Junior High Sample Clauses
The "Junior High" clause typically establishes specific terms or conditions that apply to individuals or entities classified as junior or subordinate in a particular context, such as junior lenders in a financing arrangement or junior employees in an organizational policy. In practice, this clause might outline the rights, responsibilities, or limitations of junior parties, such as their order of priority in receiving payments or their role in decision-making processes. Its core function is to clearly delineate the status and obligations of junior participants, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring all parties understand their position relative to others.
Junior High. The workday for junior high school bargaining unit members shall be seven (7) hours and twenty-five (25) minutes.
Junior High. A student enrolling in the seventh grade for the first time will be eligible for the first grading period regardless of the previous academic achievement. Thereafter, in order to be eligible, a student in grade 7 or 8 must be currently enrolled in school the immediately preceding grading period and received passing grades during that grading period in a minimum of five (5) of those subjects in which the student received grades.
Junior High. A student promoted from the sixth to the seventh grade automatically meets scholarship requirements. A student promoted from the seventh to the eighth grade automatically meets scholarship requirements for the first semester. The second semester eighth-grade student meets the scholarship requirements for junior high if he/she has successfully passed four (4) academic courses the previous semester. The first semester ninth-grade student meets the scholarship requirements for junior high if he/she has successfully passed four (4) academic courses the previous semester. The second semester ninth-grade student meets the scholarship requirements for junior high if he/she has successfully passed (4) academic courses the previous semester which count toward his/her high school graduation requirements. Ninth-grade students must meet the requirements of the senior high scholarship rule by the end of the second semester in the ninth grade in order to be eligible to participate the fall semester of their tenth-grade year.