Nominal Roll definition

Nominal Roll means the registry of all eligible elementary and secondary students ordinarily resident on reserve and funded by Canada to attend a band-operated, federal, provincial, or private/independent school. To be eligible for the Nominal Roll, a student must be:

Nominal Roll means the annual census of eligible students living on-reserve and attending elementary/secondary school as of September 30.

Nominal Roll means a student count taken annually, in September, of students ordinarily resident on reserve and attending federal, band operated, provincial or private schools at the kindergarten, elementary and secondary level .

Examples of Nominal Roll in a sentence

• The candidates should put his/ her signature and get the signature of the invigilator at the appropriate places in the Nominal Roll or OMR Answer Sheet.D.14.

• If the candidate notices any discrepancy printed on the Hall ticket, as to community, date of birth etc., he/she may immediately bring it to the notice of Department officials/Chief Superintendent in the examination centre and necessary corrections can be made in the Nominal Roll, in the Examination Hall against his/her Hall Ticket Number for being verified by the Department Office.

• Otherwise send I.D. bracelets and Nominal Roll Forms to the staging area with exiting staff.• Packs up resident charts, medications, and MAR books for transportation out of the unit.• Waits for specific order from CEO/Delegate/Fire Department if Personnel Assignment Centre in effect, call Therapeutic Recreation Supervisor to request more staff if needed.• Assign staff to evacuate with residents and stay with them at evacuation site.

• As in prior years, amounts will be recovered by the Ministry based on the Nominal Roll provided by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC).

• I understand that First Nations Students living on reserve do not qualify for Grants from the BC Ministry of Education but that their Band may receive educational Grants through the INAC Nominal Roll System.

More Definitions of Nominal Roll

Nominal Roll. Means the annual census of eligible students living on-reserve and attending elementary/secondary School as defined by the BC Tripartite Education Agreement (BCTEA) as of September 30.

Nominal Roll means the Nominal Roll as defined in BCTEA.

Nominal Roll means the registry of all eligible elementary and secondary students ordinarily resident on reserve and funded by Canada to attend a band-operated, federal, provincial, or private/independent school. To be eligible for the Nominal Roll, a student must be: i. enrolled in a band-operated, federal, provincial, or a private/independent school (including E-learning institutions and Alternative/Outreach schools) recognized by the province in which the school is located as an elementary/secondary institution; ii. a school- student aged 4 to 21 years on December 31 of the school year in which funding support is required and enrolled in Kindergarten 4 through grade 12, or an adult student age 18 and over and enrolled in an Adult Graduation Diploma program, on December 31 of the school year in which funding support is required; and iii. ordinarily resident on reserve; and a student who is ordinarily resident on reserve land that is leased is not eligible to be on the Nominal Roll unless that student is a registered Indian.

Nominal Roll means a list of First Nation students enrolled in a School within SD23 as of sk’əlwístən/September 30 of a school fiscal year, and approved by WFN. The Nominal Roll does not change even if one or more First Nation students withdraws from, or is excluded from, a school program after September 30.

Nominal Roll means the list of approved and budgeted posts within any Managing Ministry in the Public Service, to which persons may be appointed as civil servants officials or employees. In the nominal rolls, the posts are hierarchically ordered and directly linked to the salary and career structure;

Nominal Roll means a list of those First Nation students in an Educational Program as at September 30 of a school year even if a student withdraws from or is enrolled in an Educational Program after September 30.

Nominal Roll means a student who is registered in a Chinook School as of September 30, of a school year and is eligible under the ISC nominal roll criteria.