STUDENT PLANNER Clause Samples

The STUDENT PLANNER clause establishes the provision of a planning tool or service designed to help students organize their academic schedules, assignments, or related activities. Typically, this clause outlines the features of the planner, such as calendar integration, task tracking, and reminders, and may specify whether it is provided in digital or physical format. Its core practical function is to support students in managing their time and responsibilities effectively, thereby reducing the risk of missed deadlines and improving academic performance.
STUDENT PLANNER. At the beginning of the school year, each student grades 2-5 will receive a student planner. This planner is intended to be used as a tool to help the student organize his/her daily responsibilities, including homework assignments. If a student loses his/her student planner, he/she will be required to purchase a replacement planner from the office for $2.50.
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STUDENT PLANNER. Every student in grades 1–4 is issued a planner. One planner is issued FREE to each student. Lost or misplaced planners MUST be replaced and purchased by the student for $3.00.
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