Desert Springs PreparatoryParent and Student Agreement • November 30th, 2022
We are committed to providing quality instruction and challenging learning experiences in a safe and respectful environment, which will foster lifelong learning and responsible citizenship.
Parent and Student Agreement Form 2017-2018Parent and Student Agreement • February 10th, 2022
I/We the parent(s)/guardian(s) of the above named, have read the Show Choir Constitution, the Estimated Show Choir Participation Costs Sheet, and the Tryout and Practice Schedule found in the Choir Handbook. We understand all the requirements, expectations, and consequences for improper actions. We understand the director, with the assistance of school administration, has the authority to remove a student from the ensemble. We know that the director’s decisions regarding student placement within groups is final and we will not question the decision. As parents, we realize that we WILL be called upon to assist the ensemble by volunteering throughout the year (INCLUDING SIGNING UP FOR 2 SHIFTS TO WORK AT SW SHOWDOWN!), and
Parent and Student Agreement Form 2018-2019Parent and Student Agreement • March 13th, 2022
I/We the parent(s)/guardian(s) of the above named, have read the Show Choir Constitution, the Estimated Show Choir Participation Costs Sheet, and the Tryout and Practice Schedule found in the Choir Handbook. We understand all the requirements, expectations, and consequences for improper actions. We understand the director, with the assistance of school administration, has the authority to remove a student from the ensemble. We know that the director’s decisions regarding student placement within groups is final and we will not question the decision. As parents, we realize that we WILL be called upon to assist the ensemble by volunteering throughout the year (INCLUDING SIGNING UP FOR 2 SHIFTS TO WORK AT SW SHOWDOWN!), and will make every effort to assist the ensemble on behalf of our son/daughter. Our family is aware of the $600 cost required per student to continue to have a program of LSW’s caliber. Our financial responsibility is to pay $500 to cover costume costs. We will plan to fu
HARRISBURG ONLINE PROGRAM (H.O.P.) Elementary K-4 Parent and Student Agreement 2021-2022 School YearParent and Student Agreement • August 17th, 2021
The goal of the Harrisburg Online Program (HOP) is to provide a dynamic opportunity for Harrisburg School District (HSD) students in kindergarten through high school to participate in online courses as well as courses and activities at their neighborhood school.
PARENT AND STUDENT AGREEMENTParent and Student Agreement • October 28th, 2020
I confirm that I have received, read, and fully understood the entirety of the Ashbury College Return to School Protocols 2020-2021, including the expectations of parents and students, and the importance of cooperation by parents and members of the School community in ensuring a healthy and safe return to school. This confirmation includes, as applicable, adherence to any quarantine requirements for students and/or co-arriving families entering Canada from international locations that follow emergency orders under the Quarantine Act.
Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • September 8th, 2021
We are excited to be able to provide your student with a computing device while enrolled at ICSD. These computers/iPads are to be used by the student for learning purposes only and are the property of Independence Community School District. Please note the following conditions of the program:
PARENT AGREEMENTParent and Student Agreement • December 9th, 2021
Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • June 21st, 2022
We are excited to be able to provide your child with a laptop or Chromebook computer while they are enrolled in Wilkes County Schools. These laptops and Chromebooks are to be used by the student for learning purposes only. Please note the following conditions of the program:
PARENT AND STUDENT AGREEMENTParent and Student Agreement • September 4th, 2020
I confirm that I have received, read, and fully understood the entirety of the Ashbury College Return to School Protocols 2020–2021, including the expectations of parents and students, and the importance of cooperation by parents and members of the School community in ensuring a healthy and safe return to school.
NEW DIRECTIONS INDEPENDENT STUDY Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • October 23rd, 2015
We understand that New Directions is unable to accommodate rescheduled appointments. We agree that the student will attend his/her weekly appointment on time with 100% work completion.
PARENT AND STUDENT AGREEMENTParent and Student Agreement • November 5th, 2021
PArENT AND STUDENT AGREEMENTParent and Student Agreement • April 16th, 2012
After the student has begun the second unit of instruction or 12 days have passed since getting access to their class no refunds will be given.
Acalanes Union High School District Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • November 3rd, 2020
Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • October 12th, 2021
or she is enrolled at ICSD. These laptops are to be used by the student for learning purposes only and are the property of Independence Community School District. Please note the following conditions of the program.
Securing Parent and Student Agreement and Active SupportParent and Student Agreement • August 21st, 2018
The success of a school-wide system lies in the relationship built between parents, staff, and students of the school community. This relationship begins with communication. Parents will be informed about current school issues, success, and concerns through school-wide newsletters, classroom teacher updates, the school website, parent meetings, and parent handbooks. The idea is that by keeping parents well-informed, the plan will be more successful.
