ATTENDANCE DUES Sample Clauses
The Attendance Dues clause establishes the requirement for payment of specific fees, known as attendance dues, by individuals participating in a particular program, service, or institution. These dues are typically set by the governing body or organization and are often collected on a regular basis, such as annually or per term, to help cover operational costs or fund specific activities. By clearly outlining the obligation to pay attendance dues, this clause ensures that all participants are aware of their financial responsibilities, thereby supporting the ongoing funding and sustainability of the organization or service.
ATTENDANCE DUES. The Proprietor of the School (The ▇▇▇▇▇▇) and the Crown (Minister of Education) have entered into an Integration Agreement for the School, made in accordance with the provisions of Schedule 6 of the Education and Training ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. This Schedule replaced the Private Schools Conditional Integration ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. Pursuant to the terms of the Integration Agreement, the Proprietor may enter into an agreement with the parents or other persons accepting responsibility for the education of a child providing that, as a condition of the enrolment or attendance of the child at the School the parents or other persons must pay attendance dues.
ATTENDANCE DUES. The undersigned agrees, as a Condition of Enrolment and Attendance at this school, to pay Attendance Dues as determined by the Proprietor from time to time and approved by the Ministry of Education. Signed Parent/Guardian: I have sighted evidence that the applicant has a religious connection with the Catholic character of the School and this student is, therefore, given a preferential place on the list of students enrolled. Signed Principal:
ATTENDANCE DUES. 1.1 The Proprietor of the School (The ▇▇▇▇▇▇) and the Crown (Minister of Education) have entered into an Integration Agreement for the School, made in accordance with the provisions of Schedule 6 of the Education and Training Act 2020. This Schedule replaced the Private Schools Conditional Integration Act 1975. Pursuant to the terms of the Integration Agreement, the Proprietor may enter into an agreement with the parents or other persons accepting responsibility for the education of a child providing that, as a condition of the enrolment or attendance of the child at the School the parents or other persons must pay attendance dues.
1.2 The rates and conditions of attendance dues are approved by the Minister of Education by notice in the New Zealand Gazette. Their use is strictly controlled by legislation. Attendance dues are used by the Proprietor for paying for buildings and facilities required by the Integration Agreement, or by the Minister, and for meeting costs of mortgages, insurance and other agreed charges.
ATTENDANCE DUES. The Proprietor agrees to consult with the BOT on the setting of the level of attendance dues. The Proprietor applies Attendance Dues in accordance with the EA and the current MOE attendance dues accounts circular. [ETA Sch6 s30] The Proprietor has a statutory responsibility under the ETA to safeguard the Special Character of the school. [ETA Sch6 s1] The Proprietor or BoT may request a donation from parents to provide funds for this purpose. [ETA Sch 6 s34] The amount and use of SCD will be reviewed annually by both parties. BOT will report at least annually on the use of the SCD to the Proprietor and parent community. Either party can fundraise and collect donations in its own name. Where funds raised are used to purchase capital assets, the funds should be collected under the name of the Proprietor who will purchase and own the items to be used by the BOT. The Proprietor will maintain accounting records of funds so raised. BOT determines the use of its locally raised funds. The parties acknowledge that there may be specific circumstances where the general situation outlined above may not apply. BOT will use the SMS that it determines is the most suitable for its needs. Each party will determine the most appropriate accounting system for its needs. The parties acknowledge that while there may be advantages in using common system, other factors may determine that different systems are suitable for either party. Each party may access information relating to itself in the other party’s system on request. BOT invoices parents for school charges and SCD. Proprietor invoices parents for attendance dues. BOT will provide the Proprietor within two weeks after the start of the school year information to enable the Proprietor to bill attendance dues for the current year. Where students commence or leave after the start of the school year BOT will advise within two weeks to enable the Proprietor to make the appropriate adjustments to attendance due accounts. The parties will compare debtor’s ledgers at the end of each school term and where appropriate will jointly approach parents for outstanding payments. Prior to leavers signing out, arrangements need to be put in place to clear whatever debt is outstanding with each party. The agreement between APIS and MOE dated 31 March 2010 sets out criteria and priorities for the spending of P1 funding. (AISNZ can provide a template upon request). P1 funding received for the school is clearly identified in the Proprietor acco...
ATTENDANCE DUES. The Proprietor agrees to consult with the BOT on the setting of the level of attendance dues. The Proprietor applies Attendance Dues in accordance with the EAA and the current MOE attendance dues accounts circular.