Student Activities. 4.1 Involvement in campus activities In the past year, students involvement in campus activities (often or very often) ranged from 1 in 5 who participated in student clubs (11% very often) or on-campus student recreational and sports programs (8% very often) to fewer than 1 in 10 attended home games of university athletic teams (3% very often), participated in student government (3% very often), or attended campus cultural events (2% very often).
Student Activities. Student activity assignments described on Schedule "C" shall be compensated as therein provided. An activity not included on Schedule "C" shall receive such compensation as established by the Board at the time the activity is approved.
Student Activities. Adult participants shall at all times be present and shall chaperone students assigned by group leader. Adult participants will supervise and monitor the movement of students throughout the activity. Adult participants will insure that no .students enter areas specifically prohibited. Adult participants will insure that no students enter any rooms or areas that are not appropriately chaperoned by two adults. Adult participants will use safe environment practices such as not meeting with students in secluded areas; making sure enough adults are chaperoning all activities; observing other adults who are interacting with youth; and notifying OYYAM staff of any inappropriate activities throughout the duration of the activity. Adult participants will respect that the sessions are designed for the benefit of students and will refrain from excessive questions or participation in the sessions. The possession or use of alcohol, tobacco, drugs, or weapons of any kind by students or adult participants is not permitted. Failure to abide by this Code of Behavior may result in a request for the adult to leave the premises.
Student Activities. Section 1. Extra-curricular activities shall not include teaching activities addressed in Article 32, and shall be defined as follows:
Student Activities. A Member may receive up to five (5) days' pay for the time used in student activities where his/her student is an active participant such as:
Student Activities. Whenever teachers accompany students to regional, state or national competitions or other student oriented meetings, as approved by the Superintendent, he/she shall be reimbursed for the cost of lodging, meals, registration fees, and transportation in addition to his/her regular salary. If requested by a unit member in the area of the competition, at least one (1) unit member who teaches the course work of the area of the competition in which a student is participating shall be approved to accompany the student(s) to regional or state competitions. The instructor (unit member) who works with the student(s) or a team of students shall, if he/she requests, be approved to accompany such students to national competition. In no case shall the ratio exceed one (1) such unit member to ten
Student Activities. Student duty assignments described on Schedule B shall be compensated as therein provided.
Student Activities. (Percent of BA Base rounded to nearest half dollar.) Class Advisor 7-10 1.1% Class Advisor 11-12 2.4% School Play Director 4.0% Destination Imagination 2.0% Destination Imagination Coach 1.1% High School Cheerleading 5.8% Junior High Cheerleading 2.0% Chaperons-Day .145% Chaperons-Night .100% Yearbook 4.9% Driver Education .070% Camp Xxxxxx Advisor 2.0% Camp Xxxxxx Assistant 1.0% Noon Supervisor 1.8% National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 1.0% Student Council 2.8% Audio Visual 5.8% Band 9.2% High School Bowl 1.5% SADD 1.4% Elementary Student Council 1.4%
Student Activities. Rolling Hills Public Charter School’s Principal and staff will determine the school’s student activities, as appropriate and necessary, including student government, student organizations, trips, before and after school care, interscholastic and intramural sports and activities, band, orchestra, and choir.
Student Activities. 4.1 Involvement in campus activities In the past year, students’ involvement in campus activities (often or very often) ranged from those who participated in student clubs (21%) to student government (5%). Table 14: Involvement in campus activities since last September (% often or very often) All students (n=14,760) Group University of Manitoba (n=581) 1 (n=3,531) 2 (n=6,238) 3 (n=4,991) Participated in student clubs (ACT5) 21% 17% 22% 23% 19% Participated in on-campus student recreational and sports programs (ACT6) 16% 11% 17% 16% 17% Attended campus social events (ACT1) 12% 11% 13% 11% 10% Attended public lectures and guest speakers on campus (ACT2) 9% 9% 9% 9% 11% Attended home games of university athletic teams (ACT7) 7% 8% 7% 6% 4% Attended campus cultural events (ACT3) 7% 7% 6% 7% 6% Participated in student government (ACT4) 5% 4% 5% 6% 7%
