High School Kitchen Clause Samples

The 'High School Kitchen' clause establishes the terms and conditions under which a kitchen facility within a high school may be used, managed, or accessed. Typically, this clause outlines who is permitted to use the kitchen, such as students, staff, or third-party vendors, and may specify requirements for supervision, cleanliness, and scheduling. Its core practical function is to ensure the safe, organized, and appropriate use of the kitchen space, thereby minimizing risks and clarifying responsibilities for all parties involved.
High School Kitchen. Boiler Rooms at the High School, Middle School, Upper Elementary, Victory School, and Scottville Elementary School
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High School Kitchen. Boiler Rooms at the High School, Middle School, Riverton School, Victory School, and Scottville Elementary School days of the date of such meeting, the Superintendent’s designated representative shall render a decision in writing, transmitting a copy to the employee and/or the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. If, in the event the decision of the Superintendent’s designated representative is unsatisfactory to the employee, and the employee wishes to appeal the grievance to Step Three of the grievance procedure, they must, within five (5) days of said answer, file a copy of the written grievance together with a copy of the decision of the Superintendent’s designated representative with the Superintendent or designated representative.
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