WORK TOGETHER. In the pursuit of compassionate care, we can be more effective when helping and supporting each other.
WORK TOGETHER. We understand that getting your uniform to the dry cleaner after every performance may be challenging for some families. We encourage you to talk and work together with other parents – perhaps organize with other families to take turns making dry cleaner runs. Band Parents are amazing – take the initiative to self-organize ways to make it work. This is another reason why attendance at monthly band parent meetings is important – it’s a great place to form these types of networks! UNIFORMS MAY NOT BE STORED AT THE SCHOOL unless special arrangements are made with Xx. Xxxxxx. When at the school, uniforms must always be stored in a safe, secure place. (Band uniforms can be an easy target for vandalism or theft – remember you’re personally responsible if that happens!) Xx. Xxxxxx will designate a holding area for your band uniforms when they are brought to school the morning of football games. UNIFORMS WILL BE WORN ONLY FOR BAND FUNCTIONS AS INSTRUCTED BY BAND DIRECTOR. Your band uniform is not a costume for Halloween or any other clever or creative use that may be imagined. Your band uniform should be treated with reverence and only worn for the purpose it was intended as instructed by the Band Director. GENERAL UNIFORM RULES: Eating and drinking while in uniform is only allowed during specific times when authorized by the Band Director. The uniform will always be worn completely and correctly while in public. Band/show shirts and band shorts will always be worn under the uniform. No cut off sleeves or tank tops. All band members will dress in the Band Room for performances unless announced otherwise. The only jewelry allowed while in uniform is your class ring and one stud in each ear. No other jewelry will ever be allowed. Adjustments to the uniforms are to be made only by the uniform boosters. All hair must be short enough or secured so that it does not touch the collar of the uniform. Beards, facial hair, basic grooming must be neat and clean while in uniform. No visible body piercings. UNIFORM DAMAGE/THEFT: Students are personally responsible for any and all damage that occurs to their uniform after it is issued. It’s important to remember at all times to be mindful of the uniform surroundings and minimize possible damage. Wear uniform only at designated times, follow Xx. Xxxxxx’x policies and procedures, no horseplay and use common sense.
WORK TOGETHER. Co-Counsel pledge that they will not seek to prosecute this case alone or with any other Co-Counsel firm or other firm without the express written consent of the other Co-Counsel. Each Co-Counsel firm will use its good faith and best efforts to prosecute the case in the interests of the proposed class in accordance with the joint decisions made by Co-Counsel. Co-Counsel will cooperate in their work on this matter. Co-Counsel will make a good faith effort to staff this case appropriately and actively participate in its prosecution.
WORK TOGETHER. In order to promote cultural preservation and sustainability, DBCMI will work with Aboriginal Authorities, Primary Communities and GNWT to address cultural issues.
WORK TOGETHER. We understand that getting your uniform to the dry cleaner after every practice may be challenging for some families. We encourage you to talk and work together with other parents - perhap organize with other families to take turns making dry cleaner runs. Band parents are amazing - take the initiative to self organize ways to make it work. This is another reason why attendance at monthly band parent meetings is important - it’s a great place to form these types of networks! ● UNIFORMS MAY NOT BE STORED AT THE SCHOOL unless special arrangements are made with Xx. Xxxxxx. When at the school, uniforms must always be stored in a safe, secure place (band uniforms can be an easy target for vandalism or theft - remember you’re personally responsible if that happens!). Xx. Xxxxxx will designate a holding area for your band uniforms when they are brought to school the morning of football games. ● UNIFORMS WILL BE WORN ONLY FOR BAND FUNCTIONS AS INSTRUCTED BY BAND DIRECTOR. Your band uniform is not a costume for halloween or any other clever or creative use that may be imagined. Your band uniform should be treated with reverence and only worn for the purpose it was intended, as instructed by the Band Director.
WORK TOGETHER. It is important to make sure that this is something all roommates are collaborating on together. Decisions and agreements made should be a compromise between all roommates. This helps to make sure that everyone’s boundaries and expectations are respected. Rent and Other Payments It can be helpful to lay out guidelines about costs associated with rent or other payments. Example may include payments such as rent, utilities, internet and any other payments that may apply. It may also be beneficial to discuss and clarify their due dates and which roommate(s) will be responsible for each payment. Amount Due Date Roommate Responsible Rent: Gas: Electric: Water: Internet: Cable/ Streaming: Other: Early Lease Termination Unexpected situations can occur where someone may no longer be able to live in the unit. It is important to discuss how these situa- tions may be handled between roommates. Some things to think about may include written notice within a certain time frame be- fore moving out, liability for rent payments or finding someone to sublease. Understanding everyone’s expectations will help avoid large conßicts in a case where someone may need to move out earlier than expected. Personal Property Some conßicts arise due to unclear boundaries or expectations regarding borrowing each others items. This may include appliances in the kitchen, game consoles, TVs, clothes, etc. It may be beneficial to discuss each roommate’s willingness to share, whether they would like others to ask first, what items will not be shared, liability for items damaged by the borrower, etc. It is important to have a conversation about preferences regarding paying, sharing, and storing groceries/food items since these are typically stored in a shared area (kitchen/fridge). To provide an example, roommates may prefer that everyone buys their own gro- ceries and has designated storage space for their items or agree that grocery expenses will be shared equally between all room- mates and groceries/food will be shared. It may help to consider these options or discuss a different agreement with all roommates.
