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Close Up Foundation

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Chronic Absenteeism Implementation Support
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The Vermont Agency of Education is seeking one or more contractors to provide capacity building and implementation support for chronic absenteeism and attendance management within Vermont schools and districts. The scope of work focuses on three primary objectives: delivering statewide professional learning to develop consistent data management and early intervention practices, facilitating engagement with youth and families regarding draft model attendance procedures, and providing coaching and facilitation for a needs-based pilot program to refine these policies. Bidders are evaluated based on their project approach methodology, qualifications, experience with similar projects, and their ability to meet defined timelines. Preference is given to resident bidders of Vermont, those demonstrating business practices that promote clean energy and address climate change, and those offering a balanced approach of virtual and in-person service delivery. Proposals must be submitted as a single digitally searchable PDF under 40 MB by November 18, 2026. Required documentation includes a technical response, a price quotation form, a certificate of compliance, and at least three professional references from the past 12 months. The contract includes strict adherence to the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and requires the disclosure of any organizational or personal conflicts of interest. For contracts exceeding 250,000 dollars, bidders must provide detailed subcontractor reporting and worker classification compliance in accordance with the Vermont Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Payment terms are Net 30 days upon receipt of an error-free monthly invoice, and contractors must provide a current IRS Form W-9 and a certificate of insurance before work commences.
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The Osceola County School Board Multicultural Education department has issued a justification for a single source procurement from the Close Up Foundation for the Close Up Osceola County Youth Policy Summit and Rally to Tally programs. This initiative is specifically designed for high school ESOL and immigrant students to teach the fundamental themes of American democracy, the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, and the principles of republican government in Florida and the United States. The program includes a Youth Policy Summit where students research issues, develop a Youth Agenda for Action, and meet with public officials, as well as visits to the State Capital, the Senate, the House of Representatives, and a university in Tallahassee to promote post-secondary college awareness. The Close Up Foundation is identified as the sole source provider because it is the exclusive publisher and copyright holder of the specialized curriculum, digital resources, and educational materials used in the program. The engagement is valued at 67,760.00 dollars with a term ending June 30, 2027. Beyond civic knowledge, the program aims to enhance leadership, public speaking, and English language skills, providing pre- and post-reports to measure student gains in civic-related self-efficacy and attitudes. The solicitation was posted on June 3, 2026, with a response deadline of June 12, 2026.

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Osceola County School Board pays Close Up Foundation $67,760 for civic education programs.

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Intent to Single/Sole Source - Close Up Foundation Incorporated

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AgencyFlorida → Osceola County School Board — Multicultural Education
Contacts1 person available
OfficeFL
Office AddressFL
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Renee Rodriguez

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To Whom It May Concern: The Close Up Foundation is the single/sole source service provider for the professional services delivered as part of the Close Up - Osceola County Youth Po/icy Summit and/or Rally to Tally that will teach ESOL and immigrant students in high school the basic themes in American democracy. Close Up is also the sole source Publisher, Producer or Copyright holder of education resources and materials. The student program is designed to guide students to a greater understanding of the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, and to motivate them to become active, engaged individuals at the local, state and national levels. All curriculum is designed and implemented by our highly trained staff. All materials and resources provided, including Current Issues, Close Up in Class and the student notebooks, have been designed, written, developed and published by Close Up Foundation. To promote academic achievement and post-secondary college awareness, students participating in Close Up Rally to Tally will also visit one university in Tallahassee. The program allows students to explore the fundamental principles of republican government in Florida and the United States; expanding leadership verbal and writing skills, as well as, fostering confidence for active citizenship both in their school and their community. Students participate in a Youth Policy Summit where they research and understand the characteristics and causes of identified issues, generate new policies or amendments, develop a coherent Youth Agenda for Action, and meet with public officials to advance their agenda. Through the Summit they debate local current issues and policies that impact their education and community. Additionally, they have the opportunity to visit local cultural museums, the State Capital, Senate, and House of Representatives. While there may be other vendors who can arrange logistics for students and educators to `visit` Tallahassee, Close Up has exclusively developed the single source curriculum which is the basis for the program, including all digital resources, and materials, as well as providing specialized staff and speaker engagement. In the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) report they found that 31% of 8th graders performed below a "basic" level in civics. With young people coming of age in a polarized political world and a pandemic era that has left them lacking civic skills and knowledge, we believe it`s critical to help students work together, develop their own opinions, and talk to people of different backgrounds with tolerance and understanding. According to a Harvard Business Report on Civics Education, students receiving high quality civic learning score higher on a broad range of 21st century competencies than those without. Additionally, they stated that there is a critical need for businesses, nonprofit foundations, and educational institutions to provide more experiential ways to teach civics as a supplement to teacher`s efforts in the classroom. Therefore, while the program is not vital to the district, we truly believe the work we do with students and educators in Osceola County is not only impactful and relevant, but it also helps prepare students for a lifetime of active citizenship and acquire important life skills. Close Up is not aware of any other non-partisan, non-profit educational organization, wholesaler, jobbers, retailers or vendor providing this service. We provide a one-of-a-kind customized experience for students and educators, providing opportunities for students to meet legislators and policy officials building background knowledge to efficaciously navigate their American History, Government, and Economics coursework and EOCs. Additionally, through the program students enhance their collaboration, leadership, public speaking, writing and research skills which provides ESOL and newly arrived immigrants with unique opportunities to further develop their leadership and English language skills. Upon conclusion of the program, Close Up provides a pre- and post-report to assess the gains students have made and to evaluate the program impact by measuring participants` perceptions of their civic-related self-efficacy and attitudes. Close Up Foundation is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization committed to helping students become more effective and informed citizens. Since 1971, Close Up has remained steadfast in our dedication to civic awareness by serving nearly students and teachers, and we look forward to continuing to involve students from Osceola County in that m

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