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SCHOOL REGULATIONS. Teachers should be familiar with all district and building regulations and cooperate with principals and the rest of the teaching staff in seeing that the rules and regulations are carried out. It shall be the responsibility of the building administrator(s) to provide copies of these written regulations to each teacher. It is understood that teachers, at times, may find it necessary to make personal calls. Outgoing personal phone calls should be limited to emergencies or business that cannot be handled after hours. The District shall be reimbursed for all personal long distance calls.
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SCHOOL REGULATIONS. User agrees to abide by all policies, rules and regulations of School, including, but not limited to, the following: A. Rental commitments shall be made only to such groups whose purpose is not antithetical to the purposes of School, nor should the activities programmed by User - no matter what priority User may have – be such that School would be embarrassed to host them. B. User and its attendees and guests shall comply with all normal traffic, parking, building use, and personal conduct restrictions imposed upon the regular School community. These include prohibitions on the use of any alcoholic beverage, liquor, illegal narcotics and drugs, and the observance of non-smoking. User agrees to comply with all reasonable requests and regulations provided by School officers and/or representatives regarding health and safety considerations. C. School property, buildings and facilities will be used by User in a careful and prudent manner so as to prevent loss, defacement or damage. No open flames shall be permitted in any indoor facility. No open flames shall be permitted in outdoor facilities without the express written consent of the School. No trampoline, springboard or other person-propelling device shall be permitted. D. Permission to decorate any School building, facility or room must be obtained from the Community Services Office in advance in writing. Thumb tacks, nails, screws, or scotch tape will not be used for fastening decorations to any building, facility, or furniture (including floors). All decorations must be fireproof and erected in such a way as to not harm School property. User is liable for damage caused due to use of decorations, including, but not limited to, fire. E. User shall not post any signs nor pound any stakes into any area of the School lawn or grounds without expressed prior authorization from the Community Services Office, nor make any changes of any nature to School property. User shall not use any equipment or supplies of School without School’s express written consent. User may not use any electrical equipment/appliances without the express written consent of School. F. User shall not distribute advertising or merchandise or any printed matter on School property without the express written consent of School. G. If excessive cleanup is necessary after User and its attendees and guests have vacated the facilities, User will be charged for cleanup costs. H. User shall obtain and pay for all necessary permits and licenses neces...
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SCHOOL REGULATIONS. PLUS operates a zero tolerance policy on the the possession and/or use of drugs, alcohol, tobacco products (including e-cigarettes and vaping products) violence, racism, bullying and classroom disruption. These will not be tolerated at any centre, during activities or when on excursions. Students are expected to abide by PLUS’ regulations, and demonstrate reasonable standards of conduct within and outside the classroom. Failure to do so will result in expulsion. In this case, no refunds will be given. If, in spite of a PLUS sponsorship letter, the British Embassy or American Embassy does not grant a visa, PLUS shall reimburse the initial deposit paid on the pro forma invoice, upon receipt of a copy of the formal Embassy document confirming such refusal. Cancellation charges still apply (Please refer to section 8 of PLUS’ Terms and Conditions).
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SCHOOL REGULATIONS. The School Regulations which apply are set out in the Parent Handbook and other documents published from time to time. Parents are requested to read these documents carefully with the Pupil before they accept the offer of a place.
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SCHOOL REGULATIONS. A. Familiarity with Regulations
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SCHOOL REGULATIONS. All JSerra regulations apply to the Homecoming Dance as it is a school- sponsored event.
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