IN SPORTS Sample Clauses

IN SPORTS. If the pupil participates in any athletic program governed by the California Interscholastic Foundation (CIF), he/she may not be eligible to participate at the new school. Parent/guardian should check the CIF rules before submitting an application. BY MY SIGNATURE BELOW, I certify that to the best of my knowledge the information provided in this application is true and correct. I understand that issuance of a permit does not guarantee initial enrollment at a particular school site and that the district of attendance has discretion to determine the appropriate school site. Legal Parent/Guardian’s Signature Date INTERDISTRICT ATTENDANCE PERMIT (GRADES K-12) FOR SCHOOL YEARS 20 - 20 (school years determined by receiving school district)
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IN SPORTS. If the pupil participates in any athletic program governed by the California Interscholastic Foundation (CIF), he/she may not be eligible to participate at the new school. Parent/guardian should check the CIF rules before applying. BY MY SIGNATURE BELOW, I certify that to the best of my knowledge the information provided in this application is true and correct. I understand that issuance of a permit does not guarantee initial enrollment at a particular school site and that the district of attendance has discretion to determine the appropriate school site. Legal Parent/guardian’s Signature _ _ Date _ INTERDISTRICT ATTENDANCE PERMIT (GRADES K-12) FOR SCHOOL YEARS 2022- 20 (school years determined by receiving school district) RESIDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT: GRANTED DENIED REQUESTED SCHOOL DISTRICT: GRANTED DENIED Reason(s) for denial: Reason(s) for denial: Authorized Signature (Resident School District) Date Authorized Signature (Requested School District) Date SPECIAL EDUCATION ONLY: Authorized Signature (Resident SELPA) Date Authorized Signature (Requested SELPA) Date This application for an Interdistrict transfer and attendance, and any Interdistrict transfer permit (ITP) granted pursuant to same are governed by the terms of the Interdistrict transfer and attendance agreement entered into between the student’s district of residence and district, which the student has applied to attend, including but not limited to the terms upon which an ITP may be revoked. A copy of the terms of the governing Interdistrict transfer and attendance agreement accompany this application and any resulting ITP, and are otherwise incorporated by reference. DISTRIBUTION: *ORIGINAL – District of Residence *COPY – District of Request *COPY – Requested or Home School *COPY – Parent INTERDISTRICT TRANSFER AND ATTENDANCE AGREEMENT (GRADES K-12) (ITP AGREEMENT) This Agreement is made between the Governing Boards of the resident and requested school district in accordance with the provisions of Education Code section 46600 et seq., and Education Code section 35160. The school districts and parent(s)/pupil are referred to in this Agreement individually as a “Party,” and collectively as the “Parties.” This Agreement applies only to these parties. If the pupil moves out of the district of residence into another district, the parent/pupil must reapply for a new Interdistrict transfer permit (ITP).
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