Materials Distribution Sample Clauses

Materials Distribution. OSES has a “closed forum” relative to the distribution of materials or posting such materials on school grounds or property. It is for this reason that flyers, brochures and/or other materials may not be handed out on campus prior to, during or following the school day. Unless it is approved by the administration, distribution, selling, ordering and consuming external food items or goods are prohibited, and will be confiscated. • Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Friday: 8:00 am-4:00 pm • Wednesday-8:00 am-3:00 pm • (The availability of the media center is subject to change) • Students must report to the media center with a media center pass from their teacher during regular school hours. Students, who need to use the media center during non-regular school hours, must have a media center pass from an appropriate staff member. • No eating or drinking is allowed in the Media Center at anytime. • Computers are available in the media center for doing academic research, homework, Study Island, etc. Students wishing to use a computer must first show their passes to the media specialist and use only the computer they are assigned computer. Playing games or surfing in the Internet is not allowed. • Students are not allowed to download games, programs, or change any configuration of the computer, including background or letter size. • Students may access the Internet for academic purposes only. A media center pass needs to clearly indicate the purpose of the Internet use. Students are not allowed to use the computers and the Internet for any other reasons. • K – 3rd grade students may check out only one book at a time for duration of a week. 4 – 5th grade students may check out up to two books at a time for duration of two weeks. Students are allowed to extend the return date only for a week, if the books are not recalled or reserved by another user. Reference books, magazines, and reserve materials are not available for check out. • Books and other materials should be returned to the book-return box at the circulation desk so that they will be checked in properly. The materials should not be left on the circulation desk or any place in the media center. • Students with overdue books or who owe library fines will not be allowed to check out any books or use the media center until their overdue books have been returned and all library fines are paid. • The fine for an overdue book is $0.25 per day including weekends. Although the media center specialist may issue overdue noti...
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Materials Distribution. DAS has a “closed forum” relative to the distribution of materials or posting such materials on school grounds or property. It is for this reason that flyers, brochures and/or other materials may not be handed out on campus prior to, during or following the school day. Unless it is approved by the administration, distribution, selling, ordering and consuming external food items or goods are prohibited, and will be confiscated.
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Materials Distribution. NSS has a “closed forum” relative to the distribution of materials or posting such materials on school grounds or property. It is for this reason that flyers, brochures and/or other materials may not be handed out on campus prior to, during or following the school day. Unless it is approved by the administration, distribution, selling, ordering and consuming external food items or goods are prohibited, and will be confiscated.
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Materials Distribution. XXXXX has a “closed forum” relative to the distribution or posting of materials on school grounds or property. It is for this reason that flyers, brochures and/or other materials may not be handed out on campus prior to, during or following the school day. Unless it is approved by the administration, distribution/selling/ordering/consuming external foods/goods is prohibited, and items will be confiscated. Parents may take care of monetary obligations by cash or check. Checks should be made payable to GREEN Charter School. There will be a $25 charge for any check returned to the school by the bank. A photographer will take pictures at school in the Fall. Students must be in uniform and wearing their school polo since these will be used in the yearbook. No students will be allowed to wear hoodies, jackets, vests, or pullovers during these pictures. From time to time, GREEN administration may organize or sponsor sports programs and/or off-campus activities. Unless otherwise specified by the administration, all school rules are in effect in any such school-sponsored activities. Eligibility to participate in such programs and specific policies will be determined and announced by the administration as needed. In order to participate in a sports program, the student must have a minimum average of C. No student will be allowed to participate as long as there is a D or F class average on the last Progress Report. For Fall, the final Report Card from the prior school year will be used. Skateboards, roller blades, and/or scooters (any type), are not permitted on school property. Teachers will issue hall passes to students who have justifiable reasons for leaving the room.
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Materials Distribution. OSS has a “closed forum” relative to the distribution of materials or posting such materials on school grounds or property. It is for this reason that flyers, brochures and/or other materials may not be handed out on campus prior to, during, or following the school day. Unless it is approved by the administration, distribution, selling, ordering, and consuming external food items or goods are prohibited, and will be confiscated. When an item is missing, students should report the missing item to the Administration. At that time, the student should complete a Missing Items Form which will permit the item to be returned to the owner should it be found or located. Should the owner find the item themselves or it be returned directly to them, they should notify the Assistant Principal as soon as the item has been located. Parents, guardians, and students should follow the rules of OSS Pick-Up/Drop-Off Agreement and designated personnel’s directions in the drop off and dismissal area. Student parking permits are contingent on disciplinary actions, tardiness, and GPA. Please refer to student parking pass formsfor detailed requirements. Student parking passes may be suspended and revoked due to the failure of adherence to school rules and requirements. There are several opportunities at OSS which a parent can volunteer. Among these are jobs as library assistants, cafeteria aides, clinic volunteers, room representatives, and instructional partners. Contact the office for more information about being a volunteer at OSS. Each volunteer must be registered and approved by the OCPS volunteer system, ADDitions.
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Materials Distribution. Buyside Partners will be responsibility for the creation of, review, cleanup, expansion and maintenance of CLIENT's financial mailing list of brokers and analysts targeted for direct mail. Responsibility also includes; supervising the distribution of investor kits, news bulletins, shareholder reports, profile reports and feature article reprints to existing investors and potential analysts, fund managers, retail brokers and targeted financial media. Buyside Partners also offers the usage of its premises as CLIENT's information base in the investment community, to stock CLIENT's financial materials and facilitate convenient handling of broker/analyst inquiries and requests for literature.
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Materials Distribution. OSD may choose whether Tutorific drops materials off at the district or at each school and OSD’s decision will not alter the per session price. For courses which rely on Tutorific providing materials and this is reflected in the price, Tutorific shall supply the amount of materials and/or the number of “sets” of materials based on OSD projections and the minimum per-session cost will be based on those projections.
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Materials Distribution. DAS restricts the distribution of outside materials and the posting of such materials on school grounds or property. Therefore, flyers, brochures, and other outside materials may not be handed out on campus before, during, or after the school day. Additionally, unless approved by the administration, the distribution, sale, ordering, and consumption of external food items or goods are prohibited and will be confiscated.
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Materials Distribution. ❑ Provide an item or flyer for the conference bag $1,000 $ GRAND BALLROOM FOYER ❑ One exhibit space $2,500 $ ❑ Additional space (s) $1,000 each $ Due to varying ceiling heights and power availability, the exact location of your display will be determined by the RTIP based on your specific needs. Included in the exhibit fee is a skirted table, two chairs and 500 xxxxx of power (this easily powers a laptop, LCD or DVD). PRIVATE MEETING ROOMS ❑ Standard room $ ❑ Large room $ HOSPITALITY PARLORS AND PRIVATE SUITES ❑ Hospitality parlors $ ❑ Private suites $ Please inquire for details of specific locations and amenities OUTSIDE LOCATION ❑ Unique displays such as EXHIBITOR EXCLUSIVE ❑ Place an electronics charging station in front of your commercial space for the event duration; recognition signage included. $500 (1 available) $
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