Admission Policies and Procedures Sample Clauses

Admission Policies and Procedures. (adapt to suit relevant parties in the agreement)
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Admission Policies and Procedures. Charter School shall operate for ((Number)) years. Eligible students are those who are grade-appropriate for the Charter School. Any eligible student who applies in a timely fashion will be admitted, up to the maximum number of students that can be accommodated by the Charter School’s program. If more eligible students apply than can be accommodated, admission to the Charter School’s program will be determined by a drawing using the District’s Lottery Procedures as of the date of the application. Charter School shall not discriminate in any way against any individual or group of individuals on the basis of any classification protected by state, local, or federal law, or District policy.
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Admission Policies and Procedures. To ensure a consistent approach in key policy areas, we will follow these procedures:
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Admission Policies and Procedures. (S.C. Code Xxx. § 59-­‐40-­‐60(F)(2))
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Admission Policies and Procedures. Charter School shall determine students' eligibility for admission to its program using the following criteria (attach additional sheets if necessary): Charter School affirms that any eligible student who applies in a timely fashion will be admitted, up to the maximum number of students that can be accommodated by the program. If more eligible students apply than can be accommodated, admission to the program will be determined by a random drawing. Charter School also affirms that it will not discriminate in its policies or program against any individual on the basis of any classification protected under law or District policy.
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Admission Policies and Procedures. In order to ensure equal access to the services provided pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, CONTRACTOR shall develop, implement and maintain comprehensive policies and procedures that are designed to assure compliance with all of the following admission requirements: 1. CONTRACTOR shall confirm that all referrals made pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement have been authorized by Director prior to making an admission decision. 2. CONTRACTOR shall schedule initial appointments with clients within ten (10) business days after receiving a referral made pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. 3. CONTRACTOR shall establish appropriate mechanisms to record the date on which a particular referral was received, the date of the first (1st) offered appointment and the date of the first (1st) face-to-face appointment, which account for staff cancellations and failure to appear, as applicable. 4. CONTRACTOR shall immediately notify Director of, and the reasons leading to, the denial of any referral made pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. 5. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that any and all referrals made pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement are accepted and evaluated in accordance with any and all applicable local, state and federal anti-discrimination laws, regulations, policies, procedures and standards. 6. CONTRACTOR shall accept, and participate in, the overall care plan for clients referred to CONTRACTOR pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including, without limitation, discharge planning, as a condition of acceptance of such clients. 7. CONTRACTOR shall provide COUNTY with periodic reports of openings in its facility, and give priority to the admission of clients referred thereto pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
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Admission Policies and Procedures. Charter School shall operate for 5 years. Eligible students are those who are grade-appropriate for the Charter School. Any eligible student who applies in a timely fashion will be admitted, up to the maximum number of students that can be accommodated by the Charter School’s program. If more eligible students apply than can be accommodated, admission to the Charter School’s program will be determined by a drawing using the District’s Lottery Procedures as of the date of the application. Charter School shall not discriminate in any way against any individual or group of individuals on the basis of any classification protected by state, local, or federal law, or District policy.
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Admission Policies and Procedures. Qargi Academy shall operate for four years. Eligible students are those who are grade-appropriate for the Qargi Academy. Any eligible student who applies in a timely fashion will be admitted, up to the maximum number of students that can be accommodated by the Qargi Academy’s program. If more eligible students apply than can be accommodated admission to the Qargi Academy’s program will be determined by a drawing using the Districts Lottery Procedures as of the date of the application. Qargi Academy shall not discriminate in any way against any individual or group of individuals on the basis of any classification protected by state, local or federal law, or District policy. SB Policy AR 0000 Xxxxx Academy Application 3. Admission policies and procedures - This includes the specific criteria for eligibility of students to enroll in the Qargi Academy. Admission criteria cannot be discriminatory toward any protected classes of individuals. A Qargi Academy and/or Board may not require a student to attend a Qargi Academy. A Qargi Academy shall enroll all eligible students who submit a timely application unless the number of applications exceeds the capacity of the Qargi Academy. In the event of an excess, the Qargi Academy and the Board shall attempt to accommodate the students by considering additional classroom space and/or additional teachers. If it is not possible to accommodate all eligible students shall be selected by a random drawing. The application to establish a Qargi Academy shall specify the application procedure for students, including a copy of the student application form, and shall specify the timelines for application, approvals, and notification. In the case of a multi-year Qargi Academy, the contract must also contain provisions for handling the admissions procedures for continuing students from one school year to the next.
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