Instructional Facilities Sample Clauses

The Instructional Facilities clause defines the responsibilities and conditions related to the use and maintenance of spaces, equipment, or resources provided for educational purposes. Typically, this clause outlines which party is responsible for providing classrooms, laboratories, or technology, and may specify standards for upkeep, access, and permitted uses. Its core function is to ensure that adequate and appropriate facilities are available to support instructional activities, thereby preventing disputes over access, quality, or responsibility for educational environments.
Instructional Facilities. A. All areas which are used for purposes of instruction or instructional preparation shall be adequately heated, cooled, cleaned and maintained. These areas will also include a desk and chair for the MBU. In the event that temperatures become a detriment to the instructional process, every reasonable effort shall be made to remedy the problem, including but not limited to the provision of additional heating/cooling units. B. MBUs shall not be required to change teaching stations within a building more than twice per day, unless program or facilities necessitate otherwise. C. Space shall be provided for each MBU within each instructional area to store his/hear instructional materials and supplies.
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Instructional Facilities. A. All areas which are used for purposes of instruction or instructional preparation shall be adequately heated, cooled, cleaned, and maintained. These areas will also include a desk and chair for the MBU. In the event that temperatures become a detriment to the instructional process, every reasonable effort shall be made to remedy the problem, including but not limited to the provision of additional heating/cooling units. B. MBUs shall not be required to change teaching stations within a building more than twice per day unless program or facilities necessitate otherwise. C. Space shall be provided for each MBU within each instructional area to store their instructional materials and supplies. Space with lock and key shall be provided to store personal articles. D. Board space shall be provided in every classroom. Necessary consumable teaching materials including paper shall be provided. Replacement of instructional material necessitated by an emergency shall be completed within five (5) days. Typing, word processing and duplicating facilities to aid the MBUs in the preparation of instructional materials shall be provided.
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Instructional Facilities. A. All rooms which are used for purposes of instruction or instructional preparation shall be adequately heated and cooled and include a desk and chair for the MBU. B. MBUs shall not be required to change teaching stations within a building more than twice per day, unless program or facilities necessitate otherwise. C. Space shall be provided for each MBU within each instructional area to store his/her instructional materials and supplies. D. Space with lock and key shall be provided to store personal articles. E. Chalkboard space shall be provided in every classroom. F. Books, paper, pencils, pens, chalk, erasers and other teaching materials shall be provided. Replacement of instructional material necessitated by an emergency and which is available in the TUSD warehouse, shall be completed within five (5) days. G. Typing, word processing and duplicating facilities to aid the MBUs in the preparation of instructional materials shall be provided.
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Instructional Facilities. A. All areas which are used for purposes of instruction or instructional preparation shall be adequately heated, cooled, cleaned and maintained. These areas will also include a desk and chair for the MBU. In the event that temperatures become a detriment to the instructional process, every reasonable effort shall be made to remedy the problem, including but not limited to the provision of additional heating/cooling units. B. MBUs shall not be required to change teaching stations within a building more than twice per day, unless program or facilities necessitate otherwise. C. Space shall be provided for each MBU within each instructional area to store their instructional materials and supplies. Space with lock and key shall be provided to store personal articles. D. Board space shall be provided in every classroom. Necessary consumable teaching materials including paper shall be provided. Replacement of instructional material necessitated by an emergency shall be
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Instructional Facilities. The Board shall provide a work space, access to a laptop and/or computer, and a file cabinet with drawers for every teacher.
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Instructional Facilities. Sierra College of Beauty occupies a floor space of approximately 5000 square feet which is divided into reception area, offices, dispensary, theory and practical classrooms, clinic, student lounge, and restrooms for male and female students. Dressers, shampoo bowls, sterilizers, manicuring tables and stools, mannequins, dryers, portable dryers, and other equipment is furnished for the benefit of students. Educational classroom equipment consists of VCR equipment, visual aids, and tape records, which are for the use of students. A kit, consisting of all equipment necessary to complete the course, is to be purchased by the students. The cost of the kit is covered under tuition. Facilities for the handicapped can be discussed with the college before enrollment. Sierra College of Beauty does not teach English as a second language. School Location: Take “R” St off ramp, traveling North on highway 99. Keep left on 18th St traveling west three blocks to ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇. School is located in middle of the block on left side of street. Parking lot is adjacent to building on right side. Count of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ bus makes regular stops in front of the Employment Development at ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ in the morning and in the afternoon. Closed for New Year January 3rd, 2017 January Orientation January 4th, 2017 January Class Starts January 8th, 2017 March Orientation March 1st, 2017 Class Starts March 7th, 2017 Orientation May 3rd, 2017 Class Starts May 9th 2017 Closed for 4th of July July 4th, 2017 Orientation July 5th, 2017 Class Starts July 11th, 2017 Orientation September 16th, 2017 Class Starts September 12th, 2017 Orientation November 1st, 2017 Class Starts November 6th, 2017 Closed for Thanksgiving November 23rd and 24th, 2017 Closed for Christmas December 25th and 26th, 2017 B. LEGAL NOTICES AND CERTIFICATION To qualify for admission: 1. You must possess documentation of age. 2. You must possess a Federal approved high school diploma or equivalent. 3. You must be at least 17 years of age. 4. You must be able to pass a basic entrance exam. 5. Transfer hours from another institute must have a Proof of Training document.
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