School Obligations definition

School Obligations means bonds, notes, swaps and ancillary contracts payable from the School Bond Account.
School Obligations means notes, bonds, debentures or other evidence of indebtedness issued or incurred by the School to finance in part the Costs of a Project for which Bonds have been issued and are then Outstanding.

Examples of School Obligations in a sentence

  • School Obligations EdTec’s services will assist with the operations of Client’s back-office operations, but do not include auditing Client’s provided information and operations for completeness and compliance.

  • The supervisory authorities shall have the power to take any necessary measures, including where appropriate, those of an adminis­ trative or financial nature, with regard to insurance or reinsurance under­ takings, and the members of their administrative, management or super­ visory body.

  • School Obligations SPLC Learning Center recognizes a responsibility to avoid discrimination against any person with a disability, as defined by these laws.

  • Goods/Services DescriptionResponsible: Exceptional Student Learning Support (ESLS) The School Board of Broward County, Florida, through the Department of Exceptional Student Learning Support, will provide the District eligible private school students materials and resources, through the IDEA Proportionate Share for Private School Obligations.

  • Fees, Fines or Other School Obligations Registration and Textbook The cost of school registration and use of textbooks is determined by the Board of Education each year.

  • Opting out of School Obligations for Religious Reasons PD 104/1979 and PD 294/1979 establish religious holidays for schools.

  • At first, the LEA representative at the IDEA Private School Obligations Division of Special Education department asked me to gain approval for my research through the Miami-Dade research department.

  • School Obligations: EdTec’s services will assist with the operations of Client’s back-office operations, but do not include auditing Client’s provided information and operations for completeness and compliance.

  • Stage 2 Evaluation Process Independent evaluators assess critical elements of each proposal against the published Stage 2 evaluation criteria in five to seven (as applicable) Quality Thresholds: Public Charter School Obligations, Student Populations, Start-up Plan, Personnel, Financial Plan, Performance History (for existing operators), and ESP Relationship (for applicants proposing to contract with an education service provider).

  • Charter School shall reimburse CSMC for all reasonable costs incurred, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, in collecting past due amounts owed by Charter School.5. Charter School Obligations.

Related to School Obligations

  • Safety Obligations means all applicable obligations concerning health and safety (including any duty of care arising at common law, and any obligation arising under statute, statutory instrument or mandatory code of practice) in Great Britain;