Student Instruction Sample Clauses

Student Instruction. SBBC shall at all times maintain control over the content of any educational programs and instructional materials provided at the Participating Schools including those provided through the SRO Program. Each SRO will provide instructional activities to the students at his/her assigned school(s) in areas of instruction within the SRO’s experience, education and training. Any activities conducted by an SRO as part of the regular instructional program shall be provided upon prior consultation and coordination with the principal of the Participating School.
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Student Instruction. The School shall at all times maintain control over the content of any educational programs and instructional materials provided at the School including those provided through the SRO Program. The SRO will provide instructional activities to the students at the School in areas of instruction within the SRO's experience, education and training. Any activities conducted by the SRO as part of the regular instructional program of the School shall be provided upon prior consultation and coordination with the school principal.
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Student Instruction. RENAISSANCE shall at all times maintain control over the content of any SRO Program educational programs and instructional materials provided at Renaissance. The SRO will provide instructional activities to the students at Renaissance in areas of instruction within the SRO’s experience, education and training. Any activities conducted by the SRO as a part of the regular instructional program shall be provided upon prior consultation with the principal of Renaissance.
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Student Instruction. The City shall always maintain control over the content of any educational programs and instructional materials provided at the Academy by the SRO through the SRO Program. The SRO will provide instructional activities to the students at the Academy in areas of instruction within the SRO’s experience, education, and training. The SRO will formulate educational crime prevention programs to reduce the opportunity for crimes against persons and property in the school. The SRO will seek permission, guidance, and advice before enacting any new programs within the school.
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Student Instruction. COUNTY shall permit and encourage COUNTY personnel to participate in the instructional phase of the Practical Experience program where such participation would not impair the delivery of services to COUNTY’s clients.
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Student Instruction. The District will provide recurring age-appropriate student instruction designed to increase awareness of what constitutes harassment based on race, gender, or disability, including anti-Semitic harassment. The instruction will discuss the negative effects of such harassment and how students may seek redress for it. By September 30, 2015 and January 30, 2016, the District will provide OCR with evidence that it provided the requisite student instruction during the preceding semesters.
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Student Instruction. Pretest results for all eligible Title I students identified will be sent to the District within 30 days of identification and post-test results will be provided at the end of the school year or within 30 days of the student’s completion of the Provider’s program, whichever comes first. Students shall be placed in the instructional program as determined by the Provider and District based on past academic performance and standardized testing results and in consultation with the Schools. A student schedule will be jointly developed by staff of the Provider and School personnel allowing for maximum instructional services as shown in Attachment A. Services should begin within two weeks of the opening of School and no later than 30 days depending on the private School’s needs and should continue until the School’s allocation expires or until May 15, 2011, whichever occurs first. Student achievement should be measured and reported within 45 days of initiation of tutoring.
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Student Instruction. Students shall be placed in the instructional program as determined by the Provider and School staff based on past academic performance and standardized testing results and in consultation with the District and the Schools. A student schedule will be jointly developed by staff of the Provider and School personnel allowing for maximum instructional services as shown in Attachment A.
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Student Instruction. There shall be a class of operators called student instructors. Student instructors shall be chosen by seniority, must satisfactorily complete a training course and must instruct according to approved training methods. Student instructors shall be paid one dollar ($1.00) per hour over and above their regular rate of pay while instructing.
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