Delaware My Market Place #BSD27102-ALTPROGRAM

Alternative Education Program Services for At-Risk High School Students

Brandywine School District is seeking a qualified vendor to deliver a comprehensive alternative education program for at-risk high school students: - Government Buyer: - Brandywine School District (New Castle County, Delaware) - Services Requested: - Alternative Program Services for up to 65 non-traditional high school students - Synchronous virtual instruction using the District's designated online platform - Two-way virtual counseling and regular in-person support as needed - Summer programming and credit recovery opportunities - Individualized educational, emotional, and social support - Staff must hold valid Delaware teaching certificates - Program must maintain a graduation success rate of at least 90% - Detailed proposals must include staffing plans, relevant experience, and pricing - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Use of the District's online educational platform for instruction and reporting - Fixed pricing through the first contract year; subscription license costs apply only after full solution acceptance - Contract term is one year with three optional one-year extensions - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

Brandywine School District is seeking professional services from qualified vendors to provide a comprehensive educational, emotional, and social service program for students who have violated the Student Code of Conduct or require a higher level of service and support. The program targets students who have not succeeded in traditional school settings and offers an alternative learning environment with synchronous virtual instruction, counseling services, and in-person support. The vendor must meet staffing requirements, provide extended learning opportunities including summer programming and credit recovery, and utilize the District's designated online educational platform. The contract award is contingent upon funding availability, and the program aims to serve up to 65 students at a time with a graduation success rate of at least 90%.

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