be invalid, illegal, unlawful, unenforceable, or void in any respect, the in�•alidity,iUegality,unenforceability�or unla��ful or void nature of'that provision shall not afTect any other provision and this A�rccmcnt shall bc ccm�id�rc;d as iti such ima{id, illcgal, unlawful, unenforceable or��oid provision had ncver been included herein. 4.17 lise of Logos and Brands. A. Exccpt as othcru•isc authurircd in writing by FIL', R�SG HEBRI�:��' ACADEIIY shall do l�usiness in its ow�n name and shall not trade upcm the nam� c�r credit of FfU. -I?- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope ID:273PA92E-56AC-4�39-BCES-&2AE65C3F322 �111 brochures, advertisements. �t�ebsitc materials, or other solieitations for the dual enrol{ment program that include reference to FIU, regardless of inediu►n and language, shall be subject to FIU prior writtcn approyal. All information postcd on �ti�cbsitcs and promotional matcrials must bc , updated regularly and accurately to reflect the nature and requirements of the dual enrollment ' program. Thc F'arties a�rec that upon Flil request, any information presented by the ather Party in its publications and advertisements, inciuding website information that is inaccurate or not supported by facts, regardless of the IanEuagc used, shall be immediatcly retracted andior withdrawn. This Agreement confers no rights upon RASG HEBREW' ACt�DEMY to use the logos, marks,and likeness of FTL,� in any advertising except as a�th�rized by FlU in wTiting. B. Lxcept as othenvise authorized in w�riting by RASG HEBREW' ACADEMI�', FIL' shal) do business in its ow�n name and shall no[ trade upon the name or credit ��f RASG HEBREi� �1CADEMY� All hrochures, advertisements, wcbsite materials, or other solicitati�ns for the program that indude reference to RASG HEBREW ACADE'�1Y shaU be subject to RASG HEBREV4' ACADE;NY's prior written appr��al. This Agreement confers no rights upon FIU to use the logos, marks, and likeness ot�R:�SG HEBREVi' ACADE111Y in any advertising other than for the dual enrollment program. C. Neither F[U nor RASC HEBREI�' ACADEI'[1' maS� u,c ehe SACSC:OC logo. 4.18 j�g. When any�f the Parties desire to give nutice tu the other, auch notice must he in writing, ,cnt hy liS Mail, postage prepaid, addre�scd ta the Party tor whom it i� intended at the place last specified; the place for giving notice shall remain such until it is changed by writtcn notice in compliance w�ith the provisions of this paragraph. Far the present, the Parties designate the following as the r�spcctive placcs tar giving nc�tice: To RABBI .ALEXA�IDF.R S.GRQSS Kalman St�in HEBREVI�' AC,aDE1�tY: Hcad oYSchool Rabbi Alexancler S. Gross Hcbrcw Acad�my 2400 Rine Tree Drive ' Miami Beach, Florida 33140 Meredith Kaltman ' {figh School Principal ' Rabbi .Alexander S. Grass Hebre�v Academy 2400 Pinc Trcc Dri��c ' Miami Beach, Florida 33140 �� To Ff�.': Valeric Morgan, Ed.D. � Senior Directar � Florida International t7niversit�� Biscayne E3ay Campus Dual Enrqllment Di4•ision of Student Affairs -1 x- � I i Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Enveiope!D 273FA92E-S6AC-4039-8CE5-62AE65C3F322 3000 N.E. (51'` Street, .ACI 180 North Miami, Florida 33181 4.19 S{�poort PersonneL (n connection with this A�;reement, special services such as those provided by caunselors,��isiting teachers, school social ��arkers,and oeeupational/placement specialists, will be pr�vided by RASG HEBREVb` ACADEMY student services seaff members at apprupriate regianal offices. 4.2Q �Q�yT. T'he capuons, section numbers, article numbers, title, and headings appcaring in this Agrccmcnt are inserted only as a mattcr of convcnience and in na way defin�, limit, canstrue or describe the scopf; or intent of such articles or sections c�f this A�reement, nor in any way affect this Agreement and shall not be construed to create a 4onflict w�ith the provisions of this Agreement. 4.21 �►uthoritv F,ach person signing this rlgreement on behalf of either Party individually warrants that he or she has f'ull lcgal paw�er to cxccute this Agrcemcnt on bchalf of�thc Party for whom he or she is signing,and ro bind and obligate,uch Party with respect to all provisions cc�ntaincd in this Agrcemcnt. 4.22 -E �'er�fv. All tern�s defined in §z148.�95, Fla. Stat., are aclopted and incorporated into this pravision. P��rsuant to ,��'44K.095. Fla. Stat., RASG HF.BRFW ACADE:NY ccrtitics that it is registered with and uaes the U.S. Depanment of Homeland Security's �:-Verify system to verify th� employment eligibility of all ncw empinye�s hircd by K,�SG HEBRE�ti' ACADERiY Jurin�� thc tcrm of this Agrccmcnt. lf RASG HEBREW' ACADEhtY cntcrs into a contract with a subcontractor to perform w�ork ar pro��ide ser�ices pursuant to thi� Agrezment. RA5G HEBRI�:V1' ACADEMY shall likewise require the subcontrac;tc�r to comply�vith thc requirements of�448.Oyi, Fla. Stat..and the subcantractor shall provide to RASG HEBREW ACADEMY an at�idavit stating that the subcontractor does not employ, contraet tiith or subcontract with an unauth�rized atien. RASG HE$REW' ACADEvtY shall maintain a cc�py of such aftidavit fnr the duration of the c�ntract. FiL' may terminatc this A�,�reem4nt immediat�ly upon noticr to RASG HF,BREW' ACADEM1tY fc�r any vialatian of this pra��i;ion. ARTICI.E S-BACKGIZC)U1D SCREE\1\G 5.01 �;creenl�. bual enrollment students attending courses at FtU ar� dcem4d to be past-see:ondary studentti undcr the Fturicia Department of Education's interpretatian of the Jessica Lunsford Act. F[G agr��s t�� co►nply with all requiremcnis af Scctions lO12.32 and 1012.4(a5, Florida 5tatutes. Under this Agreement, FIU personnel will not reyuire access ta RASG HF,BREW ACADE1�tY grounds nor require direct contact with RASG HEBREW ACADEIIY studcnts beyond the scape of its postsecandary eurriculum delivered at an FIU classroom tacility ar at an offsite high schooL If Fit7 assigns F1U Fatulty to teach F1U dual enrollment courses ot� campus dircctly at R�SG HEBRE�Y ACADF.'�tY, a background check will bc conduct�d, as apprapriate. -19- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envebpt ID:273FA92E-5&AC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 tv WITVESS WHEREOF,the parties have caused this Agreement to b�exeeuted by their respective authorired representatives by signing bela��. RABBI Ai,E�AI�DER S.GROSS NEB}tEW .ACADE�11': �Doc uS�p++ed by gy: �/r. �oun, S�t.i�n. (�`aC`man�5'tein Head of School Datc: May 13, 2024 DocuSlqnW by-. By: M.�.vt,a�ifG. �a�. ------ .;Eta.��F � � crc�itfi�attman tiigh Schoot Principal Date: May 7, 2024 APPROt En AS T(1 FOR.tf,9ND LF.GA1. SL'FFICIE.'�'C'Y: School Attarney Date: _�p_ Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envekope 1t7:273FA92E-56AC-403&BCES-62AE65C3F322 FOR THE FI.�RiDA INTERrAT1U�AL L'�i�'ERS[TY BOARD OF TRUSTEES: THE NLORID�� iNfERVAT1UtiAL U':�iIVERSITY BUARD OF TRUSTEF.S: D� OowS�qnetl by E3y: � t.{� �. OlY' r E, iz��l''f�jar, Ph.D. Provast, Executive Vice President. and C'hief Operatir�g Officer pa��: May 15, 2024 APPR�Y"F,D AS T(?FOR:b�ANI)I,EGAL SUF�7C7E,VCY DoauS nad by. L7x. `�� Ka acY`�;.'�"ro�`iias Ueputy Cieneral Counsel p�te: May 13, 2024 _?�_ Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope!D 273FA92E-S6AC�03&BGES-62AE65C3F322 APPEtiDIX A DGAt. F.\R�LI.:41EtiT TR.��SFER GUARA\TEF.S The dual enrollment program is an oppurtunity to talce challenging rourses and aceelcrate education oppartunitics. With hundreds of dual enrollmcnt courses availablc, there is grcat potcntial ro further engage and moti��ate students to pursue academically� ri�orous caurses ihat capture their interests. Surcessful compietion ot dual enroliment ec�urce,allows eligible school students to simultaneously eam high schoUl c�re ur e(ective credit and pustsecondary eredit toward a career certificate, an associate cie�ree,or a baccalaureate degree. Dual enrollment cour-ses will receive the same weighting for the high schcx�l gradt point a��erage as Advanced Placement (AP), Internati�nal Baccalaureate(1B), and Advanced Internatic�nxl Certitic;ate of Education(AIC�)courses.In addition,dual enrollment courses that meet cor�state university admission requirements in EnglishrLanguage Ans, '.Nathematics, I�Iatural Scicnccs, Social Scicnces, or World langua�cs shall receive the same weighting as AF, IB, and AICE courses in thc:calculation of the high scho�l gradc�int a��cragc used for admission dccisic�ns. Students should understand, however, that dual enrollment courses are college-level courses, and the amount of work anci rigor of cantent in dual enrollment courses may be much greater than in high schoot courses. In addition, dual cnrollment caursc �rades become a part of a studcnt's permancnt c�llcgc transcript and are calculated into the student's permanent post�econdary grade point avcragc. Puor perfurmance in dual enrallment c�urses may affect university admissions and tinancial aid. (t is important to do well in thcsc courses to rcalize the benefits of dual enrollment. Course selectian is impurtant tar the dual cnrollment student since dit�fercnt programs at a eollegc rcquire dit�erent courses to compleic the ccrtificatc or degrce. By choosing courses w�isely,students can reduce thc time it takcs ta cam}�lete a program after high schoe�l �aduation. Same students are cven abte to complctc thcir callcge eertificate ar degrce at the same tim� the}•graduate from Migh Sl'IIOUI. SIUdI'illti v��ha cicm't know what thcy want to study in callcgc should consult�vith an advisor lo considcr focusing on completin�;general eduration requirements in communications,mathematics,sorial,ricnres,natural sciences,and humani[ies. All degree prugran�s r�yuire general edacatiun cour�e�vork and, while there is some variation ftUm institution to institution,there are general education caurses that are common among m�st, if nat all,institutioas. Florida dua) enruUment college credit �vill transter to any Flori�la public college or university ottering thc 5tatewic�e Course \umbering System course number. and must be treated as thougt� takcn at the recei��ing institution.