Academy Objectives Clause Samples

Academy Objectives. The goal of the Academy is to enhance the academic and athletic opportunities available to the School’s students beyond the regular school day. The Academy may include a variety of classes which will fall into three categories: (1) classes that directly support and advance students’ academic progress, such as homework support and academic tutoring; (2) classes that complement the school’s art, music and sports offerings; and (3) classes that broaden students’ exposure to interests and activities outside of the traditional academic setting. The Academy is intended to be self-sustaining, with revenues covering direct operating costs so that no additional costs accrue to the School or the PTA/PTO/HSA. As such, the Administrator, with the approval of the PTA/PTO/HSA, will manage academy costs and set class prices to parents (“Academy Fees”). Classes or vendors that are not deemed financially feasible or which do not ▇▇▇▇▇▇ adequate attendance, will not be offered or may be cancelled prior to the beginning of the session. This is to protect the PTA/PTO/HSA, the Administrator and the School from any financial losses.
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Academy Objectives. The goal of the Academy is to enhance the academic and athletic opportunities available to the School’s students beyond the regular school day. The Academy may include a variety of classes which will fall into three categories: (1) classes that directly support and advance students’ academic progress, such as homework support and academic tutoring; (2) classes that complement the school’s art, music and sports offerings; and (3) classes that broaden students’ exposure to interests and activities outside of the traditional academic setting. The Academy is intended to be self-sustaining, with revenues covering direct operating costs so that no additional costs accrue to the School or the PTA. As such, the Administrator, with the approval of the PTA, will manage academy costs and set class prices to parents (“Academy Fees”). Classes or vendors that are not deemed financially feasible or which do not ▇▇▇▇▇▇ adequate attendance, will not be offered or may be cancelled prior to the beginning of the session. This is to protect the PTA, the Administrator and the School from any financial losses.
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Academy Objectives. The goal of the Academy is to enhance the academic and athletic opportunities available to the School’s students beyond the regular school day. The Academy may include a variety of classes which will fall into three categories: (1) classes which directly support and advance students’ academic progress, such as homework support and academic tutoring; (2) programs that complement the school’s art, music and sports offerings; and (3) programs that broaden students’ exposure to interests and activities outside of the traditional academic setting. The Academy is intended to be self-sustaining, with revenues covering direct operating costs so that no additional costs accrue to the School or the SCA. As such, the Administrator, with the approval of the SCA, will manage program costs and set class prices to parents (“Academy Fees”). Classes or vendors that are not deemed financially feasible or which do not ▇▇▇▇▇▇ adequate attendance, will not be offered or may be cancelled prior to the beginning of the session. This is to protect the SCA, the Administrator and the School from any financial losses.
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Academy Objectives. The goal of the Academy is to enhance the academic and athletic opportunities available to the School’s students beyond the regular school day. The Academy may include a variety of classes which will fall into three categories: (1) classes that directly support and advance students’ academic progress, such as homework support and academic tutoring; (2) classes that complement the school’s art, music and sports offerings; and (3) classes that broaden students’ exposure to interests and activities outside of the traditional academic setting. The Academy is intended to be self-sustaining, with revenues covering direct operating costs so that no additional costs accrue to the School or the PFO. As such, the Administrator, with the approval of the PFO, will manage academy costs and set class prices to parents (“Academy Fees”). Classes or vendors that are not deemed financially feasible or which do not ▇▇▇▇▇▇ adequate attendance, will not be offered or may be cancelled prior to the beginning of the session. This is to protect the PFO, the Administrator and the School from any financial losses.
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Academy Objectives. The goal of the Academy is to offer the School’s students access to optional, fee-based enrichment opportunities before and after the regular school day. The Academy may include a variety of classes which will fall into three categories: (1) classes that directly support and advance students’ academic progress, such as homework support and academic tutoring; (2) classes that complement the school’s art, music and physical education curriculum; and (3) classes that broaden students’ exposure to interests and activities outside of the traditional academic setting.
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Academy Objectives. The goal of the Academy is to enhance the academic and athletic opportunities available to the School’s students beyond the regular school day. The Academy may include a variety of classes which will fall into three categories: (1) classes that directly support and advance students’ academic progress, such as homework support and academic tutoring; (2) classes that complement the school’s art, music and sports offerings; and (3) classes that broaden students’ exposure to interests and activities outside of the traditional academic setting. The Academy is intended to be self-sustaining, with revenues covering direct operating costs so that no additional costs accrue to the School or the PTSA. As such, the Administrator, with the approval of the PTSA, will manage academy costs and set class prices to parents (“Academy Fees”). Classes or vendors that are not deemed financially feasible or which do not ▇▇▇▇▇▇ adequate attendance, will not be offered or may be cancelled prior to the beginning of the session. This is to protect the PTSA, the Administrator and the School from any financial losses.
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