Late Bus Sample Clauses

Late Bus. Transportation of the students of the school to the various points on the route that constitute the circuit determined by the board.
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Late Bus. 15 min. Each bus trip which is fifteen (15) minutes late or more to or from home or school shall be assessed liquidated damages of 50% of the daily rate. 50% of daily rate
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Late Bus. A bus is considered late when it is ten (10) or more minutes late to any scheduled stop and the cause is beyond any reasonable control of Contractor (e.g., parent or school staff delays the bus, traffic, weather, etc.)
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Late Bus. A late bus shall be provided one day per week for any elementary school that requests such. This bus shall leave one hour after normal dismissal time.
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Late Bus. In the event CARRIER does not make the train connection due to mechanical or other reason other than weather, CARRIER will not be held responsible for passenger overnight housing, meals, or alternative transportation service. The CARRIER will honor tickets on the next available scheduled pickup.
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Late Bus. You will be notified if the bus will be seriously late from a field trip. If the bus will not make the morning run, a staff member will drive to the pickup locations to let you know, and wait, if necessary, with the passengers until other arrangements can be made. At Serra: Use the school parking lot on Halifax Street or the school side of Xxxxxx Street. Do Not Block Anyone’s Driveway! In addition to the above LPCC Policies, the following safety precautions will be in place during the pandemic and can be updated at any time.
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Late Bus. A late bus is provided for students staying after school for help, activities, detention and any other legitimate school busi- ness. Do not attempt to take a late bus after having gone to town on personal business or for socializing. It is necessary that you have a late bus pass from the teacher or advisor you are staying with in order to board. The late bus leaves at approximately 3:30 p.m. There is also a 5:00 p.m. late bus to accommodate sports and detention on designated days of the week. (eg. TUES/WED/
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Late Bus. A late bus is provided for students staying after school for help, activities, detention and any other legitimate school business. Do not attempt to take a late bus after having gone to town on personal business or for socializing. It is necessary that you have a late bus pass from the teacher or advisor you are staying with in order to board. The late bus leaves at approximately 3:30 p.m. There is also a 5:00 p.m. late bus to accommodate sports when applicable. Students who wish to drive to school must participate in the CAPE (Council on Addiction Prevention & Education) of Dutchess County, a teen driving program, prior to obtaining a vehicle registration form. The registration form must be obtained from the high school office and signed by a parent. This form will outline the regulations governing student cars on school grounds. On campus parking will be limited to students with a current, valid permit displayed in the front windshield. Lateness could equal loss of driving privileges. Students who wish to park on any School District property accept a co-tenant relationship with the School Administration. Students who park on school grounds without permission will be subject to having their vehicles towed. Any violation of the driving regulations may result in a minimum of one-month suspension of parking privileges.
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