�iowever,if�tudents do not attend the same college or university where they eamed the dual cnrvllment credit the application vf transfcr credit to g�nrral educatian,prerequisite,and d��rcc programs may vary at the receivin�;institution. Privatc and ot�t-of-statc colleges and univcr,ities may or �riay not grant calleg�credit for courses taken through dual cnrollmcnt. Julv_'0/? i� Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envebpe ID:273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 APPENDIX B FLQRtDA [:�ITERtiATION.AL L'NIVERSITY(FIU) QUAGiFIED FACUI,TY REQliIRE�4IENTS The institutian employs competent fac�lt��members qualitied to accomplish the mission and goals of the institution. When determining acceptablc qualiticatians of its faculty, the institution gi��es �rimary consideratian to the highest earncd degree in thc discipline. Thc instiwtion also considers competence. etfecti�°encss, and capacity, incluciing, as a�propriatc, undergraduate, and graduate dcgre�s, rclated work experience in the tieW, professional licensure and certifications,hanors and award�,continuous documented excellence i��teaching,or other dem�nstrated competencies and achievement�that cUntribute ta effectivN teaching and student learning outcomes. FIU uses the following as ceedential guidelines �4•hen it defines faculty yualificatic�ns using taculty cr�dcntials: • Faculty teaching general cducatioi� courses at the undergraduate Icvel: doc[orate c�r mastcr's d�grce in the teachin�;discipline or master's degree�vith a concentration in the tcaching discipline(a minimum of I K graduate scmester hours in the teaching discipline). • Faculty teachin� baccalaureate courses: doctarate or master's degree in the teachin�; discipline or master's de�rec w-ith a cUncentration in the teaching discipline (a minimtim of I8 graduat� semcster hours in the teachin�discipline). • Faculty teaching graduate and post-baccalaureate course work: earned dc�ctoratefterminal degree in the teaching discipline or a related discipline • Gracivate teaching assistant�� master's degrec in thc tcachinb di�ci�+line or 18 graduate scmcstcr h�urs in the teaching discipline, direct supervisio�� by a faculty member expericnced in thc teaching discipline, re�ular in-service training,and planned and periodic c��aluatians. • As a Carncgic D<xtoral Lnivcrsity��ith Highcst Rescarch Activity(R 1),FIU additionally crcdcntials its faculty bas�ci on natiunal,`intcrnational juried rescarch producti�ity within thc disciplinc.Thc institution documents a faeulty member's research cantributi�ns to the discipline as evidence �f the faculty qualifications. tn extrcmcly limited circumstances a facutty membcr may be crcdentialed based on a combination of educational expericncc, producti��ity in the discipline and �+��ork experiencc. In these situations, thc practieal experienee in the discipline must be at an exeeutive level with a broad acope of national intcrnational rcach. -?3- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:273FA92E-S6AC-4Q39-BCES-62AE65C3F322 �pPetiDrx c FIU DtiAI. E:IROLI.:4tEtiT CLASS L.IST (�ote: This fist i.c upplicahte to(J/)-C'unipu.r t)ua/F.nrollment Progron:��rc1 i,c rubjc�rt tn cl�u�rgc°/ 2r��ict•rl �/�rr�/r?/)_'.; w. �._.._.._ --__ ____ T._.__..._._ _..._.____._� �_.---- CQURSE � FIU ' HS � GRADUATION i� GAP � RECQMMENDEO � CREdIT � CREOtT c REQUIREMENT j fEnrolimentCap � 6RADf LEVEI" UCC + E � i May Orfer lor � _ ' �.__.._.�_ � CMflne Courses► ___�_.�,�._.._._ _ _ _.________ �_..__---_ � I�DV 30�8 Princ ples of Advertising 3 0 5 EL 35 10""-12" j._..____�__. AFA 2004 Biack Popular Cultures 3 0.5 AH � 35 10�^-12'" UCC ANT 20�Intro to Anthropology 3 0.5 EL 35 10'"-12t" UCC ARC 2701 History of Architecture 3 0.S PF 35 ll'"-12'" UCC AMH 2O10 American History 1607-1850 3 0.5 AH 35 llm_12:� AMH 2O20 America�History Since 1877 3 0.5 AH 35 11'"-12'" UCC � AMk 2041 Origins of American Civilization 3 Q.5 AH 35 11'^-12'^ UCC ARC 2701 History of Arch�tecture 3 0.5 PF 24 1Q'"-12`" UCC ARH 2O00 Exploring Art,GL 3 0.5 PF Studio Capacity 10'"-12'^ UCC ARH 2Q50 Art History Survey I 3 0.5 PF � Studio Capatiry , 30'"-12'" UCC ARH 2O51 Art History Survey 11 3 0.5 PF r Stud�o CapacitY 10"'-12`" UCC ART 1201C 2-D Oesign 3 0.5 PF ; Studio Capacity gm_12cn ART 1203C 3-0 Design 3 � Q.5 PF Studio Capacity 10'"-12'" ART 2300C Beginning Drawing 3 0.5 ` PF Studio Capacity 10'"-12'" ART 2500C Beginning Painting" 3 0.5 PF Studia Capacity 10'^-12'" ART 2750C Beg;nning Ceramics` 3 0.5 PF Studio Capacity gtn_12ch CG 2010 Criminology , 3 0.5 El 25 10'"-12'" � CG 20201ntroductian to Criminal lustice 3 0.5 VO z5 10'^-12�" CGS 2060 IntroducUan to Mtcrocomputers 3 0.5 El Lab Capacity 10'^-12�" [GS 2100 I�tro to Microcomputer Applications ( 3 0.5 El Lab Capacity 10`�-lZ�r -Business CH51045 Generai Chemistry I 3 OS EQ 25 11°"-12�" UCC M CHS 1045/L General Chemistry I with Lab 4 1 EQ 25 11�'`-12"' UCC CHM 35015urvey ot Forensic Science I 3 0.5 EQ 25 11'^-12�^ UCC CHM 3501(L Survey of Forensic Science I with 4 1 EQ 25 11'"-12'" UCC Lab � CHI 1130 Chinese I 5 1 Fl 25 gm_�Zm CHI 1131 Chinese il 5 1 FL 25 9=„_lZ�� UC 2000 Corrections 3 0.5 EL 25 Zp�h_lZtn ! GJ 2041 luvemle lustice 3 0.5 VO 25 1pih_lZin � COM 3110 Business and Professronal 3 0.5 EL 35 i l�n_lz�h ' Commur.ication � COM 3520 Design Communications Strategies 3 0.5 EL 35 llt^-12'" � COP lOQO introduction to Computer 3 0.5 EL lab Capacity �h_ �n �Programming � �� 10 12 � � _�.}_ Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID'273FA92E-56RC�l039-8CE5-62AE65C3F322 ,— __. _._ _ _.-____.___— --__ COURSE �-----_�.._-FlU_.--.. _� _ , { NS � GRADUAT►ON I CAP RECOMMENDED � i CREDlT 1 CREOIT ' REQUIREMENT j (EnroNmerrc Csp GRADE IEVEI• i UCC i � May Defer fa � � Onli�e tourses� � �� i_._._�,�___. ___ _-- -- —� CPO 2002�ntro'a Comparauve Polit:cs 3 0.5 EL ?� _�'' - lY` iJCC __—*-_ __,__�__._.__ + �--; DAA 1100 Modern Dance Techniques ? 3 i 0.5 PF 35 1��,,-121� � UCC DAA 1200 Ballet Tethniques 3 0.5 PF 35 lOt"-12`" UCC DAN 2100 Dance Appreciation 3 0.5 Pf 35 1p��_12=n DIG 3001 Introduction to Digital Media 3 0.5 El 25 llcn_�Zm ECO 100(?Introduction to Economia 3 0.5 EC ZS 11="-12'" ECO 2013 Principles of Macraeconomics 3 0.5 EC 25 11'"-12'" UCC ECO 2023 Principles of Microeconomics 3 � 0.5 EC 25 SS�h-IZ�h UCC EDF 1005 Introduction to Education 3 i 0.5 EL 25 ll�h_12�n EDF 3251 Ciassroom Management 3 0.5 EL 15 11TM-12TM EGN 1110C Engineering Drawi�g 3 Q.5 VO Lab Capacity 11"'-12'" EML 1533 Introductian to CAD For Mechankai 3 OS EL � 25 10�„_12,h Engineer ENC 1101 WriFing and Rhetoric I 3 1 EN 25 ll'"-12�'' UCC ENC 1102 Writing&Rhetonc II'(Prerequisite: 3 1 1 EN 25 ENC1101) ! 11'"-12�" UCC ENG 2012 Approaches to Literature' 3 1 EN 25 il��-12�� (Prerequisite: ENC1101/1102j � � UCC ENT 1000 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 3 0.5 VO 25 10'"-12'� EUH 2O11 Westem Civilization:Early European 3 0.5 El 25 SIM—SI�h UCC ; Civifization EUH 2O21 Westem tivibzation: Medieval to 3 0.5 El 25 11��-iZt„ � Mod Europe UCC i EUH 2O30 Westem Civilizatiort: Europe in The 3 Q.S SS 25 M_ �,, i � il 12 UCC � � Mode�n Era E EVR 1001 IMroduction to Environmental 3 0.5 EQ i 25 g+h-12�' j �iences � � � UCC EVR 1002/l�ntroduttion to Enviro�mental 4 1 EQ � ZS gt^_12`^ UCC � � Sciences wrth Lab � ' EVR 1017 Climate Change,The Gfobal Env.& 3 1 EQ , 25 gtn_12'^ UCC � � Society i fRE 1130 French I S 1 FL 25 qth_lZ�� fRE 1131 French II S ( 1 FL I 25 g�h_12�^ � FSS 10�5 Introduction to The Culinary Aris 3 0.5 El lab Capaaty ll�h_12�h FSS 3230C Introductory Commerclal Food 3 0.5 EL Lab Capacity ll�h-12th Groduction GEA 2000 Worid Regionai Geography 3 OS EL 25 1Q'"-12'" UCC GEB 2011 Introduction to Business 3 � 0.5 YO 25 10�h_lZ�h � GEO 2000 IntroducUon to Geography � 3 ; 0.5 EL 25 10"'-12'" UCC � GlY 1010 Physicai Geology I 3 E 0.5 EQ 25 11�"-12'" UCC � GLY 3010/l Physical Geology with Lah 4 � 1 EQ 25 il'"-12�� UCC ' GRA 2111 Graphic Oesign 1 3 0.5 EL 25 gm_12c� J i_ Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe fD 273FA92E-56AC�t039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 ------ -- �_ ___-�____ _ _. __�_ ____--__- COiJRSE FIU HS T6RADUATION CAP REtOMMENOED CREOtT CREDiT REQUIREMENT tE�uallme�t Gp GRAOE LE1/El' UCC May Oefer ta �w_ _ ________.,__..____._a� ,_ OnUnetourstsl __________._--- ' GRA 2151C ulustrac�or, 3 0.5 E� �i �. _ �.2' i �......_--._.�...________..�__. __._ ...__-- --*--- -r---------- -r__....._..._- --- � , NAI 1140 Haitian Creole I 5 1 i FL 25 g�h_lZ�h -_-�. NFT lOQO Intro to Hospitality dnd TouriSm 3 ! 0.5 i VO 25 10t�_12�h Mana ement HfT 2220 HR Managemertt tor Hospitality 3 , 0.5�- VO 25 industry $ 10="-12�" HFT 2401 Accounting for The Hospitalicy 3 ; 0.5 VO 25 10°"-12'" industry � HfT 3503 Hospitality Marketing Strategies 3 OS VO 25 10�"-12eh HFT 3754 introduction to Eveni Management 3 0.5 r VO 25 lOt"-12�n HFT 3941 Intemship in Hospitality I 3 0.5 VO 25 � ` + 10�"_12�n Mana ement � I r-- HFT 3202 Fundamental of Management in 3 0.5 i VO 25 10�"-12'" Hospitabty industry HFT 3292C Entrep�eneurship in Hospitality& 3 I 0.5 VO 25 l�n_1zen Tourism Industry HFT 4834 Advanced Entrepreneurship in 3 0.5 VO 25 10�^-12cn Hospitality&Tourism HUM 1020 Introduction to Humanities 3 0.5 EL 25 10'"-12'" UCC tDC 1000 Computer Science for Everyone 3 0.5 EL lab Capaciry lOm-12�" IOS 3309 How We Know What We Know 3 0.5 EL � 25 l�th_12c" ��t ! tNP 3Q04 intro to Industrial/Organizationai 3 0.5 EL Z5 11�''-12'" UCC I Psycholo y INR 2001 tntroduction to International 3 0.5 El 25 9"'-12" UCC � ; Relations � ITA 1130 italian 1 5 1 FL 25 g�n_12« ITA 1131 Italian il 5 1 Fl 25 gt�-121� JPN 11301apanese I 5 1 fl 25 gth_lz�h 1PN I131 Japanese II 5 1 FL 25 g�n_12c� 10U 3003 Introduction to Journalism• 3 0.5 El 25 11'"-12�" LAH 2O20 latin American Civilization 3 0.5 SS 25 i1T"-12'" UCC UT lOQQ Introduction to Uterature 3 1 EN 25 i l�"-12'" UCC � MAC 1105 Coliege Atgebra 3 1 I MA 35 il`"-12�° UCC MAC 1114 Trigonometry'(Prerequisite: MAC 3 ? 1 MA 35 11'"-12�" UCC 1105} j MAt 1140 Pre-Calculus Algebra•(Prerequisite: 3 � 1 � MA 35 11`^-12�" UCC MAC 1105) ( MAC]147 Pre-Calculus Aigebra and 4 1 MA 35 tR_ ,,, il 12 UCC Trigonometry'(Prerequisite:MAC 1105) �_ MAC 2311 Calculus'(Prereqwsite: 4 1 MA 35 � �„_ TM1 i 11 12 UCC MAC3147/MAC1140/MAU114) z _.�_- --_ __- ------ i-- s MAC 2313 Multivariabie Calculus' 4 1 MA 35 i (Prerequisite:MAC 2312) i il'"-12?" 