Student Education Clause Samples
Student Education. The Union recognizes the right of the Employer to assist in the education of non-paid students. Such students will not be a part of the bargaining unit or perform bargaining unit work. All other students will be paid in accordance with the Collective Agreement and will pay union dues. No students shall accrue seniority or displace any current employee.
Student Education. Once OCR approves the grievance procedures described in Action Item 2, the District will implement a plan to provide age-appropriate student education or other resources districtwide regarding sexual harassment, including sexual assault, and the District’s grievance procedures. The education or resources must include:
1. Recognizing what constitutes sexual harassment, including sexual assault;
2. The District’s prohibition against such harassment and its obligations when a report or formal complaint of sexual harassment is made;
3. The importance of reporting sexual harassment;
4. How and to whom to report sexual harassment;
5. The prohibition against retaliation for reporting incidents; and
6. The consequences for subjecting individuals to harassment or retaliation.
Student Education a) At the school’s request, the SRO may provide instruction and other information to students concerning law related topics.
b) Methods of instruction may include:
1) Classroom instruction.
2) Outside class activities.
3) Individual/group discussions.
4) Questions/answer sessions.
Student Education. 2.01 Each student who meets the admission requirements of the District, according to the Texas Education Code, shall be enrolled into the District after detention or placement has been ordered through the Denton County Juvenile Court.
2.02 The District shall be responsible for ensuring that parents of detained students who are identified as eligible for special education services by their home district, upon detention or placement, complete the informational requirements for a transfer Admissions, Review, and Dismissal (“ARD”) meeting.
2.03 The Juvenile Board shall insure that appropriate and suitable space is provided to the District for parents of detained students for the following purpose: parental access to District-provided computers by which parents shall supply all information necessary for the enrollment of their children in the District educational facility.
2.04 The District shall assume responsibility for the special education services of each eligible student after the student has been identified by the home campus, Local Education Agency (“LEA”), or placement. An appropriate and required ARD meeting shall then be scheduled by the District.
2.05 The Deputy Director of Juvenile Detention or her/his designee shall be notified of all ARD meetings. In the event the Deputy Director of Juvenile Detention determines her presence or the presence of her designee at an ARD meeting is necessary the Deputy Director shall notify the District.
2.06 The District shall assume responsibility for ESL/Bilingual (English as a Second Language) services after confirmation of eligibility from the home district in accordance with the recommendation of the Language Proficiency Assessment Committee (“LPAC”).
2.07 The District shall supply the curriculum for each course taught at the Facility. The District shall review the records of students, but the District has no obligation to maintain the students on their former graduation schedules. All classes and course work offered by the District will count for promotion at the elementary and middle school level and graduation purposes at the high school level.
2.08 The District shall provide State-adopted textbooks and supplemental materials. The Facility shall reimburse the District, at the end of each semester, for damage to or replacement of any State-adopted textbooks in accordance with the District fee schedule.
2.09 Use of the District library is a privilege. Each student or person responsible for the students shall pa...