Identify Yourself. To the extent you interact with Customers , you will prominently and unequivocally inform the Customer of your identity at all points of interaction so that the Customer can readily distinguish your business from any other party, such as one of your suppliers of products or services, including Helcim. Further, you must ensure that the Customer understands who is responsible for the card transaction, including delivery of the products (whether physical or digital) or provision of the services that are the subject of the Transaction, and for customer service and dispute resolution, all in accordance with the terms applicable to the Transaction.
Identify Yourself. You must clearly identify Yourself to Our services in order to proceed with the creation of a Gandi handle, which is required to subscribe to and use Our services (see Article 4). It is also Your responsibility to assure comply with the mandatory clauses that pertain to any activity or use of Our services on the Internet, when it is required by applicable law, notably in a way that allows third parties to easily contact You and to notify You of any complaint or content that is illicit or prejudicial. Notably, for example, You must be sure that each website that You may run via one of the many services provided by Gandi and associated with Your Gandi Account must contain legal mentions. In any case, You acknowledge that it is Your personal responsibility to strictly abide by all obligations that pertain to You due to Your activity, professional or not, and/or to Your status (registered activity, for example), so that Gandi is never bothered by this, and We recommend that You consult with a legal professional of Your choice in order to be sure that You are in conformity with all Your legal, regulatory, and professional obligations.
Identify Yourself. You must identify yourself to any staff member who asks you, and be willing to produce ID if necessary. This is a safety issue and failure to do so will result in consequences by the administration.
Identify Yourself. You must clearly identify Yourself to Our services in order to proceed with the creation of a Walled Networks handle, which is required to subscribe to and use Our services (see Article 4). It is also Your responsibility to assure comply with the mandatory clauses that pertain to any activity or use of Our services on the Internet, when it is required by applicable law, notably in a way that allows third parties to easily contact You and to notify You of any complaint or content that is illicit or prejudicial. Notably, for example, You must be sure that each website that You may run via one of the many services provided by Walled Networks and associated with Your Walled Networks Account must contain legal mentions. In any case, You acknowledge that it is Your personal responsibility to strictly abide by all obligations that pertain to You due to Your activity, professional or not, and/or to Your status (registered activity, for example), so that Walled Networks is never bothered by this, and We recommend that You consult with a legal professional of Your choice in order to be sure that You are in conformity with all Your legal, regulatory, and professional obligations.
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Identify Yourself. You must identify yourself to any staff member who asks you, and be willing to produce ID if necessary. This is a safety issue and failure to do so will result in consequences by the administration. C ell Phones/Electronic Devices Teachers will be responsible for maintaining our school wide cell phone/electronics policy. Rules should be posted in the classroom and in the syllabus. If a student refuses to comply with the school wide cell phone/electronics policy it will be considered insubordination, a referral will be sent to the office, and your parents/guardians will be contacted. A parent/guardian may have to pick the phone/electronics up from the main office for repeated violations. We know cell phones are a part of life and that we use them for many different purposes. However, let’s respect the learning environment and make sure they are not being used at school to create drama. A pplicable RCW/WAC 9.68A.011xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/rcw/default.aspx?cite=9.68A.011 , 9.68A.040xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/rcw/default.aspx?cite=9.68A.040 9.68A.050xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/rcw/default.aspx?cite=9.68A.050 , 9.68A.060xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/rcw/default.aspx?cite=9.68A.060 9.68A.070xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/rcw/default.aspx?cite=9.68A.070 , 9.68A.075xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/rcw/default.aspx?cite=9.68A.075 RCW 9.68.130xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/RCW/default.aspx?cite=9.68.130 Text messaging and other forms of communicating through forms of social media are not allowed during class time. Taking pictures with your cell phone or electronic device is also not OK. This can land you in serious legal trouble! Transmitting inappropriate messages or images is not allowed and can also land you in serious trouble with the school, and law. S earches The school has the right to search student lockers, desks, backpacks, persons, cars, and storage areas if there are reasonable grounds to suspect a violation of school rules. Please understand this and don’t bring something to school that you shouldn’t (RCW 28A.600.210). L ittering If you are caught littering, you will be politely asked to pick up your trash. If it becomes a real issue, you will give up your time to come and pick up trash. It’s an old school, but we all take care of it! T heft If you bring something of value to school, you assume the risk of it being stolen. Schools are not liable for this. Protect your property! Respect other people’s property as well. H azing/Intimidation
