OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. 1. The SCHOOL shall maintain sole responsibility for the instruction, education and welfare of its pupils. SCHOOL shall be responsible for providing adequate staffing necessary to maintain the highest level of quality education for its pupils.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. The School agrees to:
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. The School shall:
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. 2.1. To supply the AGENT with comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date information about the SCHOOL, both before and after enrollment. This includes brochures, enrolment forms, and other materials to promote the SCHOOL.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. 5.1. The School undertake to CMO that they will:
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. 62. The school is committed to providing students with a high-quality education in accordance with the curriculum designed based on The National Curriculum for England and Wales and The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. 3.1 The School will provide the Consultant with an adequate number of copies of the School’s documents and details of the School’s entry requirements
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. 3.1 The Principal or his/her duly authorised representative has sole discretion to admit and enrol a prospective learner or to refuse a prospective learner without giving reasons. The Principal or his/ her duly authorised representative may, at his/her sole discretion, grant temporary enrolment to a prospective learner, subject to any terms and conditions that the Principal may impose, at his/her discretion. The Principal may cancel the enrolment (including temporary enrolment) of a Learner in accordance with the Parent-learner Contract and the relevant Gauteng City College High School Policies, including the Gauteng City College High School Admissions Policy, the Gauteng City College High School Admissions Procedure, the Gauteng City College High School Code of Conduct, and School Specific Policies or School Rules.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. A. The School shall provide an appropriate room to be designed as the “training room” for the Athletic Trainer’s use, which training room shall have a taping table, a supply cabinet, a hydroculator, access to an ice machine, a file cabinet with a lock, a chair and a desk, telephone and computer with access to the Internet and be capable of being locked.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. In consideration of the receipt of an NFLP award, the school agrees to perform and comply with the below-listed obligations, as well as all applicable federal statutes, regulations, and policies. The Fund The school will establish an NFLP fund (“the Fund”) to be used only for making NFLP loans to eligible students and for the costs associated with collection of these loans and interest thereon. Costs associated with collection of these loans and interest thereon must be considered reasonable by HRSA (as defined by 45 CFR 75, section 75.404). The school will deposit into the Fund: The FCC, An Institutional Capital Contribution (ICC) equal to not less than one-ninth of the FCC, Collections of principal and interest on NFLP loans made from the Fund, and All other earnings of the Fund. NFLP schools are permitted to retain unused NFLP loan funds in the revolving institutional NFLP fund account without fiscal year restriction. However, unused NFLP grant funds must be used within 18 calendar months from the end of the NFLP- designated budget year period. Institutions failing to do so will be considered non-compliant with NFLP requirements and failure to comply may result in administrative actions up to and including withholding further Federal awards for the project, as well as the suspension and/or termination of the NFLP grant. NFLP schools must have a default rate of not more than five percent. The default rate for each school shall be the ratio (stated as a percentage) that the defaulted principal amount outstanding of the school bears to the matured loans of the school. Failure to meet NFLP requirements may impact NFLP grant funding per Uniform Guidance 2 CFR 200 as codified by HHS at 45 CFR 75. Institutions that exceed a default rate of greater than five percent will be considered non-compliant with NFLP requirements. The default rate is calculated as the percent of the institution’s total outstanding student loan principal subject to repayment which is past due for a period of greater than 120 days. HRSA will assess award recipients for program compliance including to determine whether an institution has a default rate greater than five percent on June 30 of each year. When non-compliance is determined (e.g., an NFLP recipient has a default rate greater than five percent HRSA will notify the institution of its non-compliant status, as well as any required steps to come into compliance, including any necessary action on the part of the grant recipient. Gran...
