EARLY RELEASE POLICY Sample Clauses

EARLY RELEASE POLICY. If you would like your child to be released early from the program, please complete an early release form located in the registration packet. Early release reasons are listed on the sign out page for the day. I have read and understand all of the information above. I agree to adhere to all of the policies and guidelines of ASES After-School Program and help my child understand and follow the guidelines. Student Name: Grade: Signature:
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EARLY RELEASE POLICY. The early release policy is as follows: A child may be released early from the extended day program, prior to the end of program time based on the following conditions:
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EARLY RELEASE POLICY. To comply with State ASES grant requirements, the program will open immediately after school every day and close at 6:00 pm. Late pick-up will impact your student’s enrollment in the Expanded Learning Program. In order for children to receive the full benefits of this program consistent attendance is necessary. Students who are frequently absent and/or often picked up by parents early may be dropped from the program. Students may be picked up at or after 5:30 pm every day. IF YOUR CHILD MUST BE PICKED UP BEFORE 5:30 P.M., COMPLETE THE FRESH ASP EARLY RELEASE FORM AND RETURN WITH REGISTRATION PACKET.
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EARLY RELEASE POLICY. In accordance with the California Education Code Section 8483(a)(1)(2)(3), the following attendance and early release regulations for the After School Education and Safety Program (ASES) are required. Also, a periodic review of attendance will be conducted to ensure priority enrollment is given to students who attend daily. Date Range Example: 10/1/19-1/10/20 ER Reason
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EARLY RELEASE POLICY. Early Release Forms must be submitted and pre-approved for each activity. In some cases, Early Release may be granted without affecting the student’s attendance based on the following conditions:
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EARLY RELEASE POLICY.  The early release policy allows for the following excused absences that are acceptable for early dismissal: they include when it gets dark early, illness, occasional appointments (doctor, dentist, etc.), and court mandated appointments. o Attending a parallel program such as Sports or Special Event o Family Emergencies (i.e. death in the family, Court Ordered Appointment, etc.) o Medical Needs, Illness, or Appointments o Poor weather conditions or transportation issues o If student must walk home before it gets dark. Must have an “I walk/release form” o During standard time, when the days are shorter and it gets dark early. o Conditions in regards to safety
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