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Qeiline Coursrs) - — ----- - --- - — - ' ' MUH 2O22 H�s[ory of Rock MusiC � 3 OS EL �> i0"�-:2" ' MUH 2370 History of The Beatles —� 3 � 0.5 EL 25 i ilp�n_lZ�n ' — MUH 3514 Music of The Worid 3 0.5 � EL 25 10'"-12'" UCC MUl lO1Q Music Literature/Appreciation 3 0.5 PF 25 g�^-12°h UCC i MUT 1002 Fundamentals of Music 3 0.5 Pf 25 g�n_1zt� i MUT 1111 Music Theory 1` 3 0.5 PF 25 � C3th_lZth PHI 2600 I�troducUon to Ethics 3 0.5 EQ 25 10"'-12i" UC[ PGY 2401C Beginning Photography 3 0.5 El 25 qtn_12*� PGY 2800C Beginning Oigital Photography 3 0.5 EL 25 # gtn_12�h � POS 2041 American 6overnment 3 0.5 AG 35 9�"-12'" UCC � POT 2002 Introdudion to Po�itical Theory 3 0.5 El 25 g�R_12�h PUR 3QOO Intro to Pubiic Relations 3 0.5 El 25 10'"-12'" REL 1200 Christian Scripture 3 0.5 EL 25 11��_12�� REl 20ll Religion:Maiysis&Interpretation 3 0.5 EL 25 il'^-12'" UCC RN 3d07 Introduction to Television 3 Q.5 EL 25 11�"-122n SLS 2510 Stretegies for Success 3 0.5 � EL 25 8°"-12'" — — � SPC 1017 Fundamentais Speech 3 0.5 ! PF 30 9�„_121,� ' Commumcation ' SPC 2511 Fundamentals of Argumentation and 3 0.5 PF 30 9��-lZ", Debate SPC 2608 Public Speaki�g 3 0.5 PF 30 9�^-12'^ UCC SPC 3301 interpersonal Communicatian 3 0.5 PF 35 11�"-12°" SPN 1130 Spanish I 5 1 Fl 25 gch_12�� SPN 1131 Spanish il 5 1 FL 25 g�n_lZ�� SPN 2200 Intermediate Spanish'(Prerequisite: 3 0.5 FL 25 10�^-12'" � SPN1131) i SPN 2201 Intermediate Spanish II 3 0.5 FL 25 1pth-12�� SPN 2210 Oral Communications Skiils' 3 0.5 FL 25 10'"-12'^ � (Prerequisite:5PN1131) SPN 2233 Intermediate Readings fn Spanish' 3 0.5 FL ZS 10�"-12"' (Prerequisite:SPN1131) � SPN 224Q intermediate Spanish Conversation' i 3 � 0.5 fl 25 1pth_lZ�� ! (Prerequisite:2131) ' � �---- ; SPN 2330 Advanced Readings in Spanish• 3 � d.5 fL 25 10�,,_lz�n ' (Prerequisite: SPN2233� � SPN 2340 Intermediate Spanish for Native 3 0.5 FL 25 10ir_12th ; Speakers* � SPN 2341 Accelerated Intermediate Spanish for i 3 0.5 FL } 25 Ilt,,-12�� Native Speakers'(Prerequisite: SPN2340) j STA 2023 Statistics for Business and Economia � 3 1 MA 25 i (Subsequent credit for STA 2122 or STA 3221 ' 11'"-12�^ UCC i will not be granted) � ( � STA 2122 Statistics for Behaviorai&Sociai � 3 I i MA ZS 11"'-12T" � UCG Sciences ' -- 1 _--- ------. . _.__ , _._ --- -- _ _ _--�--' �� Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 �.._ _ . . _ _ .._.__ _._ . ... _. . _ -•-----_._---- . t.__ CQURSE f FiU j NS ; GRAOUATtON CAF f RECQMMENQED 3 ' � CREQlT� CREQIT REQUIREMENT iEnroilmcnt Gp GRADE lEVE4' V�� ,, May Oefer tw � OnUne Coursesl i STA 3123 Statisncs for Behaworai&SQaa� 3 1 MA 2�� Saences II ' 11' -12° I —_ ( SVG 2000 Introduction to Socrology-0niy 3 OS EL 25 ' Onfine I ' 11'"-12'^ UCC SYG 2010 5ociai Problems-Only Oniine 3 0.5 El 25 11"`-12'" UCC THE 2000 Theatre Appreciatio� 3 0.5 PF 25 9�^-12t" UCC TPP 2100 introduCtion to Acting 3 0.5 PF 25 9�^-12�" UCC VIC 340Q Visual Design for Globalized Media 3 0.5 EL 25 11TM_l��r WOH 2O01 Worid Givilization 3 0.5 I WH 35 11T"-12'* UCC 'View FIU catalog for caune prereqwsites. -Z�- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envetope ID YT3FA92E-56AC�4039-BCE5-S2AE65C3F322 APPE\DIX D FIU FACII.ITATOR ROLES A1D RESPOtiSIBILITIES COM�11T'�iF.AT LETTER �i �� FIU Online Dual Enrollment (DE� Facilitator Roles and Responsibilities Dual Enrollment Commitment letter F��„�litc�tor MiRimum Qualifications and Requiremenh ,. � . Facilitator Responsibilities Before the stari of cicsses: . _ _..__._ ___----._._._._ � A*��nd�r��e v-�r.,ea prof�5s�o�al devetopment{PD)workshop for Facil�tators provided by the F�U v�ai Enro�lment�DEj office,priOr to foCi6tating o Course. ❑ Campiete the Convas tutoriol(sj for Focilitotors. ❑ Comptete all st�dent Canvas tvtoriais o�d tramings. ❑ Knov�the ADDtDROP deadlines and communicote it to students. C veriry th4t your access to Ccsnvas allows you to view the course conteni,stvdent's progress and grades. [y D+scvss high scnool c�ass meeting dates with�IU Professor.and.it possible.req�est mat exam dates and deadiines caincide with thase dates. Aiso discuss ony school site oc+'rrit(e>tno+m�•;conflict with closs meet+ng dotes. � Review fhe syllabus for any grovp proiecislass�gnments. Ensure that FIU Professor groups students hom ihe same nigh school site by class periods. � Verify thot you have�0 instructionoi materiais. -.�.y- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope ID 273FA92E-56AC�039-BCE&62AE65C3F322 During iha first wQek of classes: ____ ___.___�___.._---------- ` Ha.e students�og�ntc ihe��F!u ema'�acccunr. Lcg�n instrucflons to Canvas ond the differeM resources available fa studentz will be sent to their fIU emaii account. ❑ a.ssist studenrs when creating the r Ru iogin credentiots and encovrage sludents to wriie down their username and pass�vord. Remintl them to iog in often so ihat username and password a�e not brgotren ond to avoid the need to rese?or contact iT support.FIU icgin credentlals are ihe same for ail FIU system neiworks. r verity ihat studenis can log into their FIU coulse Canvas account. In ihe case of pny technicai issues.assist the student in contocting technical support and(mmediately nofify the DE Ottice and the FIU Professor ot any login problems. � Hove studenis download ihe Canvas application to thefr mobife device and!or tablet for easy access to calendar and reminders. ❑ Ensure that studenis are given an FIU syllabus on the first day of class, which will cleahy lay out the deadllnes,leaming outcomes ond expectatfons for the students. � Be wre fhat schooi computers designated for�he DE online covrses meef ou the technicai requirements to access or do�,nloaa any pregrams or appi�cafions requ��ea by the course syllabus to successfuliy complete class ass�gnments and qu ues (such as Respond�s Lockdown Browser Zoom Adobe Connect etc J ❑ Instruct students to calendor q11 deadlines and exam dates sc ihat requlremenis are not overlooked. ❑ Distrfbute textbooks;e-book codes as appiicabie. During the duration of the course: ` � ! _ _ ,�, n :_�nsr�nt c�mr,ur.ca•:-n .v��th ine FIU Professor. � Assist students in contacting the F;U Protessor and cGpv!ne DE Office�dualenr�aflu.edv�. in the cose of any course cantent issues (miss�ng psslgnments/quizzes,request for darittcation of assignment!nstn,crionsj. ❑ Proctor FIU DE course exams as applicabte.and make sure that ossessmenis are sent to the FIU Protessor by the required aeadline. [ Ensura rhar students are cneck�ng their FtU email accovnt regulorly f3 to 4 rimes per weeki. ❑ Ensure that students are loggtng into Convas during eve►v class session and at Ieost ti�uee times per week. � Continue check�ng the performance pregrsss ond grades ot students. � ; -30- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Oocusign Envelope ID.273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 ❑ Conduct meetings with any student who may nat be pertorming satistactorily in�he c(ass. � Assist stvdenis in scheduling pnd organizing school tEn�e carefvily (taking into account 5ChO0i C7Gi`tvitfES Qnd qSSesSm?f1t5� tp @fi5ur?thpl Siud@nts hQv2 SutflCiBnt time to COmpl@t@ aI�course requirements. ❑ mform the FIU Protessor immed�ately of any factor that rrtay be hintlering students from meeting the�earning outcomes. ` Commit to partidpating in the duro?�on of eaCh sesstan to provlde support as needed to students. _ End-of-course responsibilities: _ __----�_._ __ `; Erxure tn�t Each;tuaent s�i�:en me opportunity to complete the Student Perceptton of ?Each ng Sur�eY (:�?O'i !cr rhe ��U course forwhlch they are enrolied. This evaluatlon inshument is avoltable in the r MyF1U Account(some login credentlals as FIU email and Canvas}. Specic�l N��te:f��Cfilt�torC:,-nnvr�s trc`r_ess wtll�°xt�°i��dt the end of the semester. In the case thal students enrofled in the tacilitoted ont#ne modaiities do not receive sutticienl manitaring hom fecifitators in school FIU has the right to exctvde the tacilttated online modalities hom the m�de otte�ing� ovailable to a SLh��a! . . . . . - . . . . . .� . . / • - Fac(litator name Facilitator slgnature Dnte Princlpal name Principal signnture Date School Name PIU Course Semester -31- Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope ID:273FA92E-SfiAC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 APPENDIX E DUAL EtiROLL.:�IENT COURSE-HIGH SCHOOL SL'BJECT AREA FQUI�'AL�NC�'LIST Please refer to https:%�w��w.fldoe.org.�care%tile�arse. hp�5421�'urlt`,AcadenlicList.�di to aecess the Dual Enrollment Course-High School Subject Area Equi�•alency List.This list should not be interpreted as a com�lete list of the duaf enrollment courses available. F.ligible dua! enrollment courses for qualifieci RASG NF:BREW ACADEMY studen�s, with thc exception of the special programs described in this inter-articulation agreement, are as follows: Courses on the F/�ridu Depurtmen�of Educurinlr Duul Enru!lnr�nt Cnur•se-HiRlt Sehoo!Suhject Ar•ea Equivrrlencr I.�isr that meet the following critena� • transfer to the high school as 0.5 or 1 A crcdit, an�i satisfy a high school graduation requircmcnt in English,Social Studies,Science,or Mathematics,or • tcan�fer to die high schoal as Q.$or 1.0 credit and satisf}�an elective h�gh school graduation requircment in music, art, c�r foreign (anguage (provided the for�ign language is either Russian, Spanish. Arabic, French,Chinese,([he ofticial languages«t�th� United Nations)c�r American Sign Lan�,auage). it i� recommend�d that R.ASG HEBRF,W r1CADE14iY students, with the exception uP the studenGs cnrollcd in the FILI Dual Fnrollment F.arly Admissitrn prugram descrih�d in the intcr-articulation agreement, anly enroll in two (2) on-�:ampus dual enrollmcnt (incluc�ing online) courses per semester. Additional courscwork can,however,be approv�d by RASG NEBREW ACADEMY and Fili. _;?_ Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envelope 10:2�3FA92E-SfiAC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 EXHIBIT B RASG SCHOO�YEAR CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE {to be attached) I i I I i I Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Dcc,;sign Envebpe IQ 273FA92E-55AC-4v^39-BCES-62A�6^C3F322 � � � � . • � . � � � .. � r� � �F]�'• ,ci��-�+`��._ , � � • s � � � 7:50 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. � � 7:50 a.m.