Acceptance Requirements. Just like the application requirement, the admission acceptance requirement may not in any way discriminate against students and families. Recommended Acceptance Requirements The charter school should require a parent or guardian to accept admission to the charter school by notifying the school (providing multiple ways and ample time to do so) of his or her intent to attend. The charter school must notify MCSAB of the school’s anticipated student enrollment by established deadlines. A school is only required to hold a slot for a child whose parent has not accepted admission for two weeks. Thus, if an admitted student does not attend school for two consecutive weeks, that slot may be released to given to a student on the waitlist. In such cases, a charter school is required to: • Notify the parent/guardian after five days of missing school to discuss their intent to send their child to the school. • State that in order for the slot to be held, the student must attend school within the next five days. • If the student does not attend within those five days, the school may release that particular slot and fill it with a child from the waitlist (if no waitlist exists, the school may receive applications for that slot.) CHARTER SCHOOL CONTRACT: EXHIBIT G Required Underserved Percentage Local School District Information Local District Where Charter School Is Located Xxxxxxx Public School District Percent of Students Eligible for Free Lunch in Local District 87.4% Percent of Students with Special Needs 10.1% Charter School Requirements 80% Requirement of Students Eligible for Free Lunch 69.9% 80% Requirement of Students Eligible For Special Needs 8.1% CHARTER SCHOOL CONTRACT: EXHIBIT H Charter School Fiscal Oversight Policy I. GENERAL FISCAL PROCEDURES
Acceptance Requirements. ● All acceptance milestones and associated review periods will be tracked on the project plan. ● The Customer Project Manager will have decision authority to approve/reject all project Deliverables, Phase Acceptance and Project Acceptance. ● Any open issues shall receive a response in accordance with Section 7 General Assumptions of this SOW following the Validation Acceptance review, or as mutually agreed upon between the parties, for resolution prior to advancing on in the project. ● Both OpenGov and Customer recognize that failure to complete tasks and respond to open issues may have a negative impact on the project. ● For any tasks not yet complete, OpenGov and/or Customer will provide sufficient resources to expedite completion of tasks to prevent negatively impacting the project.
Acceptance Requirements. The ‘Purpose’ of our daycare is to provide dogs a place to play with other canines during the day that is emotionally and physically safe at all times! Our dog daycare service is NOT for one day drop off services where the owners will be unavailable (for any reason) to be immediately reached by daycare staff to immediately pick up their dog for the reasons as outlined in this Daycare Acceptance Requirements. Our dog daycare service is only for clients who need to regularly drop off their dog on a long term basis (at least once per week). Dogs are accepted to our daycare, on a long term basis, only after they have proven to initially meet our Daycare Acceptance Requirements over 3 different days of assessment. Even when dogs are accepted on a long term basis, they are continuously assessed to assure they continue to meet our Daycare Acceptance Requirements in order to continue to attend our daycare. Our dog daycare service is a separate entity from our dog training service. Therefore, our daycare service is not to provide training to dogs that have behavioural and socialization issues such as reactivity, aggression, or any other concerns as outlined in our Daycare Acceptance Requirements. If your dog requires training for these issues, we are more than happy to provide the training for you during our schedule training classes and/or private sessions Training a dog in a daycare that do not meet our Daycare Acceptance Requirements can exacerbate behavioural/socialization issues, and can be very emotionally traumatic to your dog. It can also cause unnecessary dog fights, which can be harmful to your dog, the other dogs, and to our staff. Also, our daycare is kennel-free, so if your dog, does not meet our Daycare Acceptance Requirements, , it can actually have a negative impact on your dog’s emotional and physical well- being when together in the same area for long periods of time with several other dogs. It can cause your dog extreme anxiety, stress, and fear when (s)he simply prefers to be in a setting where there are not a large number of dogs constantly around her/him. Many dogs are introverts and feel safe only when there are no other dogs near them at all, or only one dog that they know very well, and/or when they are only with their owners in the safety of their own home. Many older dogs (especially senior dogs) become less tolerant of being in daycare with a large number of high energy dogs for long periods of time. A dog can be quite comfortable for se...
Acceptance Requirements. “Acceptance Requirements” has the meaning given that term in Section 2.1.2.
