Students agree to Sample Clauses

Students agree to.  Board and leave the bus in an orderly manner;  If directed by the driver, occupy a particular seat;  Seat belts will be worn when fitted;  Sit properly on the seat;  Respect bus property and the property of others by not marking or damaging it;  Accept the driver is in charge and obey his or her instructions;  Place bag/s under the seat or in the storage areas provided;  Behave safely at all times;  Try to have the correct fare when purchasing tickets;  Wait until the bus has moved off before attempting to cross the road. Students agree not to: × Physically or verbally harass other passengers, or the driver; × Create unnecessary noise; × Move about whilst the bus is in motion; × Extend any part of my body out of the windows; × Throw any object either inside, or outside the bus; × Eat or drink whilst on the bus; × Distract the bus driver from his or her duties; × Carry illegal, oversize and/or dangerous objects; × Obstruct the aisle, doors or emergency exits; × Stand on or put feet on the seat; × Cross the road in front of the bus.
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Students agree to come to school with a positive attitude. • attend school regularly and arrive on time. • be responsible for bringing home all their books, homework and materials. • be prepared for class with materials, books and homework each day. • seek help when needed. • take time to read every day on their own time. • be willing to try new things. • get along with and respect others. • meet their responsibilities and accept the consequences of their actions. • get adequate rest. • be willing to try again - it's ok to make mistakes. • share with parents what is happening at school. Questions about the Title I Parent-School Compact? Contact: Xx. Xxxxx X. Laser, Superintendent xxxxxx@xxx00.xxx NCLB Title 1 Coordinator 794-6500 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Principal Xxxx X. Xxxx Elementary School xxxxxx@xxx00.xxx 794-3014 Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Principal Mattanawcook Junior High School xxxxxxx@xxx00.xxx …or your Child’s Classroom Teacher Adopted: May 17, 2007 Revised: June 2, 2010
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Students agree to come to school with a positive attitude, attend school regularly and arrive on time. • be responsible for bringing home all their books, homework, and materials. • be prepared for class each day. • take time to read every day on their own time. • get along with and respect others. • meet their responsibilities and accept the consequences of their actions. • get adequate rest. • be willing to try again—it’s OK to make mistakes. • share with parents what is happening at school. * These opportunities may be restricted or modified as needed due to pandemic related concerns.
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Students agree to. Ø Charge long distance calls to a credit card or place only collect calls or use their personal cell phone. Ø Bring all personal items, including food and laundry soap Ø Not invite guests or spouses. Ø No overnight guests will be allowed at any time. Ø Keep the living quarters and linens clean Ø Leave the living quarters clean and linens clean upon departure. Each rotation serves as a different contract agreed upon most often through email, preferably 1 month prior to arrival of the student, but sometimes less (this depends entirely on host home availability). This contract does not obligate the host home to accept future requests. All requests are by specific student/rotation dates only. Verbal acceptance by the host for each rotation is adequate and will be followed with a copy of the confirmation letter sent to the student. As a host home I agree to provide the following services for the contractual amount of $25.00 per day for each student whom I agree to have stay in my home. Ø Private bedroom that can be locked from the inside Ø Bed Ø Private or shared bathroom Ø Access to laundry facilities (if available and host is willing) Ø Access to kitchen facilities and internet access, if available Ø The required information for Southwestern CO AHEC to perform a background check on each person living in the home who is 18 years of age or older. We also agree to let Southwestern Colorado AHEC visit the site at a designated time to officially accept us as a host home for these students. Host Name SS# Address Home Phone Cell Phone Email Address Host Signature Date
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Students agree to. Board and leave the bus in an orderly manner; If directed by the driver, occupy a particular seat; Wear a seat belt when fitted; Sit properly on the seat; Respect bus property and the property of others by not marking or damaging it; Accept the driver is in charge and obey his or her instructions; Place bag/s under the seat or in the storage areas provided; Behave safely at all times; Try to have the correct fare when purchasing tickets; and Wait until the bus has moved off before attempting to cross the road. Students agree not to: × Physically or verbally harass other passengers, or the driver; × Create unnecessary noise; × Move about whilst the bus is in motion; × Extend any part of the body out of the windows; × Throw any object either inside, or outside the bus; × Eat or drink whilst on the bus; × Distract the bus driver from his or her duties; × Carry illegal, oversize and/or dangerous objects; × Obstruct the aisle, doors or emergency exits; × Stand on or put feet on the seat; and × Cross the road in front of the bus. 3. Parents/carers agree to: Deliver and collect their child/children on the same side of the road/highway as to which he or she boards/disembarks the bus. Parents/carers agree not to: × Park on the opposite side of the road/highway to which the bus stops and wait there for a child to cross the road. I understand and agree to the above mentioned rules and conditions. I also understand that failure to comply may result in my child/children being suspended from travelling on the bus. If my child/children are suspended I (the parent/carer) will be responsible for transporting my child to and from school at my own cost. My child/children also understand and agree to the rules and conditions.
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Students agree to.  Charge long distance calls to a credit card or place only collect calls or use their personal cell phone.  Bring all personal items, including food and laundry soap  Not invite guests or spouses.  No over night guests will be allowed at any time.  Keep the living quarters and linens clean  Leave the living quarters clean and linens clean upon departure. Each rotation serves as a different contract agreed upon most often through email, preferably 1 month prior to arrival of the student, but sometimes less (this depends entirely on host home availability). This contract does not obligate the host home to accept future requests. All requests are by specific student/rotation dates only. Verbal acceptance by the host for each rotation is adequate and will be followed with a copy of the confirmation letter sent to the student. As a host home I agree to provide the following services for the contractual amount of $12.00 per day for each student whom I agree to have stay in my home.  Private bedroom that can be locked from the inside  Bed  Private or shared bathroom  Access to laundry facilities (if available and host is willing)  Access to kitchen facilities and internet access, if available  The required information for Southwestern CO AHEC to perform a background check on each person living in the home who is 18 years of age or older. We also agree to let Southwestern Colorado AHEC visit the site at a designated time to officially accept us as a host home for these students. Host Name SS# Address Home Phone Cell Phone Email Address Host Signature Date Southwestern Colorado Area Health Education Center Phone: (970)426.4284 000 Xxxxxx xxx Xxx Xxxxx 000 xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx
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Students agree to.  Board and leave the bus in an orderly manner;  If directed by the driver, occupy a particular seat;  Sit properly on the seat;  Respect bus property and the property of others by not marking or damaging it;  Accept the driver is in charge and obey his or her instructions;  Place bag/s under the seat or in the storage areas provided;  Behave safely at all times;  Try to have the correct and required fare when purchasing tickets;  Wait until the bus has moved off before attempting to cross the road. Students agree not to: × Physically or verbally harass other passengers, or the driver; × Create unnecessary noise; × Move about whilst the bus is in motion; × Extend any part of my body out of the windows; × Throw any object either inside, or outside the bus; × Eat or drink whilst on the bus; × Distract the bus driver from his or her duties; × Carry illegal, oversize and/or dangerous objects; × Obstruct the aisle, doors or emergency exits; × Stand on or put feet on the seat; × Cross the road in front of the bus. × Spray aerosol cans or other chemicals in the bus
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