Late Tuition Clause Samples

The Late Tuition clause establishes the consequences and procedures that apply when tuition payments are not made by their due date. Typically, this clause outlines the imposition of late fees, interest charges, or potential restrictions on student access to classes or records until the outstanding balance is paid. Its core practical function is to encourage timely payment of tuition, deter late payments, and provide a clear framework for addressing overdue accounts.

Late Tuition. There will be a $30.00 per student late charge assessed to all tuition payments received after the 10th of the month. • If the 10th falls on a weekend or holiday, payment is due by 3:00 p.m. the following business day, and no late fee will be charged. • Late fee charges will be posted on the monthly account statement emailed each month.

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Late Tuition. StageLights expects adherence to all payment deadlines, as published in the Rehearsal and Performance Contract. StageLights will charge a late fee of $25 for any payment not received by the deadline. If any payment (including any fees incurred) is more than two weeks overdue, StageLights reserves the right to remove the student from our cast list without refund of any tuition money already paid. StageLights will not honor requests to accept checks dated after the due date or to hold checks past the due date. In such situations, we will charge a late fee as described above.

Late Tuition. $25 late fee is charged if the amount of tuition due on the 1st is not received by midnight (central time) of the 3rd day of the month; likewise, if twice monthly installments are made, a $25 late fee is charged if the second installment is not received by midnight (central time) of the 18th day of the month. Additional late fees accrue for every additional day late (another $10 per day). If the tuition is not paid within one week of the original due date (along with all late fees incurred), your child may be dismissed from care. Late Pick-up: Bright Start Learning Center closes at 6:30 p.m. (except on early closure days due to inclement weather or emergency situations as well as New Year’s Eve, when if falls during the regular work week). You will be charged a late fee for each child not picked up by then, based on the number of minutes late. (Likewise, if later than the designated time on an early closure day, late charges may be incurred.) Charges are billed to your account (and must be paid with the next tuition payment) in increments of $5 for every five minutes late (rounded up, on a per-child basis). Thus, any late pick-up incurs at least a $5 charge. Provision of Food and Allergy Awareness: Your child is served both a morning and afternoon snack. Bright Start Learning Center attempts to accommodate children with known food allergies in the provision of daily snacks; however, if your child has significant allergies to multiple foods, you will need to provide your own supply of snacks. You are responsible for sending in a nutritionally sound lunch with your child each day, with ready-to-eat items that can be served cold or at room temperature; all “cold” items should remain in your child’s lunch box with an ice pack. Children who have a peanut or tree-nut allergy are served lunch at a table free from foods containing those products. If you wish to celebrate your child’s birthday at the center with a cake or other food treat, you must make appropriate arrangements with your child’s teacher or the center director at least one week in advance. The center will need to advise you of any special considerations and alert the parents whose children have allergies. Daily Sign In and Sign Out: Your child must be signed in and out of care daily using the center’s sign in and sign out procedures. The drop-off and pick-up times must be accurately reflected in the daily log or automated system. Children are not allowed to sign themselves in or out. Parents (or gua...