Parental Obligations Sample Clauses

Parental Obligations. 12.1 Parents must complete and submit to Amity a medical questionnaire for each student. Parents must inform Amity of any health or medical condition, disability or allergy that their child has or subsequently develops, whether long-term or short-term, including any infections. If Amity so requires, due to a health risk either presented by a student to others or presented to a student 12.2 Parents will inform Amity of any situations where special arrangements may be needed in relation to their child. 12.3 Amity is entitled to treat any instruction, authority, request or prohibition received from any Parents who has signed this Contract as having been given on behalf of all Parents.
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Parental Obligations. 12.1 Parents must complete and submit to Amity a medical questionnaire for each student. Parents must inform Amity of any health or medical condition, disability or allergy that their child has or subsequently develops, whether long-term or short-term, including any infections. If Amity so requires, due to a health risk either presented by a student to others or presented to a student by others or by reason of a virus, pandemic, epidemic or other health risk, Parents will undertake to keep their child at home and not permit them to return to Amity until such time as the health risk has been averted. 12.2 Parents will inform Amity of any situations where special arrangements may be needed in relation to their child. 12.3 Amity is entitled to treat any instruction, authority, request or prohibition received from any Parents who has signed this Contract as having been given on behalf of all Parents.
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Parental Obligations. 12.1 Parents must complete and submit to Amity a medical questionnaire for each student. Parents must inform Amity of any health or medical condition, disability or allergy that their child has or subsequently develops, whether long-term or short-term, including any infections. If Amity so requires, due to a health risk either presented by a student to others or presented to a student by others or by reason of a virus, pandemic, epidemic or other health risk, Parents will undertake to keep their child at home and not permit them to return to Amity until such time as the health risk has been averted. There will be no refund of tuition feed for any period of absence. 12.2 Parents will inform Amity of any situations where special arrangements may be needed in relation to their child. 12.3 Amity is entitled to treat any instruction, authority, request or prohibition received from any Parents who has signed this Contract as having been given on behalf of all Parents. 12.4 Amity adheres to Dutch law and Leerplicht requirments regarding student attendance and punctuality. 12.5 Amity does not accept any responsibility for the welfare of students while off Amity premises and before or after the end of the school day unless he/she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of the school staff. 12.6 If Parents have cause for concern as to a matter of safety, care, discipline or progress they must inform Amity without delay. 12.7 In the case of students receiving any type of Additional Learning Support, Amity has the right to terminate the enrollment without any recourse to the courts and without any compensation in the following instances: 12.7.1 If Parents fail to disclose information relevant to learning, emotional or behavioural issues that affect the learning abilities of the student; 12.7.2 If Parents fail to agree in following up the recommendations of the School for additional educationa additional support, (including but not limited to, tiered support, assessments/counselling or additional therapies). 12.8 In order to fulfil Amity’s obligations, Amity needs Parent’s cooperation, in particular by: fulfilling their own obligations under the Terms and Conditions. These include but are not limited to: 12.8.1 Ensuring all Early Years students are fully toilet trained before starting school; 12.8.2 Encouraging students in their studies; 12.8.3 Giving appropriate support at home; 12.8.4 Keeping Amity informed of matters which ...
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Parental Obligations. 10.1. The School operates to a regular timetable and it is a contractual obligation on the part of the parent to ensure that the child attends all school days. 10.2. Parents must inform the school in writing of any potential or prolonged absence of the Student. 10.3. The Parent must not (and shall ensure that other parents and guardians of the Student do not) use social media in a manner that defames EtonHouse and/or any its related entities or violates the privacy or confidential information of the staff or other students of EtonHouse.
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Parental Obligations. 1. All enrollment forms MUST be completed and submitted to the director prior to your child’s start date. Including a copy of your child’s immunization records. 2. A parent and/or guardian of the child’s is legally required to sign the child in and out on the appropriate register daily. The signature must be legible. 3. A parent or guardian shall see that the child is dressed appropriate in “play clothes” when brought to school. 4. A parent or guardian shall notify the school when a child is absent. 5. A parent or guardian must give 30 day notice before decreasing their child’s enrollment or forfeit the difference in tuition rate. 6. A parent or guardian shall give 30 day notice or forfeit two weeks tuition and fees, when wishing to withdraw their child from our program. 7. A parent or guardian shall refrain from reprimanding children or other families on the school premises. 8. A parent or guardian shall come to school for conferences when asked to do so by a member of the school’s staff.
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  • Total Obligation The total obligation of the State for all compensation and reimbursements to the Grantee under this grant agreement will not exceed $dollar amount.

  • Repayment Obligation In the event that any State and/or federal funds are deferred and/or disallowed as a result of any audits or expended in violation of the laws applicable to the expenditure of such funds, the Contractor shall be liable to the Agency for the full amount of any claim disallowed and for all related penalties incurred. The requirements of this paragraph shall apply to the Contractor as well as any subcontractors.

  • Money Unless expressly stipulated otherwise, all references herein to "dollars," "money," "funds," "payments," "prepayments" or other similar financial or monetary terms, are references to currency of the United States of America.