Parental Cooperation Sample Clauses

Parental Cooperation. The parties agree to give support to each other in their roles as parents and to take into account the views of the other for the physical and emotional well-being of . Each party agrees to seek to obtain the agreement of the other, in advance, with regard to any activity of that could reasonably be expected to be of substantial concern to the other. The parties agree that major decisions affecting

Parental Cooperation. Children need both of their parents' love and support. We agree to leave our child out of adult discussions about our parenting plan and all other aspects of our divorce. We will not discuss the other parent in a negative way in the presence of or within the hearing range of our child and will not allow others to do so. We will advise others about the importance of not speaking negatively about either parent around our child. In addition, we agree to support our child in loving each of us, so that the children feel free to express love and attachment to both of us in each other’s homes. Direct Communications. We will encourage our child to discuss their grievances against a parent directly with the parent in question. We will discuss our concerns directly with the other parent without our child present. Expectations and Routines. We agree to support consistent expectations and routines for our child, which may include shared expectations regarding homework, curfew, bedtime, television/movie appropriateness & restrictions, phone restrictions and chores. We agree on the following expectations: Parental Communication. We recognize that communication between parents is very important and we agree to keep communication open by: Telephone:

Parental Cooperation. In order to maintain good discipline in a school, parental cooperation and support are essential. We make every effort to be fair and just with the students. If you have any questions or concerns about assignments, procedures, or discipline in a classroom please contact the teacher to discuss the matter. Questions brought to the administration will be followed up after parents have discussed concerns with the teachers.

Parental Cooperation. In order to maintain good discipline in a school, parental cooperation and support are essential. We make every effort to be fair and just with the students. If you have any questions or concerns about assignments, procedures, or discipline in a classroom please contact the teacher to discuss the matter. Questions brought to the administration will be followed up after parents have discussed concerns with the teachers. A principal goal of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Catholic School is to develop in the student a respect for self and others, pride in one’s appearance, and good conduct. These qualities aid in establishing a proper learning environment. To help develop these traits, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Catholic School has adopted a dress code policy which is considerate of our aim to promote a feeling of equality for all while discouraging competition in dress. A respectful dress code helps promote a safe and appropriate learning environment free from distractions, while contributing to students’ preparation for success beyond adolescence. Our uniform was designed with the following factors and priorities: • Affordability • Neatness • Distinction • Character • Spirit • Comfort • Consistency • Modesty Our dress code includes three classifications of uniforms:

Parental Cooperation. The parties agree to give support to each other in their roles as parents and to take into account the views of the other for the physical and emotional well-being of __________. Each party agrees to seek to obtain the agreement of the other, in advance, with regard to any activity of ___________ that could reasonably be expected to be of substantial concern to the other. The parties agree that major decisions affecting _____________________'s health, welfare, education and upbringing shall be made by _______________, after discussion and consultation with one another. The only exception to this provision shall be that of an emergency reasonably necessitating immediate attention and decision-making. Marital Settlement Agreement - 5

Parental Cooperation. A. The Mother and Father shall apply their best efforts to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ the respect, love and affection of the child toward each parent, encourage good moral and ethical character in the child and shall cooperate fully in implementing a relationship with the child that will provide the maximum feeling of security possible. B. The parties shall cooperate fully in implementing the agreed upon parenting schedule while accommodating the child’s educational, athletic, and social activities, and either or both parents may attend appropriately planned activities. C. Each parent shall refrain from discussing the conduct of the other parent within the hearing or in the presence of the child except in a laudatory or complimentary way. D. Under no circumstances shall the question of child support, either as to amounts, manner or transmission of payments, be raised in the presence or hearing of the minor child. E. Neither parent shall threaten to withhold parenting time from the other parent because of non-payment fo child support or other reasons not related to the safety of the minor child. Payment of child support shall not be withheld because of denial of parenting time. Neither parent shall threaten to prevent or delay the return of the child after a period of parenting time. F. Each parent shall work with the other parent to arrange visitation schedules that take into account the child’s educational, athletic and social activities. G. Each parent shall prepare the child both physically and mentally for the time scheduled with the other parent. H. The minor child shall be made available at the time mutually agreed upon for parenting time. The party having parenting time shall make every effort to be punctual in picking up and returning the child and the other party shall prepare the child for said parenting time. All arrangements for parenting time and any deviation from the agreed upon schedule shall be discussed and resolved between the parties and without the involvement of the minor child. I. Ech parent shall advise the other parent as soon as possible if there is a conflict which may make them unable to meet their parenting time commitments. J. Neither parent shall question the child regarding the activities or personal relationships of the other parent. K. Neither parent shall expose the child to any immoral conduct between the parent and any member of the opposite sex or the same sex. L. Neither parent shall drink alcohol to excess or use illegal drugs at any ti...

Parental Cooperation. Parental cooperation is required for continued enrollment. Parents are expected to cooperate in good faith with the implementation and enforcement of all ▇▇▇▇▇▇ the ▇▇▇▇ policies and procedures as stated in the Handbook and requested by the principal. When so advised by the administration, parents will seek special testing, counseling, or other special services within a set period of time. Parent will support discipline consequences. Parental behavior or failure to cooperate shall be grounds for removal of any student from the school. Additionally, parents are expected to speak and act in a Christian, positive manner. Disrespectful behavior, vulgar language, verbal or physical abuse may cause a situation where a family may be required to withdraw their child(ren) from the school, or a family may not be invited to return the following year.

Parental Cooperation. [ ] It is in the child’s best interest for the parent to cooperate with DCYF and provide a current address and phone number to the social worker at all times. Within two weeks of the entry of this order, the parents should provide additional information necessary for placement and notice purposes including: (a) The names, addresses, and phone number of any relatives or other suitable persons who may be placement resources for the child. (b) The names, addresses, phone numbers and other identifying information of any alleged parent(s) of the child. (c) Any known information regarding possible membership in or descent from an Indian tribe. (d) Information necessary to determine financial eligibility for services or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care.