Student Reports. 36.1. Pursuant to Section 4(2) of the School Regulation, teachers will be responsible for providing at least five (5) reports of student progress to parents per year as follows:
Student Reports. The district encourages any adult who witnesses sexual harassment to intervene on the victim's behalf and immediately report the harassing conduct. The district does not, however, require any person to directly confront the harasser. Any student who believes that they are a sexual harassment victim, or who knows of conduct that may constitute sexual harassment should report the alleged acts to a teacher, counselor, principal, or designated District Compliance Officer. The report may be verbal or written. Using a formal reporting form is not required. If a student wants to use a form, one is available from the school office, school library, counseling office, and the District Compliance Officer. Any teacher or counselor to who alleged sexual harassment is reported shall immediately notify the school principal of the alleged acts, or if the complaint involves the principal, immediately notify the District Compliance Officer. The principal shall immediately forward written reports to the District Compliance Officer. If the principal receives a verbal report, the principal shall immediately notify the District Compliance Officer and, as soon as possible, forward a written report to the District Compliance Officer. The report shall not be screened or investigated before it is forwarded to the District Compliance Officer. Failure to forward any sexual harassment report or complaint shall result in disciplinary action.
Student Reports. The College Board hereby grants the Client a limited, nonexclusive, nontransferable, non-assignable right to use the score reports and individual student data for internal purposes only, which includes client-wide training sessions, as long as the data used during training preserves the confidentiality of students. The Client may not use or distribute the score reports externally or to third parties without the express written consent of the College Board.
Student Reports. A student's progress is reported at the end of each fifth week period, and report cards are distributed at the end of each nine weeks. Parents are to take advantage of opportunities to communicate with their child's teacher through notes, email, calls, visits, or meetings at a mutually convenient time. Notes, calls, visits, and meetings will be kept in a teacher log. District-wide parent/teacher conferences are held at the end of the first and during the third nine week period. In addition to communicating with the teacher, parents communicate an important message to their children about their interest in the child's progress and the importance of school. Our best partners in providing an outstanding educational program are our parents.
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Student Reports. PROVIDER will be expected to develop a treatment plan for each student assigned to the emotional support class and to share all reports, data, communication, records, and information with DISTRICT for any DISTRICT funded child. Specifically, this will include, but not be limited to: (a) session logs containing schedule and attendance information, submitted monthly; (b) phone logs and parent contact information, submitted monthly; and (c) input in the data collection and progress monitoring process. There is no issue of confidentiality, as PROVIDER of services is an extension of DISTRICT. Furthermore, if parents request written documents from PROVIDER, PROVIDER will refer the parent to DISTRICT Student Records Officer to ensure proper procedures are followed for the release of records.
Student Reports. The College Board hereby grants the Client a limited, nonexclusive, nontransferable, non- DocuSign Envelope ID: 25E5F221-8755-4592-A52A-A1590841B550 assignable right to use the score reports and individual student data for internal purposes only, which includes client-wide training sessions, as long as the data used during training preserves the confidentiality of students. The Client may not use or distribute the score reports externally or to third parties without the express written consent of the College Board.
Student Reports. The district encourages any adult who witnesses sexual harassment to intervene on the victim's behalf and immediately report the harassing conduct. The district does not, however, require any person to directly confront the harasser. Any student who believes that they are a sexual harassment victim, or who knows of conduct that may constitute sexual harassment should report the alleged acts to a teacher, counselor, principal, or designated District Compliance Officer. The report may be verbal or written. Using a formal reporting form is not required. If a student wants to use a form, one is available from the school office, school library, counseling office, and the District Compliance Officer. Any teacher or counselor to who alleged sexual harassment is reported shall immediately notify the school principal of the alleged acts, or if the complaint involves the principal, immediately notify the District Compliance Officer.
