LATE ARRIVALS/EARLY DEPARTURES Sample Clauses

LATE ARRIVALS/EARLY DEPARTURES. Students are expected to be in their classroom and in their seat, focused, and ready to learn by 7:50 am. In the event your child arrives at school at 7:50am or later,

LATE ARRIVALS/EARLY DEPARTURES. 1. Employees shall notify their supervisors and obtain approval as far in advance as possible whenever they are unable to report for work, know they will be late or need to depart early. Such notice should include a reason for the absence and when they can be expected to report for work. An employee will enter the type of leave they are requesting to be approved in the time accounting system upon return to work. Employees retain the right of privacy of personal and family health information and are not required to report specific diagnoses to the immediate supervisor unless safety or legal concerns dictate otherwise or as referenced in Article 8. In such circumstances, information requested may be provided by the Employee to the immediate supervisor or appropriate Human Resource office. 2. An employee who is less than eight (8) minutes late is not to be reduced in salary or denied the opportunity to work the balance of the employee’s scheduled shift. The employee shall not be disciplined except where there is evidence of a pattern, falsification or neglect. However, this provision is not intended to mean that all lateness or incidence of lateness of eight (8) minutes or more shall incur disciplinary action or loss of opportunity to complete a work shift. 3. The Employer may counsel employees who have attendance problems and discuss possible remedies to correct the problems. The Employer reserves its right to initiate disciplinary action for attendance problems. When email is used to record the arrival and departure times of an employee, the parties agree that an email time stamp may not be an accurate reflection of the exact time that an employee began his or her work day.

LATE ARRIVALS/EARLY DEPARTURES. Check-in after the scheduled arrival date or change in length of stay is considered a cancellation of affected dates is nonrefundable and will be billed in full.

LATE ARRIVALS/EARLY DEPARTURES. Students are expected to be in their classroom and in their seat, focused, and ready to learn by 7:50 am. In the event your child arrives at school at 7:50am or later, an adult must accompany him/her to the office in order to obtain a tardy slip. This slip is mandatory prior to your child proceeding to class. It is important that children learn to follow school routines and procedures as these mirror the routines and expectations that students will experience throughout their lives. Student tardiness not only disrupt the child’s routine, but also the routine of the entire class and the instruction of the teacher. Being absent, tardy in the morning, or checked out of school early can put pressure on a child and will cause them to miss important class instruction. Please make every effort to have your child arrive at school on time each day. If your child is a morning car-rider, please note that being in a busy car rider line is not a valid excuse for being tardy. ● The tardy bell rings for students to be in their classrooms at 7:50 am. ● Tardy students must report to the office to sign in with a parent before reporting to class. An adult must sign a late student in. A note must be provided upon sign in documenting the reason/excuse for the tardy. All tardies are unexcused unless official documentation is provided (i.e., Dr. Xxxxx note)

LATE ARRIVALS/EARLY DEPARTURES. When we set up an appointment, a specific amount of time is reserved especially for you. Late arrivals and unscheduled early departures are discouraged because they are disruptive to our work. Please be advised that no reduction in fees will result from shortened sessions due to a your late arrival or early departure. Initials

LATE ARRIVALS/EARLY DEPARTURES. Students are expected to be in their classroom and in their seat, focused, and ready to learn by 7:50 am. In the event your child arrives at school at 7:50am or later, an adult must accompany him/her to the school front door/office in order to obtain a tardy slip. This slip is mandatory prior to your child proceeding to class. It is important that children learn to follow school routines and procedures as these mirror the routines and expectations that students will experience throughout their lives. Student tardiness not only disrupt the child’s routine, but also the routine of the entire class and the instruction of the teacher. Being absent, tardy in the morning, or checked out of school early can put pressure on a child and will cause them to miss important class instruction. Please make every effort to have your child arrive at school on time each day. If your child is a morning car-rider, please note that being in a busy car rider line is not a valid excuse for being tardy. ● The tardy bell rings for students to be in their classrooms at 7:50 am. ● Tardy students must report to the office to sign in with a parent before reporting to class. An adult must sign a late student in. A note must be provided upon sign in documenting the reason/excuse for the tardy. All tardies are unexcused unless official documentation is provided (i.e., Dr. Xxxxx note)