- 1:50 p.m. 12-15: Facuity OnentaC;on Day°> Z4: S�,( at HA � � 1T: PTSA Eariy Childhood Parents 24-25: Rosh Chodesh Eful --��--�-�� -�- � — 'v1�et&Greet 25: �?Cq Fail Semester Parent MeeUng. 3 i 4 5 6 7 8 9 19; Ba^.k to Schoal :tick-Off 8�Supply $30 a.m. __� t3 1a ts � 15 '�•op-Off 26: ECE Back to Schooi Night, 7:30 p.m. �1 � �e 19 • It 22�23 TO:First day of School, Grades 2A ' 25 2b 27 28 ' 29 ~ 30 ' =�-�2 f ECE Onentation Zoom at _ _ . _ _ . . ,, �� a.m.followe� by a Mandatc�Y ',}'K MeetiRg Y. �abor Qay-Schao!Closed 13:Selichot Night Schoolwide Event �_,�,�� z s '� a $ fi 3: Elementary 8ack to Sehool N�ght. 14:5.4T at Hebrew Academy ' --�--— ----—- -— ?�O p.m. 22:No School - Erev Rosh Hashanah 7 ^8 9 10 11 • 12 13 ., ---+-- �--_ 9: Midd(e Schoal Back ta Schcol Rosh Chodesh Tishrei 14 ' t5 16 t7 18 ; /9 2o N,c3ht, 7 OQ p.m, 23-24:No School- Rosh Hashanah ___ ,_____. 2i 26 27 10:Grade 12 Cotiege and Israe� 25: 1 50 p.m.Dismissai, Tzom Gedi6ah 28 29 IO �.i�danCe Pr�gram.6�00 D.m.,t ' ._ _. _-____ -- i_ _ __ . _ �+�yh Sc1�oo1 Back to Schoof N�qht '00 R.m _ _' ._ � n__�_T_.__ -.— . __ _ l: 'vo Sch�cl - Ere�✓Yorn K=oPur 22-23: R,�sh Chodesh Cheshvan , ._ > � a 1: Yom K�U�;�r 27-30 Schalas!ic Book Fair 5 tt 5: SAT at Heb�ew Acaderny 31: C�r��r,,al Middle Schoo! Mother " �2 ; �p ; �a 6: !vo Schoo!-Erev Sukkot Dauyhter Mornmg of Learning . _ _. _ : _. . . .: ___ ____s.w 7_�6: No Schoai - Sukkat Break T4 20 2i 12 23 24 ' 25 ��: RE?y��idr SChool d�y ECE-Grade 5 '' « � �—� :r�rv�cP�earning Chesecf Day s 25 � 27 28 � Z9 I 30 � 31 . .___�-. --- �_... _ . . _ C r�des 6-12 2: Daylight Saving Time ends 21: Rest, Chqdesn K,slev _. ___ __ i �' 6: E CE Chaliah Bake. 8 45 am,/ 25:1.50 p.m.d�smissal for GraCes K-?2: ' 7 P i SA Chaitah Bake, 7AQ p.m. 3 3Q PM d�smrssal for ECE(no after z 3 T 4 � 5 � 6 � 7 g 7�Ynm Tzahai care)!Parent-Teacher Conferences 9 '. to i2 t3 1♦ i t5 9= �AT at Hebrew Academy ECE fram 5 00-8:00 p.m.;Gredes K-12 - i— j--- t0-21: itt�Grade Trip to(sraei from 3:30 -8:00 p.m./Spor[s af'er care t6 i �7 18 19 20 , zt � 22 �t: No Schoai- Profess�ona� for Grades K-5 ava�labie by s�gn-�p onty. . _ ---_ __ � 23 24 ��_ - � �9 ,,::.,��lopment Day 1 Vet�rans Day 26: No Schooi,Parent-Teacher 3� 14: �nd of F�r�,t Quarter Conferences,9:00 a.m. - 2.Qfl p.m 20:C,ive M�.�mi Day 27-28: Thanksg�v!ng - No School �� 3:3�OC?p.m. C±smtssa�.Arf Base! _ . _ _. _____ � � a 3 a fi 4: 3.00 p.m. Dfsmissai. A.t Basei 78: Chanukah Festival of Ughts. . . ___ . ___.-- -- _. _ - - . 5: Nnon D�sm�ssei, Art Basei E�E 9 OQ a.m. 7 8 9 10 it 12 i3 14 ' 15 16 , 17 tg 2O 7:5A7 at Hebrew Academy 19:Np Schoal-Shabbat Chanukah � 10:�ith Grade Coliege Night. 6 3U p.m.t 2Q-21:Rosh Chodesh Tevet 21 22 23 ' 24 26 27 p?Sa Chanukan Bazaa� 25:N�School-Federal Holiday � iT: K:ndergarten Chanukah Wo•kst�op 30: �5J p.m. Q�sm;ssa�.Fast of Tevet ' 28 : 29 37 � }___ ._._.� i 14: F�rst N�ght of Chanukah Yahrzeit af Rabb�Yossi Heber z'f ? � t: tic� Sr.hopl- Federal Hal�dzi; 14: END OF 5EMESTER _ _.... . .�__._�., a__ _ _�: � $ 5: fi'z5A Mom's Night Out 19: Rosh Chodesh Shevat 4 � 5 6 7 e g tp �: SF'�and G�ade Chvmash 15-23: No Schooi -Winier Break , 12 � 13 ' it �y �'�esentat�on/End of Seme�>?er s�xam� 26:No School - Prpfessional it � I Fo�MS-HS Devetopment Day �� ' 24_ 9:Reading Day MS-HS 27:pTSA Spr:ng Semester Parent � 25 < 27 � 28 ,�� Y9 30 �31 � 11: Alumni E�rei,� •�,,,, ?" . �_ _.j- ��__� "� . • 3 _ .. 12-14: 'tnr.'ot 5er*iF .�r _,_�_ � ,,.v�_..c ._,.. First Day 1:50 p.m. Noon i.EGEfYD: � of School �Schooi Closed Dismissal Dismissai Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 �CC::S!(,�n E V ^,:`p.'[� Z�ict,c,�F _;�qr_r �,..3t,'� ,%AE�; ' ?�>„ � • � � • • � . � r .. �, _ . . • • • • . _ � . - w .� 7:50 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. � � � � 7:50 a.m. - 1:50 p.m. , _ . _ -- � 2 s a 5 � 6 �T 2. '� B�shvat 13:Grandparents&Speciat Fnends Day � } � ' - 5: K ndergarten Brachat Fa�r i Grade� (ECE-E4ementary)/Efementary Wmter 8 4 10 11 ' 12 13 �I t� t-- - � c=ta Kennedy Space Center Art Showcase 15 - 77 /8 19 20 ! 21 22 ' s3 24 ZS �6 q� � 28� �� a0 p.m. Cism;ssal-Boat Shovv 16: N��School-President's Day ;, __ � _._ 12: 3 00 p.m. D�smissal- Boat 5how r 17-18: Rosh Chodesh Adar __, _ � i ' ��t Grade Sidd�r Presentahon 27: Punm Carrnval � . �2: i SO pm. Dismrss<�I - Ta'anit EsFher 8: Annual Event J Daylight Sav�ng TimP --�__. __ � � -� .. � . � _ 3: No$choo( -Puv�m begins . 'Y-�----~° - 4: No Schaol for Grades K-12. ECE 11:Yahrzeit of Rabbi Alexander 5 8 4 1O 13 12 � 13 14 --}- ----;�---- �� Session- Regular schooi day w.th Gross z"I 15 ' 16 ! 17 te 14 20 i 21 r, ..,_._.�__ 30 p.m.dism�ssai (np aftercare; i it-14:Giris Basketbali Shabbaton 22 � 23 2� 25 26 2� 28 •�arent-Teacher Conferences 15: SAT at Hebrew Academy ___ �__ 29 r ;racies K-12 9 Q0 a r*� - 3 O�J o m. 19: Rosh Chodesh Nisan _... +.__ . �E S:Ot� P m- S dC c�m 2�: � =nd of Third �uarter 30-31: No Sehool - Pesach Break � ___. ' _.__ 1: r.rev R�S�Ch � �: 1 � t-10: No Schooi - Pesach Break 5 11 14:Yom Hashqah 12 73 , 14 iS i t6 ; 17 1$ 17-1B: flosh Chodesh(yar �9 � 20 21 22 23 + 2�5 2�:Y�m Ha'z+karon f CommUNITY for Israel Event -----�- -.-Y-.— - _____.- 22:Yom Ha'Atzmaut 26 � 27 ' 28 29 30 I � �_., 24: Last Qay Senior Clas<„�<, ----� -___ I ; � ; 2 3: SAT at Hebrev� Aca^em� 18: Sen.3r Uinner 3 }-4 5 6 7 g �g 4-8:TeaCher Aperec.�at:on '�Neek 20: Nigh SChool Graduation } - ;---s--- 5: Lag BaOmer 21: No School -E►ev Shavuot �1� � ie ` 1g Zp ��5 � �� a0: N!a:her's Day 22-Z3: No School- Shavuot .__� �3 12:Grade 5 Siyu�-� 25: 'Va School-Memoriai Day 24 26 � 27 18 �, 29 �� 30 15: Yr�m Yeru5'�a!<3;<<m 29: K;nderga�ten Sryum ___ --. ; _. � 3t � 17: RoSh C'hc�, sr� 5,„;r, '-" -- 3: ==ir.a! Exarn;i�r i�t5-Fi� 9: G�aae 8 Graduat:on ; F�nai Exams �_; 2 3 ♦� s t 6 4; ��na1 Exams far MS-HS for MS-NS I Grade 3 Siyum 7�_8 9 10 __� 12 �i3 5: Pre-K GraduatGan,' 71: Noon p�smissai - Las[Day 74 ' 15 16 17 18 I t4 2Q �?=_,ac��ng Day MS-NS cf Sc�ool 2t � �2 23 2a 25 s5 27 7: SAT at Hebre�rr Academy 11-12: Faculty Meetings 2$ 24 36 , -+---_.__ 8' F nal Exams ft�r MS-HS 15-16: Rosh C.hodesh Tar*�u2 < } Z 3 a _ _ ... - *---- ,.__. . 5 j 6� 7 8 �' 9 t0 ' ii ND SCHOOL �__. 72 13 14 15 i 76 1T ' 18 +�----- SUMMER BREAK t4 ; 20 � Ti � 12 ` 23 24 . 25 26 � 2� 28 � 29 j 30 3t � r—.._._ i____-- First Day 1:50 p.m. Noon LEGEND: � of School �School Closed Dismissal Dismissai Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envefope ID:273FA92E-S6AC-4039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 EXHIBIT C ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFfCKING AFFIDAVIT in accordance with Section 787.06 (13), Florida Statutes, the undersigned, on behalf of RASG hereby attests under penalty of perjury that RASG 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 imprisanment. The undersigned is authorized to execute this a�davit on behalf of FIU. AFFIANT: Greater Miami Fiebrew Academy, a Florida not-for-profit corporation. NametTitle: (Address) State of County of The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by means of G physical presence or C7 online notarization, this day of 2025 by , as , of Greater Miami Hebrew Academy, a Florida not-for-profit corporation, known to me to be the person described herein, or who produced as identification, and who did/did not take an oath. NOTARY PUBLIC: (Signature) (Print Name) My commission expires: Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�gn Envebpe ID:273FA92E-5&ACrt039-8CE5-62AE65C3F322 EXH181T D PROHIBITION AGAINST CONTRACTING WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES OF CONCERN AFFIQAVIT In accordance with Section 287.138, Florida Statutes, incorporated herein by reference, the undersigned, on behalf of RASG, hereby attests under penalty of perjury that RASG does not meet any of the following criteria in Paragraphs 2(a)-(c} of Section 287.138, Florida Statutes: (a) the affiant is owned by a govemment of a foreign country of concem; (b) the government of a foreign country of concern has a controlling interest in the affiant; or (cj 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 a�rming under oath, under penalties of perjury, to the truthfulness af the cfaims made in this a�davit and that the punishment for knowingly making a false statement i�cludes fines and/or imprisonment. The undersigned is authorized to execute this affidavit on behalf of RASG. AFFIANT: Greater Miami Hebrew Academy, a Florida not-for-profit corporatian. NamelTitle: (Address) State of County of The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by means of❑ physical presence or ❑ online notarization, this day of 2025 by , as , of Greater Miami Hebrew Academy, a Florida not-for-profit corporation, known to me to be the person described herein, or who produced as identification, and who did/did not take an oath. NOTARY PUBLIC: (Signature) (Print Namej My commission expires: Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:273FA92E-56AC-4039-BGES-82AE65G3F322 RESOLUTION NO. 202433016 A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYQR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF AAIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE REGOMMENDATION OF THE FINANCE AND ECONOMIC RESILIENCY GOMMITTEE AT ITS MARCH 22, 2024 MEETING TD PRIORITIZE $189,252 IN EDUCATiONAL ENHANCEMENTS FOR PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCHOOLS DURING THE FY 2025 BUDGET RROCESS AND ON A RECURRING BASIS THEREAFTER FOR THE SEVEN PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCHOOLS CURRENTLY ACTIVE ON THE QUALITY EDUCATION COMMITTEE; FURTHER PRIORITI2ING $393,163 AS A ONE-TIME ENHANCEMENT FOR FY 2025 FOR THE SEVEN PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCHOOLS CURRENTLY ACTIVE ON THE QUALITY EDUCATION COMMITTEE; AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CtTY CLERK AND CITY MANAGER OR HISIHER DESIGNEE TO EXECUTE ALL AGREEMENTS OR DOCUMENTS NECESSARY T�SUPPORT THE EDUGATIONAL ENHANCEMENTS CONTEMPLATED UNDER THIS RESOLUTION. WHEREAS, in January 20(l8, the City of Miami Beach entered into an Education Compact with the Miami-Dade County Public Schools 