PARENT AND STUDENT AGREEMENT (Please print all information)Parent and Student Agreement • August 17th, 2015
Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • July 10th, 2020
We, parent and student, understand that inappropriate behavior towards another group member, private party, church property, vehicles, the property or persons or churches we may visit during an event may result in student being financially liable for their actions. In the event of property damage, the student and parent agree to reimburse all damages caused by the student. Should it be necessary for my child to return home due to medical or disciplinary reasons, the undersigned shall assume all transportation costs.
Securing Parent and Student Agreement and Active SupportParent and Student Agreement • August 19th, 2019
The success of a school-wide system lies in the relationship built between parents, staff, and students of the school community. This relationship begins with communication. Parents will be informed about current school issues, success and concerns through school-wide newsletters, classroom teacher updates, the school website, parent meetings and parent handbooks. The idea is by keeping parents well-informed the plan will be more successful.
Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • September 30th, 2024
By signing below, both parent(s)/guardian(s) and student agree to the following terms for participation in the Horace Mann Elementary Yearbook Committee:
Parent and Student Agreement Form 2020-2021Parent and Student Agreement • December 23rd, 2021
I/We the parent(s)/guardian(s) of the above named, have read the REVISED Show Choir Constitution, the Estimated Show Choir Participation Costs Sheet, and the Tryout and Practice Schedule found in the Choir Handbook. We understand all the requirements, expectations, and consequences for improper actions. We understand the director, with the assistance of school administration, has the authority to remove a student from the ensemble. We know that the director’s decisions regarding student placement within groups is final and we will not question the decision. As parents, we realize that we WILL be called upon to assist the ensemble by volunteering throughout the year (INCLUDING SIGNING UP FOR 2 SHIFTS TO WORK AT SW SHOWDOWN!), and will make every effort to assist the ensemble on behalf of our son/daughter. Our family is aware of the $600 cost required per student to continue to have a program of LSW’s caliber. Our financial responsibility is to pay $500 to cover costume costs. We will pl
PARENT AND STUDENT AGREEMENTParent and Student Agreement • December 11th, 2020
□ I confirm that I have received, read, and fully understood the entirety of the Ashbury College Return to School Protocols 2020–2021, including the expectations of parents and students, and the importance of cooperation by parents and members of the School community in ensuring a healthy and safe return to school. This confirmation includes, as applicable, adherence to any quarantine requirements for students and/or co-arriving families entering Canada from international locations that follow emergency orders under the Quarantine Act.
PARENT AGREEMENTParent and Student Agreement • May 23rd, 2022
PARENT and STUDENT AGREEMENTParent and Student Agreement • July 24th, 2023
Student Planner and Handbook 2011-2012 Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • February 25th, 2022
As a parent or guardian of a student at Morgan Elementary School, I understand that my child will be more successful at school because I am involved with the school and the teachers.
HARRISBURG ONLINE PROGRAM (H.O.P.) Middle School Parent and Student Agreement 2021-2022 School YearParent and Student Agreement • August 16th, 2021
The goal of the Harrisburg Online Program (HOP) is to provide a dynamic opportunity for Harrisburg School District (HSD) students in kindergarten through high school to participate in online courses as well as courses and activities at their neighborhood school. We believe that every student, staff and community stakeholder should be treated equitably. Our focus is to eliminate disparities among all groups. Apply an equity-informed, anti-racist, and anti-oppressive lens to promote culturally sustaining and revitalizing educational systems that support every child.
Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • July 19th, 2017
Parents will view this document as part of the online registration process and will provide a digital signature within the registration process.
ContractParent and Student Agreement • July 8th, 2020
Osceola Virtual School requires a commitment from all school stakeholders. These stakeholders include the student, parent/guardian, director, professional school counselor, instructors and testing coordinator. OVS courses are delivered online and students are not required to attend a physical class in a brick and mortar school. Although there is not a physical classroom that students go to daily, students must meet all public school regulatory requirements set forth by School District of Osceola County and Virtual Instruction Programs. Listed below are the expectations/requirements for participation in Osceola Virtual School. Failure to comply with one or more of these as determined by the school director or designee is grounds for dismissal from the “Virtual School Option”.
Parent and Student AgreementParent and Student Agreement • February 4th, 2020
The Classical Academy of Sarasota holds that excellence, the pursuit of virtue and the principles of self- government, as espoused by America’s Founding Fathers, are the foundation for a happy and prosperous life. These principles are a part of all that we do as a school. Our board, administration, faculty and staff support these principles, and we desire our families and students to reflect these ideals. By signing below, you acknowledge that you are willing to join with TCA in teaching and adhering to the above principles and that the information provided in this application is accurate. In addition, you also agree to the following guidelines:
