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Access Restrictions for General Daytime Students. RCCD shall require that each RCCD student attending classes at the ILC wear the identification badge issued to such student in accordance with Section 7.10 of this Agreement at all times while the student is present on the ILC campus prior to 3:30 p.m. on any School Day. RCCD may require that RCCD students wear such identification badges at any or all other times while present on the ILC campus. The use of identification badges will not guarantee that those present on the ILC campus will remain within the areas in which they are authorized to be present. Therefore, RCCD shall prohibit and make reasonable efforts to prevent any General Daytime Students from entering any classrooms, playgrounds, eating facilities, restrooms and other areas that are being used by, are reserved or designated for use by, or are subject to time-restrictions for use by, Xxxxxx and/or its K-5 students in connection with the services, programs and activities conducted by Xxxxxx at the ILC. Xxxxxx may require that RCCD permanently bar from the ILC campus any General Daytime Student who, as determined by Xxxxxx, willfully violates such prohibition or who, after inadvertently violating such prohibition, does not immediately leave a restricted area or otherwise engages in improper or disruptive conduct while in a restricted area.
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