Pre-K Program Hours Sample Clauses

Pre-K Program Hours. The Provider will make the Pre-K Program available between the hours of 7:50 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. and/or 11:50 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. on such days during the School Year as the District provides classes to elementary school students (“School Days”). (Times may vary depending upon bus routes.) The minimum student contact time shall be 437 hours per year. Pre-K program services shall be delivered for at least 3.10 consecutive hours per school day (Tuesday through Friday) with specific hours of operation agreed to by the Provider and District. It is understood that District has no involvement of any kind with any other services and/or care provided by the Provider. Participants arriving or remaining more than 15 minutes before or after defined preschool are subject to child care fees, which may be assessed by the Provider, directly to the participant’s parent(s) or guardian(s). Provider shall provide appropriate advance notification to parent(s)/guardian(s) and VASD of its policies concerning early arrivals and late departures including all fees and all other financial obligations.
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Pre-K Program Hours. The Provider will be assigned a time on such days during the School Year as the District provides classes to elementary school students (“School Days”). (Times may vary depending upon bus routes.) The minimum student contact time shall be 437 hours per year. Pre-K program services shall be delivered for at least 3.10 consecutive hours per school day (Tuesday through Friday) with specific hours of operation agreed to by the Provider and District. It is understood that District has no involvement of any kind with any other services and/or care provided by the Provider. Participants arriving or remaining more than 10 minutes before or after defined Pre-K hours are subject to child care fees, which may be assessed by the Provider, directly to the participant’s parent(s) or guardian(s). Provider shall provide appropriate advance notification to parent(s)/guardian(s) and VASD of its policies concerning early arrivals and late departures including all fees and all other financial obligations.
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