ROOM CONDITIONS Sample Clauses
The ROOM CONDITIONS clause sets out the specific requirements and standards that must be met regarding the physical state and features of a room or premises. It typically details aspects such as cleanliness, maintenance, safety features, and the presence of necessary fixtures or furnishings at the start and end of a lease or occupancy. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause helps prevent disputes between parties by ensuring both sides understand their responsibilities and the condition in which the room should be maintained or returned.
ROOM CONDITIONS. The student is responsible for the condition of his/her assigned room and jointly responsible with other students for his/her residence hall or house and may be fined under the College’s collective assessment policy for damage to the residence hall or house and its common areas, such as lobbies, lounges, halls, elevators, and stairwells in addition to their room or suite. The College reserves the right to levy and collect charges for damages due to unauthorized use of rooms, equipment, or buildings, and for special cleaning necessitated by improper care of rooms or equipment. Each student is required to inspect his or her assigned room upon arrival and submit an online room condition report form to document any problems or malfunctioning equipment that exists at the time so that charges will not be levied against the student unfairly.
ROOM CONDITIONS. 1. Each elementary and secondary teacher shall be provided a classroom desk and lockable cabinet if necessary.
2. Physical arrangement of the room shall be at the discretion of the teacher with the approval of the respective administrator.
ROOM CONDITIONS. Rooms are to be kept neat and orderly at all times. Charges will be made for damage to or unauthorized use or alterations of rooms, equipment or buildings and for special cleaning necessitated by improper care of rooms or equipment. All students on a floor are jointly responsible for care of the common areas and equipment and may be assessed for damages to such areas and equipment.
ROOM CONDITIONS. 1. Each teacher shall be provided an individual teaching station, if space permits, with the necessary equipment.
2. The Board shall provide the supplies necessary for maintaining the best educational program possible.
a. Teacher and administration shall establish by May 15 a minimum budget in areas that require heaviest usage of consumables (i.e., technology, art, home economics, science, labs, etc.).
b. Teacher input shall be sought before cuts are made in requisitions of consumable supplies.
c. Teacher will be notified before any personal materials are removed from his/her room. Daily waste removal shall not be included.
3. The physical arrangement of the room shall be at the discretion of the teacher and principal.
ROOM CONDITIONS. CLEANING: The student is responsible for the condition of their assigned room and jointly responsible with other students for their residence hall or house, and may be fined under the College’s collective assessment policy for damage to the residence hall or house and its common areas, such as lobbies, lounges, halls, elevators, and stairwells in addition to their room or suite. The College reserves the right to levy and collect charges for damages due to unauthorized use of rooms, equipment, or buildings, and for special cleaning necessitated by improper care of rooms or equipment. Each student is required to inspect their assigned room upon arrival and submit an online room condition report form to document any problems or malfunctioning equipment that exists at the time so that charges will not be levied against the student unfairly. The College of Charleston will continue to implement and modify its cleaning protocols to address COVID-19 or other public health or safety emergencies in the interest of minimizing the spread of disease. Residential students will be
ROOM CONDITIONS. The student is responsible for the condition of his/her assigned room and jointly responsible with other students for his/her residence hall or house and may be fined under the College’s collective
ROOM CONDITIONS. CLEANING: The student is responsible for the condition of his/her assigned room and jointly responsible with other students for his/her residence hall or house and may be fined under the College’s collective assessment policy for damage to the residence hall or house and its common areas, such as lobbies, lounges, halls, elevators, and stairwells in addition to their room or suite. The College reserves the right to levy and collect charges for damages due to unauthorized use of rooms, equipment, or buildings, and for special cleaning necessitated by improper care of rooms or equipment. Each student is required to inspect his or her assigned room upon arrival and submit an online room condition report form to document any problems or
ROOM CONDITIONS. CLEANING: The student is responsible for the condition of his/her assigned room and jointly responsible with other students for his/her residence hall or house and may be fined under the College’s collective assessment policy for damage to the residence hall or house and its common areas, such as lobbies, lounges, halls, elevators, and stairwells in addition to their room or suite. The College reserves the right to levy and collect charges for damages due to unauthorized use of rooms, equipment, or buildings, and for special cleaning necessitated by improper care of rooms or equipment. Each student is required to inspect his or her assigned room upon arrival and submit an online room condition report form to document any problems or malfunctioning equipment that exists at the time so that charges will not be levied against the student unfairly. The College of Charleston will continue to implement and modify its cleaning protocols to address COVID-19 or other public health or safety emergencies in the interest of minimizing the spread of disease. Residential students will be required to properly clean their assigned spaces, using a CDC and/or SCDHEC approved disinfectant, including bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and other shared spaces.