Valuable Property definition
Examples of Valuable Property in a sentence
An employee's election to retain ownership of Valuable Property or to receive full reimbursement is final upon the employee's receipt of reimbursement funds for a course, and such election may not be changed for any reason.
Employees must disclose to the District prior to seeking or accepting reimbursement whether they received Valuable Property while taking a course.
In this instance, the District shall assume complete ownership of the Valuable Property as part of the District's inventory.
For any course in which an employee receives Valuable Property (the term "Valuable Property" means any electronic device (i.e., iPad, iPod, tablet, laptop, television, etc.) or any other item that may be used for personal or non-education related purposes after the conclusion of the course, and which use is not limited to the subject matter being taught.
Purchase the Valuable Property from the District by deducting the cost of the item as reported by the institution or, if such information is not available, the fair market value of the Valuable Property from the amount of tuition costs to be reimbursed to the employee.
Receive the full reimbursement of the tuition costs for the course and forfeit any and all ownership interest and right to possession or personal ownership of the Valuable Property.