CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. By registering or participating in any ASC meeting or event, I assent to and agree to abide by this Code of Conduct (see page 2 of this form) and the ASC Code of Ethics. Initial here:
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. The Hanford Lacrosse Club Board of Directors has developed and approved this Code of Conduct Agreement. It is the governing document for all behavioral expectations, team expectations, and consequences for Code of Conduct violations. All HLC student athletes, parents, and coaches are expected to abide by this Code of Conduct and conduct themselves in accordance with its contents at all times. Failure to do so will result in consequences as outlined herein. The Code of Conduct Agreement covers critical requirements for participation in HLC, including: ● Personal behavior ● Attitude ● Courtesy ● Appearance ● Academics ● Sportsmanship ● Commitment to the program All players, parents and coaches are expected to “Honor the Game” as set forth by guidelines from US Lacrosse and Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (WHSBLA). Each player and parent is expected to thoroughly review this Code of Conduct Agreement and return the signed and dated acknowledgement form to the HLC Board of Directors prior to the first practice. Failure to do so will result in the player being ineligible to practice until such time as the signed and dated form is submitted. Each coach is expected to thoroughly review this Code of Conduct Agreement and return the signed and dated acknowledgement form to the HLC Board of Directors prior to the first practice. Failure to do so will result in the coach being ineligible to participate in any coaching activities until such time as the signed and dated form is submitted.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. Section 1 – Philosophy - North Cross, The Blue Ridge Athletic Conference (BRAC) and Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association (VISAA) believe that interscholastic athletics are an integral part of the total educational program. High standards of behavior, scholarship, and citizenship are important to a sound athletic program. Students volunteering to participate in athletics should assume these responsibilities and will lead by example in demonstrating ● Fairness ● Respect ● self-control Athletes, coaches, officials and spectators shall at all times conduct themselves in a reasonable and sportsmanlike manner. Each person will be responsible for his or her words and actions at all North Cross, BRAC, and VISAA events and shall adhere to the Code of Conduct at North Cross, BRAC, and VISAA contests. VISAA member schools are asked to include the Code of Conduct in their athletic handbooks.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. (Schedule One) At Green Bay High School we have high expectations for students that relate to all aspects of both home and school life. Students of Green Bay High School are expected to behave responsibly and accept the discipline and authority of the School. Green Bay High School believes that it should provide a quality education for all of its students within a caring environment that allows for effective learning and teaching to take place. This is achieved by and through our school values: Courage * Excellence * Respect * Responsiveness At School ● Green Bay High School requires that international students maintain 100% attendance. ● Students must wear the correct school uniform at all times and ensure it is clean and tidy. ● Students cannot leave the school grounds during the day without first getting permission from the School and signing out. ● If students are sick they should see the nurse in the Student Reception or the International Department. Students must not leave the school without signing out at Student Reception. ● Students who need to leave the school during the school day to attend an appointment must bring their appointment card or email from parent/guardian/agent/homestay to enable them to be released from class and sign out at Student Reception. Permission will only be given for genuine medical/clinical appointments. Students must carry their “leave” pass at all times and produce it should it be required. ● If a student is late to school, they must sign in at student Reception. Students will be issued with a late note that will allow them into class. They may be required to attend a detention during interval on the same day. ● Students are forbidden to bring any of the following items to school: chewing gum, cigarettes, vaping devices, matches, lighters, firecrackers of any type, alcohol, illegal drugs, knives, weapons of any kind, laser light equipment of any kind. ● Students must use appropriate language at all times. ● Students are expected to be respectful of the environment by keeping rooms and grounds clean and tidy. Classroom responsibilities ● Students must attend all classes and arrive punctually to every class. ● Students need to have all the books/devices/equipment needed for class ready at the beginning of each lesson. ● Eating in the class is not allowed unless the teacher has given permission. ● Cell phones are to be turned off and not seen during class unless the teacher gives permission to use a phone for a specific p...