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's public schools and enhance the health and well- being of our Gity's youth; and WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach`s advisory Committee for Quality Education in Miami Beach Schoa4s was established in 1999 to make recommendations to the City Commission and to investigate, develop, and carry out plans to promote and ensure the provision of quality education in Miami Beach schoois; and WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach through the Office of Education and Performance Initiatives provides programming to students enrolled in six local Miami- Dade County Public Schaols: Biscayne Beach Elementary, North Beach Elementary, Miami Beach Fienberg Fisher f�-8 Center, Miami Beach Nautilus Middle, Miami Beach South Pointe Elemerrtary, and Miami Beach Sr. High; and WHEREAS, Ordinance 2023-4540, codified in Sections 2-190.134 through 2- 190.138 of the City Code, was recently expanded to include twenty-six (26} voting members, including eleven private/charter Miami Beach schools who have inquired about existing City funded educational enhancements; and WHEREAS, existing City funded educational enhancements include the purchase of Agenda Rlanners, STEM Equipment, STEAM+ Programming, Gollege Prep Programming, Dual Enrollment, College Transcripts, Mental Health, Stop the Bleed Kits, Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docvsign Envebpe 10:273FA92E-56ACjt039-BCE5-82AE65C3F322 Math Tutoring, Reading Interventionist, Math Interventionist, IB Program, Anti- Defamation Leage "No Place far Hate", Drug Prevention, Extra-Curricular FREE Afterschooi Enrichm�nt, Common Threads, Youth Job Fair, Substitute Teacher, and Virtual Tours; and WHEREAS, the additional private/charter schools included in the Ordinance inctude: Casa Dei Bambini, Klurman Mesivta, Le Petite Papilfon Montessori, Lehrman Community Day Schoal inc, Mater Beach Academy, Mechina of South Fiorida (the Mesivta of Greater Miami}, Montessori Academy at St. Johns, Rabbi Alexander Gross High School & Hebrew Academy, St. Patrick Catholic School, Temple Beth Sholom Innovative School, and Yeshiva Elementary Schooi; and WHEREAS, this item was referred far a discussion at the Finance and Economic Resiliency Gommittee by Commissioner Rosen Gonzalez at the July 26, 2023 Commission Meeting, to discuss funding for educational enhancements; and WHEREAS, the item was preserrted at the February 23, 2024 Finance and Economic Resiliency Committee meeting and retumed to the March 22, 2024 meeting with additional information from the privatelcharter schaols who have active Quality Education Committee (QEC) members regarding their interest in existing educational enhancement programs developed, implemented, funded and managed by the Citys Education and Performance Initiatives Division; and WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach Chisf Education offiicer met with private/charter Miarhi Beach schoals between February 29, 2024 and March 6, 2024 to discuss cuRent educational enhancements available to youth in Miami Beach through vanous partnerships, including the public schools. Following each meeting, individual school Quality Education Committee representatives provided a ranking of current educationat enhancements of interest for their school; and WHEREAS, according to school administration-provided enrollment infoRnation, there are currently 2,612 youth from early childhood to grade 12 attending seven (7) privatelcharter schools in Miami Beach of which 54% (1,419)are Miami Beach residents; and WHEREAS, currently, there a�e 6,148 Miami Beach K-12 youth attending Public schools across Miami-Dade County. As of March 2024, 4,839 or 78.7°!o are attending public schools in Miami Beach; and WHEREAS, an estimated $908,508 is allocated annualfy to various city funded and imptemented educational enhancements; and WHEREAS, at the March 19, 2024 meeting, a 15-0 motion was passed unanimously by the Cammittee for Quality Education membeis for to request the Mayor and Commission cantinue to sustain current public school educational enhancements and support the newiy pnoritized educational enhancements for the private and charter 2 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 DocusFgn Envebpe 10:273FA82E-S6AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 schoois. The amount reflected for the private and charter schools is estimated based upon current public school enhancement programs and may not be reflective of actual funding needs. The public, charter and private schoo! representatives are united and committed to all improvements and enhancements for the educational needs of all Miami @each children.These enhancements should only be an expansion and never a reduction of currently funded public school enhancement programs; and WHEREAS,Vice-Mayor Rosen Gonzalez motioned at the March 22,2024 Finance and Eoonomic Resiliency Committee ta discuss this item at the upcoming Commission meeting, with a secor� from Commissioner Bhatt, and favorable recommendation of making this a priority during the FY 2025 budget process for $189,252 on a recurring basis and $393,163 as a one-time enhancement for the seven(7}private/charter schools with active membership on the Quality Education Cammittee; and WHEREAS, the Administration also recommends that any new program be considered as part of the FY 2025 budget process; and WHEREAS, additionally, impfementation of any cambination of the requested educational enhancernents at p�ivate/charter schoo(s will require an educational specialist pos�ion to develop, implemer�t, and manage all programs for each individual private and charter schaol. Funds for this position may partially come from allocated administrative funds for other educational programs currently underway. 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 accept the recommendation of the Finance and Economic Resiliency Committee at its March 22, 2024 meeting to priaritize $189,252 in educational enhancements fo� private and charter schoals during the FY 2025 budget process and on a recurring basis thereafter for the seven private and charter schools currently active an the Quality Education Committee; and further prioritize $393,163 as a one-time enhancement for the seven private and charter schools currently active on the Quality Educatian Committee; and further authorize the City Cleric and City Manage�or his/her deslgnee to execute all agreements or documents necessary to support the educational enhancements contemplated under this resolution. PASSED AND ADC?PTED this �� day of 2024. . ATTEST: MAY 2 1 2024 RAFAEI E. RANADO, CITY CI.ERK STEVEN MEINER, MAYOR Sponsored by Commissioner Kristen Rosen Gonzalez .��, „ qppRpVED AS TO .�"�,a,�;y�� .Spansflred by Commissione�David Suarez J�p?!• �,y �pRM&LANGUAGE `r�� '�:,� &FOR EXECUTION CaSPonsored bY Commissioner Joseph Magazine �INCQRP QIJAE�:, � •�.yRc:..,H-µ��:s City Attomey �" D�e�- s.►, 3 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe ID 273FA92E-56AC�039-BCE&B�AE65C3F322 S19r14,9:17 NN h9m Cpverofflet � R�aoMrtlona-C7 E N1IAMIBEACH COMMISSION MEMORANDUM TO' Honaeb{e Mayor and Membera o!the City Canmission FROM: Ridcalk VViNiams,Interim City Mar�ayer DATE: May 15,2024 SUBJECT:A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND GITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENOATION OF TFtE FINANCE ANO ECONOMIC RESILIENCY COMMITTEE AT ITS MARCH 22, 2024 MEETING TO PRIORITtZE 5189.252 IN EQUCATIONAL ENHANCEMENTS FOR PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCH�OLS DURIN(3 THE FY 2025 BUDGET PROCESS AND ON A RECURRING BASIS THEREAFTER FOR THE SEVEN • PRIVATE AND CNARTER SCHOOLS CURRENTLY ACTIVE ON THE QUAIiTY EDUCATION COMMITTEE; FURTHER PRIORITIZtNG 5393,163 AS A ONE-TIME ENHANCEMENT F�R FY 2025 FOR THE SEVEN PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCHOOLS CURRENTLY ACTIVE ON THE QUAL(TY EDUCATION COMMITTEE: AND FURTHER AUTNORIZING THE CITY CLERK AND CI1Y MANAGER OR HISINER DESIGNEE TO EXECUTE ALL AGREEMENTS OR DOCUMENTS NECESSARY TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL ENHANCEAAENTS CONTEMPLATED UNDER THIS RESOLUTION. V'�ce-Mayor Roaen Gonzalez motioned at the March 22,2024 Finanoe and Economic Resiliencyr Committee to discuss this item at Ihe upc�rt►ing Cartwr►iasion meeting with a tavoraWe recommendation�making this a prio�ity duAng the FY 2025 budget process for 5189,252�a recurting basis and 5393,163 as a one-time enhancement for the seven(7)privetelcharter acFwds with active membership o� the Quaiity Education Committee. Commissfoner Bhatt seoonded with ell in favor. The administration also recanmends that arry new program be considered as part of the Fl�2025 budget process. Additionapy, implementation o(any � Combinetlon ot the requested eduCational enharxements et privatefcharter schools will Tequire an eduCational speCialist pogiUon to develop,imp{ement,and manaQe a{I programs for each individual private and cherter school. Funds(or thia position may partially cort�e from albcated adminiatrative funda tor other educationaf p►ngrams curreMty undarway. BACKGROUNDlHISTORY This item was referred fw a diacussbn at Ihe Finance end Ecanomic RalGency Cortimittee by Commissioner Rosen Gonzafez ai the July 28, 2023 Commisaion Meeting(attechmarri A),to discuss Au�ding for educalional enhs�caments. The Rem was presented at the February 23, 2024 Finenoe and Economic ResfFency Committee meeting and retumed to the March 22,2024 meeting with additional infortnaRion from the pAvstatchaM► schods wlw have active �ualityr Educatlon Committ�e (QEC) members regarding tt�eir interest in existing educational enhancement programs developed,implemented,funded and manayed by Cro Citys Education and PeAamance InNistives bNision. The Ciry oi Miami Beach's advisory Committee for Quality Educatlon in Miauni 8each Sclwots waa estabkahed in 1999 to maica retommendadons to tha City Canmissbn and to irtvestigate, develop, and carty out plans to promote and ensuro the provisiort d quslity educatio�in Miami Besch sd�ods. . The Ordinance 2023-4540, codified in Sections 2-190.134 through 2-190.138 ot the City Code,was recently expanded W inckide twenty-six (26} voting members, indudtng eleven private/cfiarter Mfami Beach scAools who have inquired about existing City funded educad�al enhancements (attaclxnent B). The existing Gty funded educational enhancements are provided in the document entltled Educational Enhancement Options(attachment C). Additional p�ivatetc�arter schoofs inGuded in the Ordinance: • Casa Dei Bambini • Ktumian Mersivta • Le Petite Papillon MoMesson Lehrman Commun(ty Day Schoo!Inc ' • Mater Beach Academy • Mec�ina ot South Fbrida(the Mesivta of Greate►Miami) • Monteasori Academy at St.Johns • Rabbi Alexander Gross High School3 Hebrew Academy Miami • SL Petrick Cetholic SChool • Temple Beth Sholom Innovatjve SchoW • Yeahiva Elementary School �rJ httAs:/lmismibeach.rwYusapenda.comlApendeNJeO/CoverSh�laap�Cl lteml�34825 1� Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe ID 273FA92E-S6AC�039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 at!