Definition of Activities. Short-term professional development activities are off campus and usually of less than one (1) term. Short-term activities may include professional conferences, workshops, visitations, or other activities which will benefit the employee and the College.
Definition of Activities. Additional activities shall be those school activities carried out beyond the basic duty day obligation as mutually agreed by the teacher and the supervising administrator or as assigned by the School Board or its delegated agent.
Definition of Activities. Because activities are an extension of the school day, students represent their school as a participant in those activities. Students are reminded that participation in activities is a privilege. Included in this agreement are all Associated Student Body (ASB) activities and school athletic teams. Eligibility All Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WlAA) eligibility requirements, including the following, must be met by participants: • A student shall not have reached his/her 15th birthday prior to June 1 of the previous school year. • Parents or guardians are bona fide residents of Spokane Public Schools. • In attendance the previous semester. • Pass a physical examination (if required). Updated every two years. • Absence for one or more periods on the day of contest/practice requires permission of principal/designee prior to participation. • WIAA and Spokane Public Schools require students maintain passing grades in a minimum of five (5) full time subjects. Grades will be checked a minimum of 4 1/2 weeks at mid-quarter, quarter, and semester. Students who are not passing at least five (5) classes at mid-quarter and quarter will be declared ineligible until they have met this standard. At the beginning of a school year, a middle school student that failed to meet requirements in the final grading period of the previous school year will be placed on academic probation to begin the next school year and will be eligible for contests for the first three (3) weeks of the school year. If they are not meeting academic standards at the end of the three (3) week probation, they will become ineligible for contests for a minimum of one (1) week and remain suspended from contests until they can demonstrate they are meeting the requirements. With all grading periods that end during a school year, middle school athletes will be placed on a three (3) week suspension if they do not meet the requirements. • Grade status at mid-quarter and quarter will be determined by the grade listed in the semester column of PowerSchool (S 1 or S 2). • The opportunity for an academic improvement plan will be provided by teacher(s) and the coach/advisor working with the student. • Individual schools may adopt stricter academic guidelines provided notice is given to students and parents of these guidelines. • Students become ineligible one week from the District determined mid-quarter and quarter progress report date. • A teacher may give a student a (P) passing grade at the...
Definition of Activities. While exercising these powers, the Mayor may exclude, from among the activities, services and functions mentioned in Article Two herein, those that are incompatible or conflicting with the commitments that EPM has signed with its financial creditors.
Definition of Activities. Activities are an extension of the school day. Activities include but are not limited to; cheerleading, associated student body offices, bands, choir, drama, all clubs, organizations and athletics.
