Books and Supplies. During the fall of each year, teachers shall be consulted by their immediate superiors concerning books and supplies recommended for purchase during the succeeding year.
Books and Supplies. Required texts are those specifically required for the course and do not include supplemental or recommended books. Required supplies are those specific items required for course work.
Books and Supplies. The cost of consumable books, rental fee of hardcover books, science and computer fees, some field trips, paper, and miscellaneous supplies used throughout the school year are covered in the $350 registration fee. The cost of additional graduation expenses is $125. This is payable by check by October 15th. Students in grades PS-3 are expected to arrive no earlier than 7:40 a.m. Students will be greeted in the elementary lobby each morning. Students in grades PS-K may proceed directly to homerooms. Students in grades 1-3 will be allowed to proceed to homerooms no earlier than 7:50 a.m. Any student in grades PS-3 arriving after 8:10 a.m. will be considered tardy. Students in grades 4-8 are expected to arrive at school no earlier than 7:40 a.m. and may proceed directly to their homerooms. Any student in grades 4-8 arriving after 8:00 a.m. will be considered tardy. Transitioning from being accompanied by a parent into the classroom to entering on one’s own is a healthy developmental process that we seek to facilitate in the early grades. ● PS/PK students may be accompanied to their classrooms. Parking is available behind the elementary building. ● Kindergarten students may be accompanied to their classrooms until October 1, but after that date students are expected to enter school on their own. ● Students in grades 1-3 are to be dropped off on the right hand side of the loop in front of the elementary building and are to enter school on their own. For safety, vehicles must pull over and park on the right hand side of the loop before letting children out of the vehicle. ● Students in grades 4-8 are to be dropped off at the pick-up/drop-off area adjacent to the middle school. ● VEHICLES MUST PULL OVER FULLY TO THE CURB to drop off and pick up students. Preschool–Grade 5 dismissal is 2:50 p.m. Middle School dismissal (Grades 6-8) is 3:00 p.m. Only those students enrolled in the Mater Christi After School Program, athletics, extra-curricular activities, or those receiving help from teachers should be at school after dismissal. If a child is not in a supervised program and remains on the school grounds beyond 3:10 p.m. (3:15 p.m. for grades 4-8) he/she will be placed in the After School Program at the parent/guardian’s expense. ● PS/PK students are to be picked up at 2:50 p.m. from their classroom. Parking is available behind the elementary building. ● Students in grades K-3 are to be picked up on the right hand side of the loop. Kindergarten and first grade studen...
Books and Supplies. I understand that WIOA will pay up to the amount listed on the voucher (supported by the Individual Training Account (ITA) Award) for books and related supplies, and that WIOA will not pay expenses above that amount without prior written approval. I understand that any tools and equipment purchased with WIOA funds remain the property of WIOA. I agree to return any tools or equipment purchased on my behalf if I do not complete the prescribed WIOA training and obtain full time, training related employment within 120 days of the last day of training. This time frame may be revised based upon labor market conditions or extenuating circumstances as approved by my career advisor. I also understand that I may be required to sign documentation noting that I have received books, supplies, tools, uniforms, and/or other related items purchased for me by my approved training vendor.
Books and Supplies. Travel documents and visas: Each STUDENT must apply for and satisfy the immigration requirements for their journey to and from the country of the HOST institution. They must register with the diplomatic mission of their home country upon arrival in the country of the HOST institution. They are obliged to provide the appropriate authority at the HOME institution with their postal and other addresses in the host country, upon registration at the HOST institution.
Books and Supplies. There is no refund for any equipment, books and supplies received by the student. Refunds will be issued within 40 days of the date of student notification, or date of school determination (withdrawn due to absences or other criteria as specified in the school catalog), or in the case of a student not returning from an authorized Leave of Absence (LOA), within 40 days of the date the student was scheduled to return from the LOA and did not return.
Books and Supplies. All textbooks and supplemental materials required for classes will be provided free of charge to students by Xxxxxxx. Xxxxxxx will bear the cost of such materials and textbooks. All textbooks will be college texts. Students will be required to furnish their own school supplies such as pens, paper, and book bags.
Books and Supplies. ● HS students may not be assessed any fee prohibited by Ed Code Section 49011 including books and supplies. Apportionment and Allowances ● The community college district must certify that it does not receive full compensation for the direct As under previous legislation and: ● District course on HS campus shall be credited with those units (if equal to no more than four CC courses / term) of FTE students 16 See March 11, 2016 Legal Opinion Section II. K. (page 11). educational cost of the course(s) from any public or private agency, individual or group. ● The community college district is responsible for obtaining certification from the public agency verifying that the instructional activity to be conducted will not be fully funded by other sources. attributable to attendance of eligible HS students. ● District shall not receive a state allowance or apportionment for an instructional activity for which the partnering district has been, or shall be, paid an allowance or apportionment. ● HS students’ attendance at CC as special parttime or fulltime student is authorized attendance for which the CC shall be credited or reimbursed provided that no school district has received reimbursement for the same instructional activity (See Ed Code Sections 48802 or 76002). Number / % of students ● Limited to 5 percent of parttime or fulltime special admit students for summer session;17 documentation necessary for potential attendance accounting review.18 ● Limited to 10 percent enrollment of parttime or fulltime special admit students for each physical education class or course. section19 (See Senate Bill 338); documentation necessary for potential attendance accounting review. ● As under previous legislation, with the exception ● Agreement must list the number of students to be served in CCAP partnership courses. ● Enrollments cannot exceed 10% FTES cap.20 ● Physical education course enrollment is not an option UNLESS completion of the PE course assists in the attainment of a CTE credential, preparation for transfer, completion of a HS diploma, or college and career readiness.21
Books and Supplies. 1. All supply orders for school materials, nurses’ supplies, education supplies, and cooks’ supplies shall be prepared by the building administrator in cooperation with the teachers.
2. Teaching materials and supplies shall be made available to teachers of the physically handicapped at a central stockroom designated by the Director of Teachers of the Physically Handicapped.
3. Industrial Arts and Home Economics teachers may order and acquire books for their classes in the same manner as that used in other subject areas.
4. Vocational Education teachers may order and acquire books for their classes in the same manner as that used in other subject areas.
5. All supply orders for arts books and reading materials shall be prepared by the building administrator in cooperation with the arts teachers.
