Allowable Modifications Sample Clauses
The Allowable Modifications clause defines the extent to which one party may make changes to a product, service, or agreement without breaching the contract. Typically, this clause outlines specific types of modifications that are permitted, such as minor design adjustments or updates to technical specifications, and may require prior written notice or approval for certain changes. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility for necessary updates or improvements while maintaining clear boundaries to prevent unauthorized or disruptive alterations.
Allowable Modifications. The School may make modifications as to the number of students in any particular grade, and number of students within a class to accommodate staffing decisions that are consistent with the School’s programmatic needs; except that, nothing in this Contract shall give the GOVERNING BODY the authority to allow the School to combine students from different grade levels into the same classroom unless the School’s educational program explicitly provides for mixed grade or age education.