School Services. 7. The School agrees that it will provide the Agency with up to date materials and information on:
School Services. School hereby agrees that it will provide the services, including facilities and personnel, described in Exhibit C (“Statement of Work - Services”), attached hereto and made part hereof (collectively, “Services”). Exhibit C may be amended from time to time, as agreed to by the parties. School agrees that it will provide such Services solely in the manner approved by Foundation. School shall provide, prior to the effective date of this Agreement, documentation to Foundation, which shall be satisfactory to Foundation in its discretion, of School’s authorization to perform the Services. Without limiting the foregoing, any required documentation is listed in Exhibit B. For Review
School Services. Section 1 - School Profile Shortly after founding the Immaculate Heart of Xxxx Xxxxxx in approximately 1878, the Holy Ghost Fathers had a school built. The original structure was a two-story log building with two classrooms on the ground floor and living quarters for the pastor on the second floor. Lay women were the first teachers and by 1884 there were 83 students in the school. In 1924 the Blue Hill School was built with first through eighth grades. Three grades were taught in each classroom. Benedictine Sisters from St. Scholastica Convent in Fort Xxxxx were sent to run the school. In 1927 the Pulaski County School District took control of the school, thereby making it a public school. During this time the nuns were paid their salaries by the District. In 1953 Blue Hill School withdrew from the District and once again became a parochial school. Under the guidance of Very Rev. Msgr. Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxxxx, a larger school was built and dedicated in 1960. A new addition was built in 1991, adding three classrooms and a library. Enrollment continued to increase and another addition had to be made. The Parish Life Center was added in 1998 providing more classrooms, a cafeteria, and a gymnasium. Immaculate Heart of Xxxx School is made up of a dynamic faculty, a diverse student body and a community of loving families. Our small classes and individual attention focus on a strong academic curriculum and solid Christian values while expanding to meet our ever-changing educational needs.
School Services. The Beaufort County School District shall provide educational and school services to the Property on the same basis as it provides to other residents within the County.
School Services. 9.6West of England Combined Authority requires that the Service Provider follows a Safe Recruitment process which will mean no driver shall be used on any contract until they have completed a DBS check, all references are taken up and satisfied, employment records are checked and any gaps accounted for.
School Services. Public school services are now provided by the Lancaster County School District. Developer acknowledges that County has no authority or responsibility for providing public school services in the County.
School Services. Unless directed by CITY in writing, CONTRACTOR will, during 1699 the term of this Agreement, provide all Xxxxx Unified School District facilities, as listed in Exhibit 1700 6 and as such Exhibit may be amended by CITY from time to time, with Recyclable and 1701 Compostable Materials Collection services at no additional cost to the school or CITY. 1702 10.07.1 CONTRACTOR shall provide all CITY Facilities and all schools in 1703 the Xxxxx Unified School District with BatteryTracker™ mail back boxes for the Collection of 1704 household batteries at no additional cost to the school or CITY. 1705 ARTICLE 11. Construction and Demolition Debris Services 1706 11.01 General. CONTRACTOR shall perform Construction and Demolition Debris 1707 Services as described in this Agreement as set forth below. CONTRACTOR shall provide all 1708 labor, insurance, supervision, machinery, and equipment, plant building, tipping fees, permits, 1709 licenses, materials, supervision and other items necessary for the performance of the services 1710 under this Agreement. 1711 11.02 Construction and Demolition Debris Service. The Construction and Demolition 1712 Debris Service to be performed by CONTRACTOR shall include the following: 1713 11.02.1 Collection of Construction and Demolition Debris (Recyclables, 1714 commingled Recyclables, and non-recyclables) from construction contractors and other 1715 Construction and Demolition Debris Generators from construction sites. CONTRACTOR shall 1716 respond by the end of the next Work Day to requests by SFD, MFD, or Commercial 1717 Customers for Construction and Demolition Debris Service and shall provide the appropriate 1718 Container for such Collection according to the circumstances; 1719 11.02.2 Provision, maintenance, and replacement of all Containers and 1720 receptacles required for the provision of all Construction and Demolition Debris Service; 1721 1722 1723
School Services. Early Arrival (EA)
School Services. In addition to the Program requirements provided for in Section 2 (Program Requirements) School also agrees that it will provide the services described in Exhibit C (“Statement of Work - Services”), attached hereto and made part hereof (collectively, “Services”). The parties may by mutual written agreement amend Exhibit C from time to time School shall provide, prior to the effective date of this Agreement, documentation to Foundation, which shall be satisfactory to Foundation in its discretion, that School is able to perform those Services provided for in Exhibit C. Without limiting the foregoing, any required documentation is listed in Exhibit B.
School Services. Dallas College Residents may substitute teach (inside or outside of host teacher’s classroom) up to sixteen (16) days per year not to exceed (10) days per semester. More than one class period of substituting in the absence of a teacher of record constitutes one day.
