Option to Withdraw Sample Clauses

The Option to Withdraw clause grants one or both parties the right to exit an agreement under specified conditions before its natural conclusion. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for providing notice, any required fees or penalties, and the timeframe within which the withdrawal can occur. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility and manage risk by allowing parties to disengage from the contract if circumstances change or certain criteria are not met.
Option to Withdraw. A student may withdraw without penalty from a charter school at any time and enroll in another local school in the school district in which the student resides. A student who is suspended or expelled from a charter school as a result of a disciplinary action taken by a charter school shall be entitled to enroll in a local school within the local school system in which the student resides if, under the disciplinary policy of the local school system, such student would not have been subject to suspension or expulsion. In such instances, the local school system shall not be required to independently verify the nature or occurrence of the applicable conduct, or any evidence relating thereto.
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Option to Withdraw. A student may withdraw without penalty from a charter school at any time and enroll in another local school in the school district in which the student resides. ● Academic and/or Behavioral Contract - Students who have been given consequences based on Step 3 of the disciplinary cycle in any category will be asked to enter into an academic and behavioral agreement. Failure to sign the agreement by the parent and/or student will not hinder the school administration from taking any further actions. ● ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY - Students who commit the following offenses will automatically be expelled; issuing a bomb threat; participation of a gang organization; distribution, sale, or attempted sale of alcohol or controlled substances (drugs, i.e. marijuana, etc.) or counterfeit drugs; distribution, sale, or attempted sale of controlled paraphernalia (pipes, papers, etc.); use of alcohol or a controlled substance at the school premises or school sponsored events; arson; repeated offenses of bullying or sexual harassment or misconduct; assault or battery of a school employee, volunteer, or student, assault or battery to a student at the discretion of the administration; possession of a deadly weapon; and the use of dangerous weapons to threaten, intimidate or injure. GREEN uses a School-wide Classroom Management Plan in which all faculty and staff work in a cooperative systematic effort to encourage a successful learning environment. This plan is designed to ensure an effective learning atmosphere for all students and to curtail any minor inappropriate behaviors that disrupt the learning environment.
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Option to Withdraw. A student may withdraw from a charter school at any time and enroll in another public school as determined by district school board rule. (F.S. 1002.33(10)(g)). Contact the campus registrar to begin the withdrawal process. Expulsion (EXP) Florida law (Section 1003.01, Florida Statutes) defines “expulsion” as the removal of the right and obligation of a student to attend a public school under conditions set by OCPS and for a period not to exceed the remainder of the term or school year and one (1) additional year of attendance. Expulsions may be imposed with or without continuing educational services and shall be reported accordingly. All Level IV Offenses may result in a one (1) year expulsion from all OCPS schools with or without continuing educational services. Some Level IV offenses require a mandatory one (1) year expulsion as provided by the zero-tolerance policy outlined in Florida Statutes and this Code of Conduct; these offenses include: firearm/weapon possession/use and/or threats or false reports. Please note the term “expulsion” is interchangeable with “full exclusion” and “expelled.” Restorative Circle Restorative circles are a research-based approach to promoting inclusivity, relationship building, and problem-solving within school culture and climate. It features a continuum of proactive and responsive interventions and strategies designed to prevent disciplinary offenses in violation of the Code of Conduct. The Orange County Public Schools (OCPS) have implemented Restorative Practices to meet the unique needs of students who have committed disciplinary infractions. A trained staff member (e.g., administrator, teacher, or counselor) facilitates the circles, where the person who caused harm and the person who was harmed participate. These restorative methods involve using affective statements, restorative questions, community-building circles, and conflict-resolution circles. Moreover, Restorative Practices aim to build a school culture that prioritizes developing and maintaining relationships among educators and students, with all voices being heard as problems are addressed and resolved. Through Restorative Practice, students learn social-emotional and conflict-resolution skills that reduce conflict. Successful completion of Restorative Practices can be an acceptable alternative to suspension or other disciplinary responses. Students at OSS are always expected to exhibit appropriate behavior. However, to encourage students to go beyond the e...
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Option to Withdraw. Either Direct Digital or Settlement Class Counsel, on behalf of the Settlement Class, shall have the option to withdraw from the Settlement Agreement, and thereby render this Settlement null and void, if (a) any Party breaches any material provision of the Settlement Agreement or the Preliminary Approval Order, or fails to fulfill any material obligation hereunder or thereunder; (b) the Court fails to give final approval to any portion of the Settlement Agreement or any aspect of the Settlement; or (c) upon such other grounds as may be agreed by the Parties or permitted by the Court. Any election made by a Party to terminate this Agreement pursuant to this paragraph shall be made in writing (which may be my e-mail or facsimile) no later than seven (7) days prior to the Fairness Hearing.
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Option to Withdraw. Either Defendants or Class Counsel, on behalf of the Class Members, shall have the option to withdraw from the Agreement, and thereby render this Agreement null and void, if (a) the Court fails to give Preliminary Approval to any portion of the Agreement or any aspect of the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Class Members, the cost to or burden on Defendants, the content or extent of notices to Class Members, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement; (b) the Court fails to give Final Approval to any portion of the Agreement or any aspect of the Agreement that would affect the benefits provided to Class Members, the cost to or burden on Defendants, or the scope of any of the releases contemplated in this Agreement; or (c) upon such other grounds as may be agreed to by the Parties or permitted by the Court. In addition, Defendants have the option to withdraw from the Agreement if more than 150 members of the Class opt out of the Agreement.
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Option to Withdraw. CorVel and Class Counsel, on behalf of the Settlement Class, shall have the option to withdraw from the Settlement Agreement, and thereby render this Settlement null and void, if (i) Plaintiff or CorVel breaches any material provision of the Settlement Agreement or the Preliminary Approval Order, or fails to fulfill any material obligation thereunder; (ii) if 700 or more members of the Settlement Class file timely Requests for Exclusion from the Settlement Class; (iii) if members of the Settlement Class having $5 million or more in PPO and Usual and Customary Reductions during the period from February 5, 1995, and September 24, 2008, file timely Requests for Exclusion; (iv) the Court fails to give final approval to any portion of the Settlement Agreement or any material aspect of the settlement; (v) the attorney general or other authorized officer of the United States or any state, or any representative of any local, state, or federal agency or branch of government, intervenes in the Litigation or advises the Court in writing of opposition to the terms of the Settlement Agreement; or (vi) upon such other grounds as may be agreed by the Parties or permitted by the Court.
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Related to Option to Withdraw

