Responsibilities of the School. The School will:
Responsibilities of the School. 1. The SCHOOL will plan and determine the adequacy of the educational experience of the students in theoretical background, basic skill, professional ethics, attitude and behavior and shall assign to the HOST AGENCY only those students who have satisfactorily completed the prerequisite didactic portions of the SCHOOL’s curriculum.
Responsibilities of the School. Board regarding determination of student eligibility before participating in the dual enrollment program and the monitoring of student performance while participating in the dual enrollment program The School Board is responsible for determining if the student is eligible to be tested for the dual enrollment program. Students who have a 3.0 unweighted high school grade point average and who have an interest in participating in dual enrollment should be referred to their high school guidance counselors to discuss the eligibility requirements for the program. The high school must inform all students who plan to participate in dual enrollment of their obligation to complete an online TCC application. The high school is responsible for advising students relative to ensuring that they meet the requirements for high school graduation. The high school is also responsible for advising students about Bright Futures. It is TCC’s responsibility to monitor student performance in TCC’s dual enrollment courses. The School Board and TCC should exchange student transcripts in order to make sure that students are eligible to continue in the dual enrollment program. TCC is responsible for assigning grades for dual enrollment courses. The School Board is prohibited from changing any grade (once assigned by the college) when posting it to the high school transcript.
Responsibilities of the School. The District employs one Registered Nurse who will coordinate and assist the School Physician/Physician Assistant with the services referenced above. • The School Nurse will coordinate services for all on-site examinations in consideration of the School Physician/Physician Assistant’s schedule based on availability of the School Physician/Physician Assistant. • The School will give adequate notice of need for examinations to the CHMC for scheduling purposes. School agrees to pay CHMC the annual stipend of twelve thousand dollars ($12,000.00) for said services to be paid in four payments, commencing July 01, 2017 until June 30, 2018. The service period is July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018; with acknowledgement of annual renewal by July 31st with mutual agreement of both parties. Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxxx Exec. Director of Practice Management Superintendent Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx Medical Center Xxxxxxx-Xxxx Central School
Responsibilities of the School. 3.1 To hold public liability insurance for at least five million pounds which covers all reasonably foreseeable risks arising from the presence of Volunteers or other Number Champions representatives on the School’s premises in furtherance of the Agreement. On request, the School will provide a copy of insurance policies it holds to Number Champions.
Responsibilities of the School. A. The School represents to Best Buy that:
Responsibilities of the School. Tallygaroopna Primary School will: continue to integrate ICT across the curriculum to create and expand learning and teaching possibilities to engage its students. inform the school community of any amendments that are made to this policy. regularly provide information to the school community about cybersafe practices and the responsible and effective use of iPads.
Responsibilities of the School. 1.1 The School will keep confidential all documents, data, information, and other material provided to or obtained by either of the parties related to: service recipient care; Student performance; the particular mental health, physical, learning or environmental disabilities, challenges, or conditions, or personal circumstances of Students; and all other information identified by either party as confidential or personal information, in accordance with social work values and the CASW Code of Ethics, the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (ATIPPA) and other applicable privacy legislation, the CYCP Act of Newfoundland and Labrador and successor legislation, and the terms of the Agency/School BSW Field Practicum Agreement and the BSW Field Practicum - Information Sharing Agreement. Students in the Field Setting will have access to patient/client personal information that is subject to strict confidentiality provisions under the CYCP Act and information obtained during field practica will only be shared with the School on a non-identifying or de- identified basis, unless permitted by the CYCP Act. Within the School, said information may be accessed by School-based Field Instructors, Field Education Coordinators, BSW Student Services Coordinator and the Field Secretary. Within Field Settings, said information may be accessed by Field Instructors, Agency Mentors, and Agency Coordinators. The Xxxx of the School shall have access to said information in the case of an appeal or other special circumstances. Other persons may have access to said information, subject to mutual agreement by Students, Field Settings, and the School.
Responsibilities of the School. 3.1 The School will keep records of who has enrolled in the School Club.