✓�a.a:i i MA Item Coveraheet �.�� Dr. leslie Rosenfefd met with private/cherter Miami Beach schools beiween February 29, 2024 and March 6, 2024 to discuss currerrt educsfional enhancements available to youth in Mi�ni Beach through warious partnerships, including the puMic schools. Fol4owing each meetir�g, individual schoot Quality Education Committee representatives provided a ranking of cutrent educational enhancements of interost to their school cximmunity which is attacfied in khe dacument entided PnvatelCharter EducaUo�al Enhancement Progra�of Incerest(attachmerrt D�School site adminlstratan provideci school enrollment numbers as welt. There arc currentty 2,612 youth irom early chiidhood to grade 12 attendin9 aeven (7)privete/charter schoots in Miami Beach oi which 54°i6(1,419j are Miami Beach resider�ts. Currentiy, there are 6,148 Miami Beach K-12 youth attending public achools aaoss Miami-Dade County.As o(Ma�h 2024,4,839 or 78.7'L6 are attending public schods in Miami Beach.The City of Miami Beath distridwide attached map reflects public school enrdlment of Miami Beach youth residents suoss the Miami Dade County Public Schods (attachment E}. Below is a listlng of Miemi Beach public schools and the percent ariertdirtg that are Miamf Beach residents per the map►eceived from the puWic sc�iool disUict on March 13,2024: 1. Miami Beach Sr.High 71% 2.Miami Beach Nautilus Middle ScFwol 81% 3.Mtami Beach Fienberg Fisher K-8 96% 4.Miami Beach South Pointe Eiementary 9596 5.North Beach Elementary 9396 6.Biscayne Beach Elementary 91% M es6mated 5908,508 is albcated anrwally to various ary funded and imp(emented educational enhancements with the breakdown by schod available on the MB PubNc School Enhancement Distribution chaR(attachment F). At the March 19, 2024 meetlng, a motion was passed urtanimously by Committee fo► Quality Educadon members regarding educatianel enhancemerrt(attachment G): Made by Faiza liban Seco�d by Chana R.Eisnar The Committee far�uality Educatlon would Gke to request the Mayor and Commission conGnue to sustain current pubtic school educadonal enhance►nents and support the newly p�toritized educaGonal enhancements for the private and charter schools. The amount reflected for the private and charter schools is estimated based upon currerit publfc school enhancement programs and may not he reflective of actual funding needs. The public,chaRer and private sct�ool representatives aro unfted and committed to all improvements and enhancements for the educationel needs o1 all Miami Beach children. These enhancements should only be an expansion and never a reduction of currently funded public school enhencement programs. The Committee for Qua6ty Education urges the Mayor and Commission to support the above request. Motion Pessaye: Votes 15-0 $UPPORTING SURVEY DATA 4996 of residents wer+e satisf►ed or very setisfled with pubfic schools in Miami beach. �C�_d�IFORMAT N FY 2025 5582,415 FY 2026 st89,252 recurting CONCWSiON Was this Agenda Item initially requested by a lobbyfst wfiich, as defined in Code Sec. 2-481, includes a principal engaged in ►abbying?No K so,specify name of bbbyist(s)and principal(s):N/A Annlicabls Area Not Appticable ks thl�a"Residsnts Rl�ki,1Q Qoer this item utilize G.O, Know"item,_� Bond Funds? �y Coda Section 2-14? � No No �t�ok Connectia� Prosperity-Be known for(K-12)educatlonal excellence. �gi�latlw Traektng Education and Perfortnance Initiatives �s httpaJ/rtnwmibeacl�nowsagenda.00m/AqendaWeWCoverSheet.aspx?ltem10=34825 23 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID'273FA92E-56AC-4039-8CE5-62AE65C3F322 519/24,&17 A�N Item Covetilteet � Canmiaianer f�tistan Raen tionzabz A7TACHIIIENTB: DucHpqon D Attschsnen�A-Canmiss�on Reterraf D �ment B-Ordinance D Attacfiment C-Educati�rsal Enhanc�nent(kitions D Attachment D-Private Charter E harrc�ment Pronrarns af irnerest � Attachment E-MDCPS!�Pubiic Schooi Enrollment 0 Attaehment F-MB Pul�c Schaol Enhancament Distribution D Attachment G-LTC Q9J-2024 QEC Motion March 2024 0 $g�sjuQ,oz.f �7 httpsltmiamibeach.novuaa�enda_�m/Ay�endaWabfCov�erSheetasp�l?ttem1�34825 . 3J3 Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope 10:213FA92E-5&AC-4039-8CE5-62AE65C3F322 ATTACHMENT A Commission Refemal �mml�.e�ia�-� A MIAJ1111BEA�H COMMISSION MEMORANDUM TO: Ho�or�sble Mayor and Members ot the City Gommissiort FRQM: Cortunisetona�Krist�an Rosen Gonzaiez OATE: July 2B,2023 SUBJECT REFERRAl.TO FlNANG�AND ECONOMIC RESILIENCY COMMiTTEE ON JULY 28, 2Q23 TO D15CU5S FUNDING FOR Eflt1GAT10NAL ENHANCEMENTS. N/A FINANCIAL MIFCfRMAT10N TBD 9�niie�►s Ana Citywide 1�this a"R�sida�s Rlg� D�s this iNm utlltzs Ci.O. Know"item.nurswrtt to 8ond Fw�ds4 �jt�r Cod�Seetion 2-14� Yes No Proaperity-Be known for(K-12)educ;aUw�al e�ceelience. Canmissia�er Kristen Rosen Gonzalez ATTACNNIENTS: Descrtption D Educatbnal EnhancemeMs �8 � , Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:273FA92E-S6AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3�322 ATTACHMENT B Ordinance No. 2Q23-4540 ORDINANCE NO. �2�� AN ORDINANCE CF TI#MIAYOR AND CRY CO�1 A1�1 CiF�THE CITY OF M1AM1 BEACH„ FLORIDsA, AAaENDING CtiAPTER 2 OF �HE iAW1AI BEAGH CITY CQDE, ENTRLED "ADMINI8TRATIOP4" BY AMENDING ARTICLE Itl� ENTR'LED "At3ENCIE3. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES�" BY AMENDING pMS1pN 30, ENTCREO"COYMITTEE FOR QUAUTY EDUCATiON IN OAIAYI. BEACH SCHOOLS," 6Y AMENDIN�3 SECTfONS 2-19Q.13S-2-180.137 THEREOF TO EXPAND THE COMPOSITION OF THE CC�IMNNTTEE INCUJDE REPRESENTATNES FROM PRfYATE AND CNAR7ER K-12 SCHOOl.8 IN YIA1A1 BEACH TO BETTER 8ERVE INTERE8T8 OF ALL STUDENT8 IN THE CtTY: AND� PROViDINO FOR REPEALER 8EVERABILITY, co�FlcnnoN, ANO AN E�FECTINE DATE. ' WHEREAS� the City of Miami Beach's advisory Committee For Glualih► Education Sn Miami Beach Sd�oo� wss established in 1999 to make racomme�datians to the city corrtmfssion and�to inrr�e, detvelap. and canY a�t Pla� tc promote and er�sure the pro�riston of qusBty ed�on in Miami Beadt p�lic schoo��and MIfHEREAB, tl1e 0��, Codifled in Se�ctions 2-190.134 through 2-190.t38 of Cit�s Code of Laws and Oni'u�ances ('Cihr Code�. roquires for the Ccmmittee to be composed of fiReen(15?voNng members and threa nonvotlng ex-offido members;and WHEREAS, tfie Mayor attd City Commission deterrnined that it is in the best interr.st of the City to amend the compos�ion of the Commttt�e to inctude �� m all K thrcwgh 12 achoois in tlte City ot Miami Beach, inc�udin� private and charter achools,to betber senre the It�of all students itt tfie City. NpW. l'HEREFORE� BE ft ORDAINED BY THE AAAYOR AND CtTY COMMIS810N OF TME CITY OF MIAYI BEACH�FLORIDA: �EC'T�QN 1.3ections 2-190.135-2190-13T of Divis�on 18,ot Article 111, of Chapter 2 of the CitY Code,errt�Ned"Adminlsttation�"is hereby arnertded as toUaws: CHAPTER 2 ' ADAAINlSTRATION } # R ARTICLE q!.A�ENCIES,BOARDS AND CQAAMRTEES � / f DtVIS10N 30.COMMRTEE FOR QUALITY EDUCA710N IN MIAMI BEAGH SCHOOIS 8ec.2-150.134.Established. There is hereby estaWished the Committee for Quabty Educa�on in Mismf Beach Sc�wots whose purposes,power and dutie�,compus(bon,_mem��p qualificatiOns, and 9enera�_ , goveming regulations are as follows. 449 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe ID.273FA92E-S6AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 E�C.Z��O.��S.�A. The commitoee's pu�poae ia to gutde the ctity s ePforts tvward prov�the best aducation . poesi'ble in AAtattti Beacfi�iie K throuah 12°t arade echooie. : See.2-1l0.136.Porwrs and dutiss. ; ��„��,�p��„��,, I ootnmisoion s�nd to inveatigate.dev�ebp,and c�rty out plana to pranote and e�ure ths provisloa ot qua6ty educ�tton in Miamf 8eadt W�hlie K�J�fl��°i�� j 8ec.Z-il0.13T.Composit�n;Ia�owledps and eacpsrl�ne�. SNe oommittee shaq coneist of�!'i�et�t�t-�i�tays�[2�voting mernbers and ttx+ee nonvot3ng en aRicdo members ta be oomprf�ed as foNaws: (1) A representativve aeleded by the Pare�t Teact►e� A=socisdon of North Besch Elementsry. C.t) A rsprosert�tive selected by the Pareni Teacher Ar�odatiort of Bisc�Yne @ ch �• (3) A r�ta�v�e seleded by the Parertt T�er Associstion of Mia�ni Beach Feinberg-Fisher��. (4) A nepresertt�ive selectsd by the Parent T�er Aasoc�on � Il�iami Bea,dt South Poinbe Elemeritary. (5) A represe�ive se(ec�ed by tlie P�ent Teacher Association o� Miaml Beac�t NYautitus Middie Sd'iool. (6) A representativve seleded by the Parent Teacher Associartion of M�mi Beach Hph 3chool. (7) A reExeser�ative ael�cted by the Parent Tead�er Assoc�tion of Ruth K. Broad ElemerttarY School. (8� A representathre selec�ed by the Panent Teache� Assoct�on of Treasure Island Elementsry Schooi. (9) A re�er�tstive selectad bv the Paret�t Teacher Assodati�n w ae eauM�ls�nt ( o�areMal om n¢ation of Rabbi Ale�nder Gross His�h Schoo!8 Hebt+ew AcademY � (10)A n�ve setected bv tt�e Parartt T� Aasoc�tian. � an eauivalent � oac+ental or�nanization of Yeshiva Efeme�tanr Se��, (11)A re�resentativs seledsd hv the Parerrt TQscher A�on or an �uiVa�M r�ntal o�enizatlon of St Patrick Cathollc Scltool. (12)A recr�tta6ve selec�ed �y the PBront Te�er Associa�t or a�'1 eau� (13)A �neoreserrtafive s�Cted bv the Paner�t Teas�er A�sodation or an eauivafent o�rental o��aati�an of Lehrtnan Communitv��y S�Gwoi inc. (14)A reora��aMre �s{actsd bv e Parent Tea��r Asaociation or an eauivelent .. . . � . ^ ... wF: � ��M llwaw�s{� lsuu - �arerita{��oraanizaboii of Kunmaa ll�esiYta 2 450 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docuslgn Envebpe ID 273FA92E-S6AC�039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 (15)A ro�c+�et� sel� bv the Pamnt Teache� As�oe. or an �t D�ntal oroanization af Temnle�h Sholom innovadon Schod. (16)A renreserN�ive selec�ed bv the Parent 7aas�� A�ota. � an �iva�i (1� T o�l oroanizstion a�Mor�ori Ac�derttv at Sk Joh►i�. (18)A reore�entative a�sc�Led bv the Paront Te�hsr As�c�t�ion. or an eatdvalen#� (19)g root�di� � the Pare�nt Tees��ett 'on ot �n �au'�i osnental oro�c�of Mlecttlna ot South Flot[�Rhe Ms�irda of Gre�Miam�. fQ? L�41 Sever� mambecs of the public with Iv�o�wledge or experti�e with re�ard to educ�tlon issues who shaU be diroct � bY the msyor and �ch city commi�sbnsr wfth no rt►ore than three vuho c�n be exnployed or contraded by Miami-0ade ca,nc�►pubuc sa,00ls. �auonim shail�of n�(9)membera.AA voting mRmbera must be studerrt�attendin� a AAiami Besch achooi wltQ aro slso C�v of Miacni Bea�_residar�s.The c�ty c�mr►rniseion ahali designata two of its members to serve as Gty canrt�on Ila�sons whn ahan r�ort to the cRy commias;on �c�lons of the oommittee tor qua6tyt education: the dty mana9e� shaN fu�er deslanate a member d dty ataff to se�ve as a liaison who shad raport the oommitbee's actions to ths dty ma�er. Sec.2-1�0.138.8�porthq d�partrn�nt The support�ne departrnent�wN be the office of the c�y mar�er. . . . SECTiON 2 CODIFIGATIQ�1 It i�the htention of the Mayor and City Commission of the City af Miemi Beach, and lt is hereby ordained ttt�ft the provi�ions of this ordfnance shsdl ba�ome and be made part of the 1►Aiaml Beach City Code. The s�icns af this ordinance may 6e ronumbered or reie4bered Lo ocxomPihh such intent�on, and ths word "ordinance" may b� d�anped to"sedion,••artlde," a Ottlsr sPPro��woM. SECTION 3.REPEALER All ordManc�s or paRS of ordinanc�a in conflict herowith be and tl�e same are heroby. repealed. 8ECTlON 4.8EVERA8ILITY - -_ . ------ - --- If any sec:tion, suhsec�ion, dau�e w provision of thia Ordinance-is held invalid, the rerttainder�aN not be a�by such invalld&y. 3 451 Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Oocusign Envetope ID:273FA92E-S6AC�4039-BCES62AE65C3F322 �ECTION 6. EFFECTNE DATE. �s ordir�noe sha�mtoe e�tect on the y a�,o� l��c� .Zots. PASS�AND ADOPTED thia �•� dsy of /�{G/��4� 20Q3, � ATTE8T: Dan Geiber�Msryor � 2 81023 E. (3�nado,City Cietk (SPor�ed bY Commia�ionet Krfsten Roeen Go�zale¢) APPROVED AS TO FORbi d LANC3UAGE 6 FOR D(EClJT10N . _ _ - ��Z�� .—Z'7-Z.3 _ �� ae. 4 452 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope�D:273FA92E-56AC�039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 O�dManoas-R5 E MIAMIBEACH COMNNSSION AI�MORANDUM TO: i�onorabfe Mayor and Members of the City Cortrnission FROM: Rafael A.Pa2,City Attomey DATE: Febn�ary 22,2023 10:35 a.m.Second Itesding Public Hearing SUBJECT:AN ORDINANCE OF TNE MAYOR ANO CITY COAAMISSION OF THE CtTY OF MIAMI BEACH. FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 2 OF THE MIAMI BEACH CITY CODE, ENTITLEO "ADMINISTRATlON," BY AMENDING ARTICLE 11, ENTITLED "AGENCIES, BOAROS AND COMMITTEES," BY AMENDING DIVISION 30, ENTITLED 'COMMITTEE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION IN MIAMI BEACH SCHOOLS,' BY AMENDING SECTIONS 2- 190.135-2-190.137 THEREOF TO EXPAND THE COMPOSITION OF THE GOAAMITTEE INCLUDE REPRESENTATIVES FROM PRIVATE ANO CHARTER K-12 SCHOOLS IN MIAMi BEACH TO BETTER SERVE INTERESTS OF ALL STUDENTS IN THE CITY; ANO, PROVIDING FOR REPEALER,SEVERABILITY,CODIFICATION,AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ANALYStS PursuaM b fhe request of CortMssioner Kris� Ro�en Ganmlez. the abo�ve�r�eferertoed Ordinanoe is submitted for considera�tion by tl�e May�or and City Corrr�ssion at the F�niery 1, 2023 Corrmission meeting. The Ordircance wiq be s�rtitted via Supptemerttal Agerrda. gUPPORTiNG SURVEY DATA WA FINANCIAL INFORMATION WA Is tl�is a"Residents RIaM Doss tlti�itsm utFli�e�.0. to Know" ibm.oursuant to Bond Funds? �C S�diat 2-14� No No Leaislative Trsckfna � Office of the City Attomey �� • 453 Pepe 433 of 1109 , • Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe ID:273FA92E-S6AC�d039$CES62AE65C3F322 Gommissioner Kristsn Rosen Gonzatez ATTACNMENTS: Destxiption o Commission Memorandum o Ordinance 454 Page 434 of 1109 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusgn Envelope ID:273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 . �� ..��; i BEACN Oi�i Oi TME CtTY ATrORN�Y RAFAB A.'AZ.�1TY ATTOlt�EY COMMISSION MEMORANDUM TO: Mayor Oan C3elber and Members af the City Commission A��a T. Nud�c,City Marwger SECOND READi1�K3 FROAI: Rafaei A Psz, City Attomey GATE: February 22,2023 SUB.tECT: AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAI�I 8E/►CH, FLORIDA, AIMENDiNO CHAPTER 2 OF THE NqAMI BEACH CITY CODE� ENTRLED "ADIAINISTRATiON," BY 11MENDING ARTICLE III� ENTITLED "AOENCIES� BOARDS AND COAAMiTTEES�"BY AMENDINCi DMSION 30.ENTITLED"COMMI7TEE FOR 4UALITY EDUCATION IN MIAMi BEACH SCHOOLS�,• BY AMENDING SECTION8 2-190.135-2-190.137 THEREOF� TO EXPAND THE COMPOSRION OF THE COMMiTTEE 1NCLUDE REPREBENTATNES FROAA PRIVATE AND CHARTER K-12 8CHQOLB IN MWNI BEACH TO BETTER SERVE INTEREST8 OF ALL.STUDENTS IN THE CtTY; AND� PROYIDIN� FOR REPEALER, SEHERABHJTY. CODIFIC�ITION�AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. The attac�ed O�+dinar�oe was prepared at the request of Commissioner KrisGen Rosen (3onzalez The Mayor and City Commisaion approved the Ordinance o� firrst r+�ding at the Febn�ary 1, 2023 Cit�r Commission meeting. No dtianges have been made between First and Second R�ding. A Summary of the proposed Ordinance�set forth bebw. The Cityy ot Miami Beach's advisory Committee For Quafity Education In Miami Beach Schoota was established in 1999 to make rec�mmendations to the City Commission and Co investigabe,de�etop�and cany out plans to promote and ensure tt►e provisio�of quality education in Miami Beach pubt'�c schools. The Ordinance, c�dified in Sections 2-190.134 through 2-190.138 of Cit�'s Code of Laws and Ordinanoes("City Code'�, requires for the Comm�lbee to be composed of fifteen(15) votin� members and three nonvoting ex-of�cro members. The p�oposed Ordinance would amend the composition of the Committee to include represerrtatives from all K through 1 Z schods in the City af M�mi Beach,including private and charter schools, to bette� senre the inte�sts of all studeMs in the City, for a total number of 27 membera. RAPIFAlsp 455 Pa9e a�5 or��os Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docus�pn Envebpe 10:273FA92E-56AC-4039-BCE&62AE65C3F322 ATTACHMENT C Educational Enhancernent�ptions . ,, . � . , $2,000 per Schoo!+$1 per child � P��des age�da planners to studenu to help Agenda Pia�ners All enhance communication and time management ' . ` per Schoo!contribuUon � • � . ( skitls __._._ � � - ----- -.1. _. -- -- -- - STEM Equipment $45,&33 per$thod ' q�� Funds Sclence,Technology,Engineering,and Matfiematiu(STEM)supplies and equfpment _.._ _ .__. _ . __._ ; . ` � � Irtfuses Sdence,technology,Engineering,Arts, STEAM+Program ' I 560,500 Per School �_p�i � and NlathemaUa(SiEAiv►)during the sthool day. , . , , � bringing local art organiiations into the , f ____--_ _ _ _.__; __ . . __ . ._ . j cfassroom _— -.^_._____... Provides a free 5AT/ACT preparat�on program College Prep Program 512,500 per SQO kids HS during the summer and io h�gh schooi students ' during the school year _, .._. ------- - --- ___.�---------_...._ _ _ - --• - � G UF$6,716 per Class � � Cdlege/High school courses offered at the ' Oual Enroqment t FtU 55,000 � HS,Middle ! Higfi/Middte School site for ; MOC$5.000. � . i credit _ _ _ . Transcripts 575-5100 per chiid(Graduate HS Funds officiai transcript requests,for students .___._._,_.__.._. _ . _. _.. .. . ._ . _ --- - - --_ partitipating in Gityfunded Duai Enrollment � f Provides Behavioraf Heaith/Ntental Heatth Mental Health � $11,40Q per day per Schod � Al) � wpport services from a ticensed d)nlcal Social ! � Worker at the school site _ _ .. _ .. .. . .—-- — - - -- �_ _. _ �._. _. __ _. _. ._. . Stop the Bieed Kit 5100 Der Kit p�i Pra+�de ki[installdtion in each dassroom for euenUal bleeding co�trof .. .� . . . .. . __ . ..____ . .._- - — .. . _ ___.__ _ _. _ . --- ' a ( P►ovtdes or+e-on-one aher-schoof math tutoring Math Tutorin ASE $7,50�per School HS,Middle _ g ; � to studenu Reading Interventionist S1Q00�per Schoo! Elementary PfO'°des one-on-Qne reading instruction during the school day . i . � . ' ' Provides one-on-one matfi instnution during the Math Interventionist t $10,000 per School � HS,Mlddle � uhool day _ _ . __ ._:.., ._. .- -. . . :.._ . 18 Program 7BQ A�) P►ovides International Bacca(aureate(IBj prafessional development training __ _ . ._ - - __._ , .__ _ _ - --- - . . � ; tmpfemenu"A World of Dilfermce`Anti-Bias Mti-Oefama[ion League"No � � i Place for Hate" � 51,250 per training day ; Alt , and Diversity Training,eaming a"No Place for x � � Nate"desi�nation .___. _---.—.. . .. ._ . _- ._._ Provides drug prevention and intervtntion Drug Preventiort T90 AI1 informational sessions for parents/guardians of -- -- . ._ _ , . ..__ _ Miami Beach teens ir Funds STEAM(Science,Techndogy,Engineering, Extra-CuMcular Free ASE ; $30,000 per School 4 Elementary Art,and Mathematics)driven activities for � � j afterschool enrichment . Varies by program interest � Offers youth and famtlies hands-on cooking and Common Threads ElemenWry coordinated by Parks nutrition programs � � M event hosted at the school site that brings Youth 1ob Fair ; 5500 per Schoo!/fair � HS ; Iocal emptoyers to the High School to wDPort � � youth em�oyment _ Reimburses residenu the cost to become a 5ubstitute Teacher $350 per Sub Teacher+CW parkms AI? quali!ie�d substitutr.teacher and provides free citywide parking 'y Provides aaess to a virtuai rour of the school Yirtual Tours ; $3,333 pgr School ; campus in Miami Beach,highlighting programs ._..__.._�.,._..�..__._.___...._._�._ a.�_.�..�.._____��.__.__�_:_and facltlties-T ____ --- _ .