Records of Attendance Sample Clauses

Records of Attendance. PROVIDER shall maintain daily records of student service provided, including the name/address of student, the name of PROVIDER'S employee who rendered the service and the amount of time of such service. PROVIDER shall permit access to and/or a copy of such records to LEA upon request.
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Records of Attendance. PROVIDER shall maintain a daily student attendance sheet that documents actual hours of attendance and is signed by the student’s parent. The student attendance sheets will be submitted to the Title I Office with the monthly invoice. PROVIDER is paid only for sessions students attend. PROVIDER shall permit access to and/or a copy of such records to BOARD employees upon request. All records of attendance shall be maintained on BOARD SES FORMS. Students must be engaged in tutoring for the entire tutoring session. Parties and social events of any kind are prohibited during tutoring times and must take place outside the regular tutoring session.
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Records of Attendance. PROVIDER shall maintain a daily student attendance sheet of student services. The student attendance sheets are submitted to the School On-Site Facilitator monthly. PROVIDER is paid only for sessions students attend. PROVIDER shall permit access to and/or a copy of such records to BOARD employees upon request. All records of attendance shall be maintained on BOARD SES FORMS. Students must be engaged in tutoring for the entire tutoring session. Parties of any kind are prohibited during tutoring times and must take place outside the regular tutoring session.
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Records of Attendance. PROVIDER shall maintain a daily student attendance sheet that documents actual hours of attendance and is signed by the student’s parent. A student may sign the attendance sheet only if a parent letter granting permission to walk home is on file with the BOARD. The student attendance sheets will be submitted to the Title I Office with the monthly invoice. PROVIDER is paid only for sessions students attend. The BOARD will pay for tutoring sessions that occur only after the attendance sheet is printed. PROVIDER shall permit access to and/or a copy of such records to BOARD employees upon request. All records of attendance shall be maintained on BOARD SES FORMS. Attendance for the month of service must be entered into the BOARD provided data management system no later than day 5 of the month following the month of service. Students must be engaged in tutoring for the entire tutoring session. Parties and social events of any kind are prohibited during tutoring times and must take place outside the regular tutoring session.
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Records of Attendance. PROVIDER shall maintain a daily student sign-in sheet of student services. The student sign-in sheets are submitted to the on-site facilitator monthly. PROVIDER is paid only for sessions students attend. PROVIDER shall permit access to and/or a copy of such records to DISTRICT upon request. All records of attendance shall be maintained on the DISTRICT’S SES FORMS.
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Records of Attendance. For each invoice, Provider shall submit: a. Monthly records of student attendance on a form or forms provided by the District, including the name, and school of student; b. The hourly rate for the service given to the student; c. The name of provider’s employee who rendered the service; d. The amount of time of such service for each day, measured to the nearest thirty (30) minutes; e. The total number of hours of such service for the month; f. The amount due; and payment will be made only if students received the services. Each record shall be signed by a representative of the Provider and a representative of the District.
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Records of Attendance. Provider will keep current all attendance and may be accessed by the district at any time.
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