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. 1. Chaperons -‐ Each youth participant will have a chaperone. Conference organizers and chaperones are responsible for safety and discipline during all conference events. They should be informed of any emergency. Conference youth participants must follow the instructions of and cooperate with their designated chaperone. Should a participant violate this or other conference regulations, his or her chaperone and/or parents will be contacted immediately and asked to arrange for the participant’s transportation home.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. As a new library patron of the Morgantown Public Library System... • I will treat library materials, furniture, facilities, and equipment with care • I will behave in a fashion that does not interfere with the duties of the library staff • I will comply with all library rules and policies Signature Date COMPLETE THIS SECTION FOR CHILDREN UNDER 16 Parent First Name Parent Last Name I certify that I am the custodial parent and/or legal guardian of this child. I understand that the library provides access to a broad range of materials and information. I am responsible for my child’s selection of and use of said materials. Parent Signature Date FOR LIBRARY STAFF ONLY: Patron Type: City Resident County Resident Out-of-State New Patron Temporary Patron Adult (16+) Child (4-15)
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. Patient’s, residents, clients/outpatients or visitors found to be engaged in violations of the code of conduct may be subject to remedy. Such remedies may include removal of visitation rights or discharge, if appropriate. A patient/client whose judgment is impaired (temporarily or permanently) on account of their mental or cognitive state (e.g. post-operative delirium, dementia, brain injury, psychoses, developmental delay/disability, and autism) may not be responsible for their actions. In such cases appropriate actions(s) will be as per the procedure for patients/clients, outlined in the organization’s Workplace Violence and Harassment HS-10 I have reviewed and understand North Bay Regional Health Centre’s Code of Conduct and will conduct myself with the standards outlined above. Dates of placement: to _ _
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. The Buenaventura Swim Club is a 100% volunteer, non-profit organization servicing the youth of our community with a positive training environment where they have the opportunity to reach their greatest physical, intellectual, social and emotional potential through competitive swimming. The Buenaventura Swim Club is a proud organization that requires support and energy from both swimmers and parents. All of the families accepted into the club are responsible for the successful outcome of each season. The ability of the club to continue to offer this experience to our children depends on the retention of the families who share the goals, commitment and mission of the Buenaventura Swim Club. As a condition of acceptance as a member of this organization, and as a condition for continuing participation as a “member in good standing,” the applicant (swimmer) and his/her parent(s)/guardian(s) agree to the following: The applicant (swimmer): I, (print name), agree to:
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. The Richland Lacrosse Club Board of Directors has developed and approved this Code of Conduct Agreement. It is the governing document for all behavioral expectations, team expectations, and consequences for Code of Conduct violations. All RLC student athletes, parents, and coaches are expected to abide by this Code of Conduct and conduct themselves in accordance with its contents at all times. Failure to do so will result in consequences as outlined herein. The Code of Conduct Agreement covers critical requirements for participation in RLC, including: • Personal behavior • Attitude • Courtesy • Appearance • Sportsmanship • Commitment to the program All players, parents and coaches are expected to “Honor the Game” as set forth by guidelines from US
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT. The Richland Lacrosse Club Board of Directors has developed and approved this Code of Conduct Agreement. It is the governing document for all behavioral expectations, team expectations, and consequences for Code of Conduct violations. All RLC student athletes, parents, and coaches are expected to abide by this Code of Conduct and conduct themselves in accordance with its contents at all times. Failure to do so will result in consequences as outlined herein. The Code of Conduct Agreement covers critical requirements for participation in RLC, including: • Personal behavior • Attitude • Courtesy • Appearance • Sportsmanship • Commitment to the program All players, parents and coaches are expected to “Honor the Game” as set forth by guidelines from US Lacrosse. Each player and parent are expected to thoroughly review this Code of Conduct Agreement and return the signed and dated acknowledgement form to the RLC Board of Directors prior to the first practice. Failure to do so will result in the player being ineligible to practice until such time as the signed and dated form is submitted. Each coach is expected to thoroughly review this Code of Conduct Agreement and return the signed and dated acknowledgement form to the RLC Board of Directors prior to the first practice. Failure to do so will result in the coach being ineligible to participate in any coaching activities until such time as the signed and dated form is submitted.
