Parents/Legal Guardians Sample Clauses

Parents/Legal Guardians. As the parent of legal guardian of the Participant, a minor child, I affirm that I have the authority to act on behalf of the Participant and, as such, do hereby give my consent for the Participant to participate at a MTA tournament. I declare that I have read and fully understand this entire Consent, Release & Waiver, and that by signing below I agree that all of the provisions of this Consent, Release & Waiver are equally binding upon me, my representatives, heirs, assigns and next of kin, as they are upon the Participant. Parent/Guardian Name: (Please PRINT) Address (if different than above): City: State: Zip: Phone: Parents Email Address (2): (Optional) Parent or Legal Guardian’s Signature Date
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Parents/Legal Guardians. Partner School, including through School Personnel, may send an invitation to parents and legal guardians to use the Services and create accounts for the parents and legal guardians who accept the invitation to use the Services (“Parent Account”). Partner School will provide Summit Learning with a parent’s or legal guardian’s email address, phone number, and information linking the parent to an individual Student User. Upon receiving this information, Summit Learning will automatically send the parent/legal guardian of a Student User an email or SMS text message with details regarding how to activate a Parent Account. Parent Accounts allow parents/legal guardians to track their child’s progress in the Services. Summit Learning, on behalf of and at the direction of a Partner School, may send parents/legal guardians informational text messages from your Partner School, including, but not limited to, messages: (1) providing information related to their or their child’s use of the Services; (2) supplying information that they request; or (3) responding to their inquiries regarding their account or use of Summit Learning. If you as a parent/legal guardian, provide your telephone number to your child’s school, you are consenting to Summit Learning (on behalf of and at the direction of your child’s school) sending informational text messages closely related to the Partner School’s mission. Summit Learning does not charge you for our text message features. But message and data rates may apply, so depending on your plan with your wireless or other applicable providers, you may be charged by your carrier or other applicable providers. If you no longer want to receive such text messages, you may text STOP at any time. After doing so, we will send you confirmation of your opt-out via text message. For more information, please see our FAQs. In essence…We give schools the ability to invite parents and legal guardians of their students to use the Platform. In doing so, they have unique access to the student's education. In addition, through the Platform, we permit schools to engage with families by communicating through emails, text messages, and the Platform itself.
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Parents/Legal Guardians. Partner School, including through Administrator Accounts or School Personnel, may send an invitation to parents and legal guardians to use the Services and create accounts for the parents and legal guardians who accept the invitation to use the Services (“Parent Account”). Partner School will provide Summit Learning with a parent’s or legal guardian’s email address, phone number, and information linking the parent to an individual Student User. Upon receiving this information, Summit Learning will automatically send the parent/legal guardian of a Student User an email or SMS text message with details regarding how to activate a Parent Account. Parent Accounts allow parents/legal guardians to track their child’s progress in the Services. Summit Learning, on behalf of and at the direction of a Partner School, may send parents/legal guardians informational text messages from Partner School, including, but not limited to, messages: (1) providing information related to their or their child’s use of the Services; (2) supplying information that they request; or (3) responding to their inquiries regarding their account or use of Summit Learning.
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