In-School Sample Clauses
In-School. Suspension refers to an in-school disciplinary consequence for violations of the Student Code of Conduct that removes a student from the regular classroom and places the student in a different in-school setting during the course of the regular school day (including placement in a Behavioral Intervention Center (“BIC”)).
In-School. Principal and interest payments on a ▇▇▇▇ may be deferred by the borrower during the period that the student is enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program at an ITT Technical Institute and is taking at least four (4) credit hours. Upon graduation, the student may defer payment of the ▇▇▇▇ principal and interest for an additional six (6) months (“grace period”). If the student enrolls in another program at an ITT Technical Institute and begins taking courses before or after the end of such six (6) months, the deferral will continue or begin again, as applicable, until such time as repayment is to begin under the terms of these loan criteria. Students whose enrollment terminates prior to graduation, or who are taking less than four (4) credit hours, will have a three (3) month grace period before principal and interest payments begin. Student CU Connect Private Student Loan Program Criteria If the student re-enrolls in an ITT Technical Institute and begins to take at least four (4) credit hours before or after the end of such three (3) month period, the deferral will continue or begin again, as applicable, until such time as repayment is to begin under the terms of these loan criteria. Borrowers will receive quarterly statements while enrolled.
In-School. Principal and interest payments on a ▇▇▇▇ may be deferred by the borrower during the period that the student is enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program at an ITT Technical Institute and is taking at least four (4) credit hours. Upon graduation, the student may defer payment of the ▇▇▇▇ principal and interest for an additional six (6) months (“grace period”). If the student enrolls in another program at an ITT Technical Institute and begins taking courses before or after the end of such six (6) months, the deferral will continue or begin again, as applicable, until such time as repayment is to begin under the terms of these loan criteria. Students whose enrollment terminates prior to graduation, or who are taking less than four (4) credit hours, will have a three (3) month grace period before principal and interest payments begin.
In-School. The student-athlete may not participate in after school practice, game, meet or contest. The student-athlete will not participate or attend any after-school activities.
In-School. Students work with Student Ambassadors on a range of activities that introduce the concept of university and progression pathways.
In-School. Workday/Duty Free Lunch. The total in-school workday of Teachers shall consist of not more than four hundred forty (440) minutes,. except as provided in Sections 9.1 and 9.2. Teachers shall be entitled to a daily duty free lunch period equal to that provided to their students but in no case less than 40 minutes per day.
In-School. Outputs:
In-School. Initial staffing discussions shall be held at a staff meeting prior to the second Monday in March for the purpose of discussing the proposed timetable and staff assignments for the next school year. Pursuant to of this Article, teacher requests for reassignment within a school shall be submitted in writing to the school principal by March Revised staff discussions shall be conducted at a staff meeting held prior to the third Friday in April. Further staffing discussions shall be conducted at a staff meeting held prior to the second Friday in May and pursuant to Clause of this Article requests for reassignment within the school be submitted in writing to the school principal, prior to Posting II.
In-School. WORKDAY Professional Staff Members' workday is not coterminous with the students' day. Subject to paragraph 2 below professional staff members' usual in-school workday shall be seven (7) hours, which will begin no earlier than 7:30 a.m. and shall end no later than 3:30 p.m. provided that the professional staff member has completed all necessary planning and preparation for the following day. The Board and the administration shall determine the student day within these parameters. Each Professional Staff Member shall devote to his/her assignment the time necessary within and beyond the professional staff in-school workday to meet his/her professional responsibilities as has been traditional practice in the profession.