  • Right to Withdraw Unless otherwise agreed, each Holder shall have the right to withdraw such Holder’s request for inclusion of its Registrable Securities in any Underwritten Offering pursuant to this Section 2.02 at any time prior to the execution of an underwriting agreement with respect thereto by giving written notice to the Company of such Holder’s request to withdraw and, subject to the preceding clause, each Holder shall be permitted to withdraw all or part of such Holder’s Registrable Securities from a Piggyback Registration at any time prior to the effective date thereof.

  • Right to withdraw Sale to withdraw, postpone and call off the sale of the Property at any time prior to the auction date and before the fall of the hammer; and

  • RIGHT TO WITHHOLD If work under this Contract is not performed in accordance with the terms hereof, Government will have the right to withhold out of any payment due to Contractor, such sums as Government may deem ample to protect it against loss or to assure payment of claims arising therefrom, and, at its option, Government may apply such sums in such manner as Government may deem proper to secure itself or to satisfy such claims. Government will immediately notify the Contractor in writing in the event that it elects to exercise its right to withhold. No such withholding or application shall be made by Government if and while Contractor gives satisfactory assurance to Government that such claims will be paid by Contractor or its insurance carrier, if applicable in the event that such contest is not successful.

  • How to Withdraw Consent If you have registered for the Service and you wish to withdraw your consent to have Communications provided in electronic form, you must cancel any pending transfer requests (within the time period permitted by the Service cancellation policies) and stop using the Service. There are no fees to cancel a pending transfer request (as long as such cancellation is made within the time period permitted by the Service cancellation policies).

  • RIGHT TO WITHHOLD PAYMENT LEA may withhold payment to CONTRACTOR when: (a) CONTRACTOR has failed to perform, in whole or in part, under the terms of this contract; (b) CONTRACTOR has billed for services rendered on days other than billable days of attendance or for days when student was not in attendance and/or did not receive services; (c) CONTRACTOR was overpaid by ▇▇▇ as determined by inspection, review, and/or audit of its program, work, and/or records; (d) CONTRACTOR has failed to provide supporting documentation with an invoice, as required by EC 56366(c)(2); (e) education and/or related services are provided to students by personnel who are not appropriately credentialed, licensed, or otherwise qualified; (f) LEA has not received prior to school closure or contract termination, all documents concerning one or more students enrolled in CONTRACTOR’s educational program; (g) CONTRACTOR fails to confirm a student’s change of residence to another district or confirms the change or residence to another district, but fails to notify LEA within five (5) days of such confirmation; or (h) CONTRACTOR receives payment from Medi-Cal or from any other agency or funding source for a service provided to a student. It is understood that no payments shall be made for any invoices that are not received by six (6) months following the close of the prior fiscal year, for services provided in that year. Final payment to CONTRACTOR in connection with the cessation of operations and/or termination of a Master Contract will be subject to the same documentation standards described for all payment claims for regular ongoing operations. In addition, final payment may be withheld by the LEA until completion of a review or audit, if deemed necessary by the LEA. Such review or audit will be completed within ninety (90) days. The final payment may be adjusted to offset any previous payments to the CONTRACTOR determined to have been paid in error or in anticipation of correction of documentation deficiencies by the CONTRACTOR that remain uncorrected. (a) the value of the service CONTRACTOR failed to perform; (b) the amount of overpayment; (c) the entire amount of the invoice for which satisfactory documentation has not been provided by CONTRACTOR; (d) the amount invoiced for services provided by the individual not appropriately credentialed, licensed, or otherwise qualified; (e) the proportionate amount of the invoice related to the applicable pupil for the time period from the date the violation occurred and until the violation is cured; or (f) the amount paid to CONTRACTOR by Medi-Cal or another agency or funding source for the service provided to the student. If LEA determines that cause exists to withhold payment to CONTRACTOR, LEA shall, within ten (10) business days of this determination, provide to CONTRACTOR written notice that LEA is withholding payment. Such notice shall specify the basis or bases for LEA’s withholding payment and the amount to be withheld. Within thirty (30) days from the date of receipt of such notice, CONTRACTOR shall take all necessary and appropriate action to correct the deficiencies that form the basis for ▇▇▇’s withholding payment or submit a written request for extension of time to correct the deficiencies. Upon receipt of CONTRACTOR’s written request showing good cause, ▇▇▇ shall extend CONTRACTOR’s time to correct deficiencies (usually an additional thirty (30) days), otherwise payment will be denied. If after subsequent request for payment has been denied and CONTRACTOR believes that payment should not be withheld, CONTRACTOR shall send written notice to LEA specifying the reason it believes payment should not be withheld. ▇▇▇ shall respond to CONTRACTOR’s notice within thirty (30) business days by indicating that a warrant for the amount of payment will be made or stating the reason ▇▇▇ believes payment should not be made. If ▇▇▇ fails to respond within thirty (30) business days or a dispute regarding the withholding of payment continues after the LEA’s response to CONTRACTOR’s notice, CONTRACTOR may invoke the following escalation policy.