ADMISSION AND RETENTION Sample Clauses

ADMISSION AND RETENTION. Retention of the student during any academic year, and reenrollment of a student for any subsequent academic year, will remain conditional upon timely performance by the student consistent with the academic and disciplinary standards of the Wisconsin Institute for Torah Study. Without termination of the obligation of the undersigned parent(s)/guardian(s) to pay the tuition as set forth above, the Wisconsin Institute for Torah Study can refuse to allow a student to attend school in the event that the undersigned fail to comply with the tuition, and/or other payment obligations as set forth in this Agreement. TRANSCRIPTS AND GRADES WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL OBLIGATIONS ARE MET AS SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT.
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ADMISSION AND RETENTION. 1. AH shall not admit or retain a Resident who manifests a medical condition, behavioral or emotional disorder indicating he/she is a danger to self or other Residents, unless AH determines that it has the capacity of meeting the assessed needs of the Resident.
ADMISSION AND RETENTION. Facility will admit and retain Resident only if Facility can provide Resident with adequate care. Facility agrees not to discharge Resident from the Facility solely as a result of Resident changing their source of payment for services (e.g., private pay, Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance) or because of a change of Resident’s care needs (e.g., from low intensity to high intensity care, from high intensity to low intensity care, from skilled care to intermediate care or from intermediate care to skilled care), subject, however, to Facility’s ability to provide the care within its reasonable and customary provision of services. In consideration of this commitment on Facility’s part, Resident agrees to, upon Facility’s request, transfer within the Facility, from time to time, to rooms that, in Facility’s opinion, best accommodates Resident’s need for services, the needs of another of Facility’s residents or an individual seeking needed admission into the Facility; and Resident’s ability to qualify for maximum third party payment. Resident recognizes and agrees that the Facility is configured with certain areas being designated high intensity areas, certain areas that are eligible for skilled care (SNF) services, certain areas that are eligible for intermediate (ICF) care services, etc., and further, the Facility will attempt to meet the reasonable nursing home service needs of Resident while also attempting to meet the reasonable nursing home service needs of other residents, including the community at large, that Facility is licensed to, and expected to, reasonable accommodate. The following circumstances, including others not listed, may result in Resident’s transfer or discharge from the Facility: • The Attending Physician provides and order. This typically, but not necessarily, is an order for transfer to a hospital. • Resident’s and/or a third party payor’s inability or failure to timely pay in full for service provided. • Resident’s welfare (medical, psychological, etc.) needs, in the sole opinion of Facility, cannot be adequately met by Facility within its reasonable and customary provision of nursing home services. • The health and/or welfare of the other residents and/or staff living or working in the Facility are jeopardized by the behavior and/or condition of Resident and/or Resident’s visitors. • Discharge is required or permitted by governmental rules and regulations. • Facility ceases operations. • Resident requests discharge.
ADMISSION AND RETENTION. The issuance of this Enrollment Agreement (hereafter "Agreement") is based upon the student’s full and complete admission application and continued satisfactory academic progress. If, between the time of issuance of the Agreement and the start of classes in the fall, the student either fails to maintain satisfactory academic progress, or becomes subject to disciplinary action at school, Overlake may void this Agreement. Xxxxxxxx's retention of the student during any academic year, and re-enrollment of a student for any subsequent academic year, will remain conditional upon my timely performance of the obligations outlined below, including but not limited to payment of tuition and other fees or charges, and contingent upon the student's academic and behavioral performance consistent with the Overlake academic and disciplinary standards as outlined in the Overlake Academic and Student Policies. Overlake may deny a student's retention or re-enrollment if, in the School's sole discretion, a parent's behavior is disruptive or injurious to the School or its reputation. Without terminating my obligation to pay the tuition as set forth above, Overlake can refuse to allow a student to attend or continue to attend school in the event that I fail to comply with the tuition payment obligations as set forth in this Agreement.

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