Dismissal from Program. I understand that dismissal from a program because of failure to meet the good standing requirement may result in the loss of all monies paid for participation in my chosen program. Further, I understand that while at the host institution I must comply with all the regulations, customs, and attitudes that govern that institution and my host country. If my behavior is considered unacceptable to UMF and/or the host institution and/or country, I may be required to withdraw from the program. In that situation, neither the University of Maine at Farmington nor the host institution/program sponsor is under any obligation to refund any portion of my program expenses or other personal expenses.
Dismissal from Program. For the safety and general welfare of all Program participants and staff, the Program reserves the right, at its own discretion, to temporarily or permanently dismiss a child whose conduct or influence is determined to be detrimental to the wellbeing of the other children and/or best interest of the Program.
Dismissal from Program. Community Education 191 may require a parent to remove their child from the program if: • The parent refuses to follow the Community Education 191 policies described in the handbook and contract for services which is signed by parents when registering. • The child is unable to adapt to the Community Education 191 Discipline Policy. • Failure to make payments for childcare services. • Five or more behavior reports.
Dismissal from Program. We understand that ATAD reserves the right to dismiss our son or daughter from the program at any time for behavior detrimental to the program. ATAD will provide us with a full report, and the judgement of ATAD in all matters will be final. Actions which may constitute dismissal from program include, but are not limited to, those described in this document. Impact of dismissal from the program: All ATAD support services will be withdrawn. Return home may be at the student's own expense. Student visa may be invalidated. We agree that if our son or daughter should be absent from the Host Family, school or other designated places without prior approval of the Host Family and ATAD, the ATAD Overseas Liaison in the host country may dismiss the student from the program. We agree that ATAD is absolved of all obligations, legal or otherwise, to the student or his/her parents or guardians if the student is dismissed from the program.
Dismissal from Program. In the event that Fully Fit determines, in its sole discretion, that Participant has violated the terms of this Agreement, or upon Participant’s failure to pay to Fully Fit any amount due hereunder, Fully Fit shall have the right to dismiss Participant from the Courses by providing Participant with written notice of such dismissal/revocation in accordance with Section 10, which notice shall be effective upon transmission.
Dismissal from Program. We understand that ATAD reserves the right to dismiss our son or daughter from the program at any time for behavior detrimental to the program. ATAD will provide us with a report, and the judgment of ATAD in all matters will be final. Actions that may constitute dismissal from program include, but are not limited to, those listed under “Student’s Acceptance of Responsibly.” Dismissal from the program will include: Invalidation of the student's visa Withdrawal of all ATAD support services Return home may be at the student's own expense We agree to pay any additional costs incurred by ATAD because of dismissal of our son or daughter from the program. We agree that ATAD is absolved of all obligations, legal or otherwise, to the student or his/her parents or guardians if the student is dismissed from the program.
Dismissal from Program. The PCMSAP Scholar may be dismissed from the Program for failing to successfully complete the Program requirements, as set forth in this Agreement, or under other circumstances as determined at the discretion of Program Coordinator. Circumstances which would warrant automatic dismissal from the Program include: 1) false information provided by the PCMSAP Scholar or the Parent; 2) expulsion from school; 3) drug or alcohol usage; or 4) criminal acts involving theft or violence. Other circumstances, such as: 1) below average grades-2.25; 2) misbehavior or nonattendance at Program events (e.g. monthly Saturday Academies and middle/junior high school meetings); 3) suspension from school; 4) non-attendance of middle/junior high school classes; 5) nonviolent criminal acts, may warrant warning the PCMSAP Scholar that his/her status as a Program participant is in jeopardy, giving him/her a probationary period during which to take corrective action, temporarily suspending him/her from the Program, and/or eventually dismissing him/her from the Program. The Program Coordinator may impose additional academic assistance or attendance requirements in connection with any disciplinary action.