- --- 456 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-82C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope 10 273FA92E-S6AC-4039-BCES62AE65C3F322 ATTAGHMENT D P�ivate/Chartsr Educational Enhancemerrts Programs of Interest w�..f: "` h°�'nn Lb"d: �: anrW�e feuia�b: l7ua sn�l) "a'a""'p'r"dtlw: A�Natltr�tl�m 1.SrEM EOWv�*anc 4S,t33 aM-tlme nudants 15! -S a q111 DonNYe CeMn(C!U � ��+M:.wea�w+nrvencw�ue ia �c+r��n iot ttr+r cn�erooe a�e+4 ,w zs�� l.n�end�rbnnert Ibcw,ry ntkh�xe eN� S se l i.�aen Ueen.naa�w� s wpoo ieecvrti� aa auen,u ��s(Ka a eoxl thun aaw(CEq Muu�iwv 7.AeadYf�Inteeverttbnl{t i0, IlecwrM+� Erlp UiNlnod w 54%l lffer Spl IIaEW OaAd Natl+�n VMM tN�R�ry STEM Ep�ipmaM !S OnrtYne Eaner ft)MN .SiOO Mt 6k�d ho�sT S.f00 Onctlmt lNed Mtndel .SubRitu[t Tpd�er Inc�ntiw 1 5 �ettrrYf/ �afldn 5 68.�l3 1.kwn Eaulp�v�n S t5�� orr-tlme 305 stud�nts (K•S m n%J vo.r«s(CEQ iw�� ].kssm�horam ip, q�evrYy 17t IE�Ay O�idhood a 76%1 kn luri rvan KooNn ).�cseLti w,un�nuonkc dcv.rr fe�leMlh9WM� .CammonTMe�ds IlanreM{ YnwslMe f�heol S.MtF0s4rnatb�W{ue Rec�ri^� S�btiltvte TeuAer 1 Rcwr'ry .Mentsl Nedth 11,<� R4MrYy S 13i,683 L Mrth T�y S 7.500 RecunM{ 56 scud�n[s 371}12 a 66%1 ��^�h(QEQ �E6 Ourdl 1 Cdqe Irep 92S Mct/� Dr.Martin IWp R�Obi Frledrt��n 7.WeMal N[aiN 1t.�00 IIKu�An� RahOi WM�Y1w .STEM Epuipe�tnt/STEAMr 45,�77 Oqt;4nt Mfd�Mq Of SaA S.Ertn OuriCulY FK!0.SE 70.00C R�wrrrYM RMM Nr MWrb L.W�y PreYenoon 3,000 McwrN{ Of 6n�N MIaMI ).Dual Enrotl�nlnt :2.OQ0 RKwrin� s.uoo cne ei«a ;oo o�w,e .vireNsl Tow 3,333 orkein+e S 131,797 1.STEAM•haPam S 60.500 RccurrM� 653 ftudenb I7(k'12 w 11%1 Oe•onh Ze�pr(QEQ 14ens�abo�kY .STElN EQWpnrinf aS,ii3 Oi�W�t (Ea�y Ch�WhoOd W S�%1 W�O�d Wudkttr I WdnOer�er p�� 3.ESOI�rventbNrt 10,000 Reeumy llo�+t Rounber� rca Wnro Qrea 1N�h sehw .�ead'v�{�nt�rveMeonu io.000 Ilecurriry Ucr worho� wk.�eetl,Kskman a Wth interveMioNft 10,000 Rtart4y ��w�� 6.Yrtual Toun 3,331 Onc-tMne Wwl 7.Cd1e�e Yrep hopam �,325 RtcurAry �.Ouai Emd�merM 20.000 11earA�q .irinftriph 1.000 Ilcanri�y Q Stap Me Need Kib 1,1 W Ont-time 11.E,va arrlaJ�r Fne AS[ lo.00a neewrrby $ 197,091 1.Ikadin�Interwntlannt S 50.00� Ilecurrin{ 6Q]studeMs ll3lK•�or 65%)� Wbssb Rvdn+�ksw Go�net .S7EMM Wqram 60.500 1ltcwrfn� i�Wana MWo mllna Nerid4 3.STEM Equlpmem a5,B33 Onccme �ums h.�n-Stoao lf�Q cN^Jwdn �� .IAenWNeahh 11.10Q �lWrnK Lmb1t MirkorAa � .E�ttn Cwrinda�FREE AfE )0.000 �lCWnry MNtf��ndy leorr Vcret IB Pra�nm St,l3l Om�time .Common Thresdt 3.000 IYannr� .Wth IntnverK�oM�t IO.00D RrcuMn� S 116,066 .N4sdY►ro�s^`Actesf S 10.000 htwrY�{ 52 siudsnts 36(K-S a 69%l V�UanY Faw(pKl Gynthis bd^tuer .1lssdi�y InhrveM+onist IO.00D IleturK� IMt.Diu Ironl�wrf .STEM EQuipmen� ISA33 One-tkne Aodewy at ft. .VGrtosl Tows 3.339 Ona-tlme loM�'s .!Wi Cvrkulat frR ASf )0.000 Ilecurrin{ Ate�da M�nnerS i.057 R�aMry f 101,238 : _VTO►At W.175� i t.612 1A19(5�%� ! .... . . . _ .... ._ .S 793,163 Ont-pmc ._.. . .. ._. S '�95.03I MturM� �N7 Docusign Envetope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 ' Docusrgn Envelope ID:273FA92E-SfiAC-4039-BCES62AE65C3F322 , L•i`e�mw s� "' ��u ai ,....., ..r.m . N {y�9� Y.rw M.��=.+4 o...w+r� 4„�E , _ ... ��.;�� .�� •. /,� rys ATTACHMENT E .� ,�;•; : _ Cily Miami Bexh DlsMctwid� _� • _ • -' w � , pubNcSchoolEnrollment �`, , o,,,.;.�,�w;,':.°°y • �Natc��4 � � •1•a•, J , ! .��5��►-� � ��. �.�}ta•�¢W� � w,K.��M.� K f 17 r�de1'::. � •• nvurtun � . +z -s ' s � e1=1'• , r •-..r�. .�...'ti; . . .� . .5�:� .� � • - W...��... .. . �. . ...I tO ".rA� �SS1" ' . - r �.�,�'l.:�; `'�;� � �si�s� `r_,`T�S'y�'+:� �•�,!fi�' . � ti � ��;��__� i� , �"L ._..�..��,,..�.. re,m -a w'. i3 .....�..,ti..-..... n&tans��.'y�n5l� -;ii?-:"- OR .:��Vtlla�p � l.Mra. i: w, r..�.�,.,. � "' I�I�ntl Dutn�� Hae.l "�, w wo�.r..��..�.-« IJIs1d w� w�Vi�.r.oiiw. • 9 +h ��<rn+r�.� M�re'�f y o�y�t� . . 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W Source.Lccatan Maytce App•02n6207� Miami-Dade County Public Schools � City Of Miami Beach ��mental Students Residing within Municipality AffelB � '` • `� �l � (Charter and Traditional Public Schools) 8 Land Use � - __.� 458 o.0 vze�a�, Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID 273FA92E-S6AC-0039-BCES62AE65C3F322 ATTACHMENT F Miami Beach Public School Enhancement DisMbution . . � . . . � � •�. � •�� iTEM Equf inent S - 5 15,004 S 19,000 5 11D,000 5 z7,000 5 104,�00 S the 81�ed Kits 5,830 7,314 4,654 7,420 7,844 - Vlrtual Tours 3,333 3,333 3,333 3,333 3,333 3,333 ' One-dme: $ 9,163 $ 25,647 $ 26,997 $ 120,753 $ 38,177 $ 107,333 Planners 5 1733 $ 3,024 S 1,039 5 1,953 5 3,119 S 1,812 STEAM+Pr m 62,000 62,000 62,000 62,000 62,000 62,000 Colle�e Prep Propam(Metl�od . . - - - 12,500 �esrnf Dusl EnrollmeM flU,MDC,U - - - 10,000 93,432 �rsnscri - - - 10,000 MerKal Heahh 11,�W0 22,800 11,400 31,400 22,500 60,000 1Aath Tutorin - - - 7,500 7,500 Readir�Interventlonists l0,OQ0 50,000 10,�0 10,000 10,000 - Math Interventlonists - - - 10,000 10,000 Intemattonal saaalaureste 8,333 8,333 8,333 8,333 8,333 8,333 Mti-Defamrtion lea�ue-"No Piace tor Hate" 1,25Q 1,250 1,250 1,250 1,250 1,250 Drut Prevention Pro�ram - - - - - 6,000 FREE ARe►school Enrid�ment Pr m 30,000 - - 40 000 - 33,600 ifouth Job Fsfr - - - - - 1.� Substitute Teachers 833 833 633 833 833 833 itecu►rfn annual $ 125,549 $ 108,240 $ 94,855 S 135,769 5 135,835 $ 308,260 StFfoolTotal S 134,712 5 133,887 5 121,852 S 256,522 S 174,012 S 415,593 All schools exchulleK i�astrueturc 5 1,236,578 One time expend'rtures 328,070 � Recur►in�annualty $ 908,508 459 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope�D 273FA92E-56AC�039-BCE5-62AE65C3F322 DocuSlqn EnvMops 10:034205E7-EF39�4A(�- ATTACHMENT G LTC 087-2024 Committee for Quality Education Motion I�/IfAMI BEACH OFFiCE OF THE CtTY CLERK No. �rc # LETTER TO COMMISSION o9�-zo2a TO: Honorable Mayor Steven Metner and Members of the City Commission FROM: Rafael E.Granado,City Clerk /�� DATE: March 19,2024 SUBJECT: Committee for Quality Education Motlon The Committee for Quality Education would fike you to be aware of the foNawing motion regarding educational enhancements,approved at the March 19,2024,committee meeting. C:Executive Staff Dr.Leslie Rosenfeld,Chief Educadon OAicer Attschment JDGiLDR C � I 460 Docusign Envelope ID:DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-B2C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envebpe ID:273FA92E-SBAC�039-BCES-&2AE65C3F322 DocuSlpn Envetope Id:034205E�-EF3S-4AC6-99E0-OC496900C656 City of Miami Beach Committee fo�Quaiity Education Meeting of AAsrch 19, 2024 Nlembers Present: Donieiis Cohen,Lauris Kaye Davis,Britta�y Faw,Seth Guttenberg, Beverly He�ler,Mary Keinath,Fa�a liban,James Oriowsky,Christine Perrin-SWcco,Jonatl�an Rothman,Chana R.Eisner, Beth Edwards,Karen Fryd, Devorah Zeiger,Amy Ostro�'and Jacquetynn Powers Gity of Miami Beach Liaiso�:Dr Leslie Rasenfeld Commissioner David Suarez Membess AbsenC Rina Bass, Evie Femandez,and Marilia Kamii Motion Made by�aiza Liban Second by Chana R. Eisner The Committee tar Quality Education woufd like to request the Mayar and Commission cantinue to sustain cuRent pubiic schoot educational enhancements and support the nawly prioritiZad educationat enhancements for the private a�d charter schools.l'he amount reflected for the private and charter schools is estimated based upon current public school enhancement programs and may not be reflective of acival funding needs.The public,charter and private sc�toal represenfaGves are united and committed to ali impravements and enhancements for the educational needs of all Mfami Beach children.These enhancements should onty be an expansion and never a reducaon of currenUy funded public school enhancement programs. The Cc�mmittee for Quality Education urges the Mayor and Commission to support the above request. Motion Passage:Votes 15-0 Absent for Vote:Jonathan Rathman 461 Docusign Envelope ID: DFCC3181-D632-4A6E-62C2-BFC94EAE1122 Docusign Envelope ID:2�3FA92E-56AC-4039-BCES-62AE65C3F322 ,�_ -;�:- �- � .: MIAMIBEACH '� . � q� � � . Dual Enroliment CMB-FIU-HEBREW ACADEMY FLORIDA INiERNATION:.��IiNiVER51iV BOARD Df iqUS7EES '� EduCat�on and Perfarmance I.^i,iative5 �. DR.LESL�E ROSENFeLD _f;� 1AS�N GREENE �, �,(, __ .i:-.. .. _ , . _-- Type 1-Centract,amendme^!,change a�der or task order resulting from a procurement-�ssued compeuuve tolici[anoa Type 2-Othe�contratt,amendment,Change oider or taik wder nOt resulting(rom a prowrement-�isued competdrve sofiutaUon. Type 3-Independent Controctor Agreement t�CA) Type 6-Tenant Agreement Type 4-Gront agreements wrth the fity as the recip�ent Type 7-Inter-govermmental agency agreement Type 5-Grant agreemenTs with the Gty az the grantor x Other:MEMORANDUM OF UNDf RSTANDiNG(MOU) ResoluUon 2024-33016 onontlzed educaUonal enhancements for Miam� Beach pr vate and charter schoois active on The ! Quality Education Commit:ee(QEC). Each eligible Miam�Beach pnvate and charter school rece�ved a recurrrng annual funding allocation for various educational enhancements o(their choice with thev approved annuai budget. As part of that allocation, i Hebrew Academy has opted to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of M�amf Beach and The Florida International University Board of Trustees to offer dual enrollment courses where students can earn college credit from FIU that also counts towards the r high school diploma. � August 1 2025 June 30 2026 i GrartFunded ' Yes xTNo—' State r Federal Otner �— , _ _' I t'eS ---- No r 1 „ $20,600_ 177-6881 000343 12-400-592 OQ-00-00 1 . - -- J __ _ _ r 2 � Yes ; No i 1.For contracts lo�ger than five years,contact the Procurement Department. 2.Attach any supporting explanation needed. � 3. Budget approvai indicates approval for current fiscal year only. Future years are subject to City Commission approval of `annual adopted operating budget. Gty Co^imission Appro�ed ' X ' Yes '� No ', Resolutlon No.: CC AgenCa i:em No. CC MeeUnq Date: � -- -- ---- , 'I ' 2024-33016 _ , I If no,explain why CC approval is not required: e at Form Approved: X Yes No If no,explain below why form approvai is no[necessary: �----------- --------' Procurement N/A � NA Granu: NA , Budget:Tameka Otto �'"""',i information Technology: NA Stewart A tGWGu'1 Risk Management:Marc 4?��+-�• =�ar� Fieet&Facilitier. i NA ' Chevalier �1q�� ,1/' � Human Resources:Marla . �.-��=a==:-s�5 Othec ! NA � Alpfzar ; _