Admission of Pupils Residing Outside the District Sample Clauses

Admission of Pupils Residing Outside the District. The Committee may accept for enrollment in the Regional District School pupils from other than the member towns on a tuition basis and on such terms as it may determine.
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Admission of Pupils Residing Outside the District. The Committee may accept for enrollment in the regional district schools, pupils from towns other than the member towns as permitted by law and regulations and in other cases within the laws on a tuition basis and upon such terms as it may determine. This agreement shall take effect on July 1, 20 and shall continue in effect from year to year thereafter, unless amended or terminated consistent with the terms of this Agreement and with the General Laws and state regulations. Regional School District Committee for the Town of Great Barrington [name] [name] [name] [name] [name] Regional School District Committee for the Town of Stockbridge [name] [name] [name] Regional School District Committee for the Town of West Stockbridge [name] [name]
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Admission of Pupils Residing Outside the District. The Committee may accept for enrollment in the District school pupils from towns other than the member towns on a tuition basis and upon such terms as it may determine. Income received by the District from towns for tuition shall be deducted from the total operating costs in the next annual budget to be prepared after receipt thereof, prior to apportionment under Section IV to the member towns, unless said amounts are placed in a revolving account.
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Admission of Pupils Residing Outside the District. Not reviewed by RAAC, TL Note
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Admission of Pupils Residing Outside the District. Pursuant to Chapter 371 of the Acts of 1993, the Committee shall accept for enrollment in the District Middle/High School, all pupils from the Town of Xxxx in grades seven through twelve on a tuition basis and upon such terms as are set forth in the tuition agreement entered into by the Committee and the Xxxx School Committee. Such pupils shall include all Xxxx pupils who are entitled to attend the District Middle/High School irrespective of the specific and particular educational needs of any pupil from said Town of Xxxx, and irrespective of whether such education for any pupil from said Town of Xxxx is provided at the District High School or at any other school as may be approved by said Committee (note: Xxxx shall be financially responsible for resident pupils who choose to attend a vocational school). The Committee may accept for enrollment in the regional district schools pupils from towns other than the member towns and the Town of Xxxx on a tuition basis and upon such terms as it may determine. In either case, income received by the District from tuition pupils shall be deducted from the total operating costs in the next annual budget to be prepared after the receipt thereof, prior to apportionment under Section IV of this Agreement to the member towns.
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Admission of Pupils Residing Outside the District. The Committee may accept for enrollment in the regional district school pupils from towns other than the member towns on a tuition basis and upon such terms as it may determine. Income received by the District from tuition pupils shall be deducted from the total operating costs in the next annual budget to be prepared after the receipt thereof, prior to apportionment under sub-section IV (D) to the member towns.
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