Acceptance Requirements. 1. At the end of the maintenance period, seeded areas shall have a close stand of grass as defined above with no weeds present and no bare spots greater than 3 inches in diameter over greater than 5 percent of the overall seeded area. At least 90 percent of the grass established shall be permanent grass species. If seeded areas are deficient, the Contractor's responsibility for maintenance of all seeded areas shall be extended until deficiencies are corrected. Seeded areas to be corrected shall be prepared and reseeded in accordance with the requirements of this Section, TURF & GRASSES.
Acceptance Requirements. Fundamentally, children up to and including the sixth grade of primary school can be accepted.
Acceptance Requirements. Just like the application requirement, the admission acceptance requirement may not in any way discriminate against students and families. Recommended Acceptance Requirements The charter school should require a parent or guardian to accept admission to the charter school by notifying the school (providing multiple ways and ample time to do so) of his or her intent to attend. The charter school must notify BESE of the school’s anticipated student enrollment by established deadlines. For each student that has accepted enrollment, provide: • Name • Address • Social security number • Birth date • Grade • Previous school attended A school is only required to hold a slot for a child whose parent has not accepted admission for two weeks. Thus, if an admitted student does not attend school for two consecutive weeks, that slot may be released to given to a student on the waitlist. In such cases, a charter school is required to: • Notify the parent/guardian after five days of missing school to discuss their intent to send their child to the school.
Acceptance Requirements. 5.6.1 Accept = 0 Reject = 1 5.6.2 Rejected lot(s) is segregated and 100% inspected/reworked.
Acceptance Requirements. Smooth implementation of flow management subsystem · Smooth implementation of payment & settlement subsystem · Smooth implementation of contract management subsystem · Smooth implementation of strategy management subsystem · Smooth implementation of advertisement management subsystem · Smooth implementation of product management subsystem · Contract performance QPS shall be 500 or higher Phase-2 Acceptance Report · Smooth implementation of identity authentication subsystem · Smooth implementation of Media Member self-service system · Smooth implementation of membership management subsystem · Contract performance QPS shall be 600 or higher Phase-3 Acceptance Report · Smooth implementation of notice management subsystem · Smooth implementation of Advertising Customer self-service system · Smooth implementation of customer management subsystem · Contract performance QPS shall be 650 or higher Function Test Report: Flow Management Subsystem Test item Results Remarks Member flow query: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name, member ID, website name, logon code and accession date, and support pagination. Customer flow query: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name, customer ID, logon code and accession date, and support pagination. Advertisement traffic Advertisement traffic query: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name, member ID, advertisement ID, website name, logon code and accession date, and support pagination. Flow query of advertisement pending release: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name, member ID, advertisement ID, website name, logon code and accession date, and support pagination. Member value query: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name, member ID, website name, logon code, accession date, presentation rate and click-through rate, and support pagination. Summary query of advertisement flow: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name and search type (on a daily or weekly basis), and support pagination. Fraud suspects flow query: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name, member ID, website name and logon code, and support pagination. Member flow modification: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name, member ID, website name, logon code and accession date, perform flow modification on queried data, and support pagination. Query on daily flow of advertisement: conduct query & retrieval by time interval, product name...
Acceptance Requirements. The Quality Acceptance on Alternative Acceptance projects consists of frontline acceptance testing and inspection being performed by the IQF. Owner Verification (OV) and Quality Acceptance together are the basis for the acceptance decision, provided that the IQF- performed Quality Acceptance results be provided they are statistically validated and/or verified by the OV results (See Section 9 for details about OV). Q uality acceptance is performed by the IQF, and OV is performed by ADOT or their consultant(s). The Contractor’s Quality Acceptance portion of the CQMP shall include the procedures used by the IQF to ensure that the work is inspected and tested to verify compliance with the released-for-construction plans, approved shop drawings, working drawings, and specifications. Contractor’s Quality Acceptance shall be separate from the Contractor’s QC program. Contractor’s CQMP shall establish a systematic approach to define the processes, methods, procedures, and documentation for the IQF to deliver Quality Acceptance on the Project. These methods and procedures shall clearly define the authority and responsibility for the administration of IQF’s Quality Acceptance plan. ADOT will be responsible for developing more detailed requirements for the IQF’s Quality Acceptance to be included in the Technical Provisions (TPs) of the Project Request for Proposals (RFP).
