On-Site Coordinator Sample Clauses

On-Site Coordinator. Recommendation for and support of the Administrator’s On-site Coordinator (as referenced in Paragraph 4.f below) as reasonably requested including items such as a visible location to check-in Academy students, and available entrance for vendors, etc.
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On-Site Coordinator. The Administrator shall provide an On-site Coordinator during Academy activity times every day the Academy is in session. The PTA/PTO/HSA and/or School will be asked for recommendations for this staff person. However, the Administrator will be responsible for the hiring, management and payment of the On-site Coordinator and reserves the right to replace this person as needed. The On-site Coordinator’s duties include overseeing vendor performance, maintenance of student attendance records, communication with parents regarding attendance. responding to parent's questions, communicating changes or cancellations of classes and liaising regularly with the PTA/PTO/HSA. At the end of each day, the On-site Coordinator shall ensure children in the Academy leave the premises in accordance with their pre-arranged transportation plan and in accordance with school dismissal protocols.
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On-Site Coordinator. The Administrator shall provide an On-site Coordinator during Academy activity times every day the Academy is in session. The PTA and/or School will be asked for recommendations for this staff person. However, the Administrator will be responsible for the hiring, management and payment of the On-site Coordinator and reserves the right to replace this person as needed. The On-site Coordinator’s duties include overseeing vendor performance, maintenance of student attendance records, communication with parents regarding attendance. responding to parent's questions, communicating changes or cancellations of classes and liaising regularly with the PTA. At the end of each day, the On-site Coordinator shall ensure children in the Academy leave the premises in accordance with their pre-arranged transportation plan and in accordance with school dismissal protocols.
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On-Site Coordinator. Support of the PTO and Administrator’s On-site Coordinator (as referenced in Paragraph 4.f below) as reasonably requested including items such as a visible location to check-in Academy students, and available entrance for vendors, etc.
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On-Site Coordinator. The Administrator shall provide an On-site Coordinator during Academy activity times every day the Academy is in session. The PTA and/or School will be asked for recommendations for this staff person. However, the Administrator will be responsible for the hiring, management and payment of the On-site Coordinator and reserves the right to replace this person as needed. The On-site Coordinator’s duties include overseeing vendor performance, maintenance of student attendance records, communication with parents regarding attendance. responding to parents’ questions, communicating changes or cancellations of classes and liaising regularly with the PTA. At the end of each day, the On-site Coordinator shall ensure children in the Academy leave the premises in accordance with their pre-arranged transportation plan and in accordance with school dismissal protocols. In addition, the On-site Coordinator will report any onsite emergencies, including health emergencies including but not limited to any student head injuries and any other injury that may lead to bruising to the parent/guardian of the student, the PTA Xxxxxxx(s), and the PTA President or his/her designee immediately. The On-site Coordinator will also report serious performance issues (e.g., a vendor arriving more than ten minutes late to class; vendor not showing up to class) to the Administrator, the PTA Liaison(s), and the PTA President or his/her designee immediately. If approved by the administrator, the On-site coordinator will allow enrollee parents to view their child(ren)’s classroom so as to assess the class quality and fit for their child(ren). Should a parent’s attendance interfere with classroom functioning, the On-site Coordinator will reach out to the PTA President or his/her designee and/or PTA Liaison(s) to discuss with the parent(s). Should a parent have a concern about a class and request to view their child’s classroom, such a request will be considered by the Administrator and addressed on a case-by-case basis.
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On-Site Coordinator. The Program Manager is the on-site coordinator who oversees the market and, who in addition to the Noblesville Main Street Executive Officer, has the authority to assign vending space, answer questions about permitted goods and other regulations, collect fees and enforce the grievance, code of conduct and/or disciplinary policies as described below. The Program Manager is assisted by the staff and board of directors of Noblesville Main Street. All questions and inquiries should be referred to them.
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On-Site Coordinator. Depending on the size of the group, one or more museum employees will be available at all times during the event.
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On-Site Coordinator. The PTA shall request that the school provide recommendation for and support of the Administrator’s On-site Coordinator (as referenced in Paragraph 4.f below) as reasonably requested including items such as a visible location to check-in Academy students, and available entrance for vendors, etc.
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On-Site Coordinator. The Administrator shall employ an On-site Coordinator who will be present at the School for every scheduled Academy class or activity. The On-site Coordinator’s duties will include: • Managing Academy vendors/instructors • Serving as main point-of-contact with PFO Liaison. • Ensuring Academy students report to their assigned classrooms • Ensuring that Academy students depart the premises in accordance with their pre-arranged transportation plan and school dismissal protocols. • Maintaining Academy attendance records • Parent communication (i.e. responding to parent questions, informing parents about schedule changes or cancellations; etc.) The Administrator will accept candidate referrals for the On-Site Coordinator position from the PFO and School. However, the Administrator will be responsible for the hiring, management and payment of the On-site Coordinator and reserves the right to replace this person as needed.
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