Your child definition

Your child or “student” means the student/s being enrolled and named as the student in this Agreement and the Application for Enrolment

Your child means the child named on the Parent Contract.

Your child means the child as specified on Page 1 of this document.

Examples of Your child in a sentence

• Introduction 1 Some Important Things Your Child Needs to Know About Mathematics 3 How to Use This Booklet 5 Activities 6 Rhyme and Sing 7 Mathematics in the Home 7 Walk and Count 10 Number Hunt 9 Sort It Out 13 Find It 12 A-Weigh We Go 16 Shape Up 14 Treasure Hunt 18 Penny, Nickel, Dime 17 Fill It Up 22 In the News(paper) .

• The State of NJ recognizes only the following types of State-Excused Absences 1) Religious Observances/Holidays 2) Bring Your Child To Work Day 3) participation in observance of Veteran's’ Day or Board of Elections membership activities 4) closure of busing district leaving students without transportation to receiving district or 5) any other rule issued by the Department of Education Commissioner.

• Parents and early education teachers both play a role in promoting these goals, they concluded.The second panel, which focused on early education issues from the state and local perspective, consisted of Rob Reiner, Founder of the I Am Your Child Foundation; Elisabeth Schaefer, Administrator of Early Learning for the Massachusetts Department of Education; Susan Russell, Director of the Child Care Services Association in North Carolina; and Sharon Rhodes from the Parents as Teachers National Center.

• Also, each Scout must discuss with his parents “How To Protect Your Child From Drug Abuse: A Parent’s Guide”, located in the front section of the Boy Scout Handbook.If there is a conflict between this Handbook and BSA policy, BSA policy will take Precedence.Our Troop 279 handbook is subject to modification.

• Continued from page 2 - How To Grow Your 529 Plan As Your Child Grows education expenses.

More Definitions of Your child

Your child means the child named on the Acceptance Form.

Your child is unable to use the Bus Service, for example as a result of absence from school due to illness

Your child means the child as specified in this document.

Your child means the child for whom the Experience is booked.

Your child. (separate page for each child, please copy or ask us for additional pages) Preferred name/nickname:_ Please check the words that best describe your child: calm shy excitable happy sensitive cheerful loud easily angered stubborn curious active aggressive on task destructive gives in easily temper tantrums loving jealous shares well hyperactive unfocused bright slow learner busy contented other: How does your child get along with other children? How does your child express feelings? What behavior do you find most difficult to handle? What method of discipline do you find works best with your child? What are your child’s favorite activities? Least favorite? Would you like your child to work on homework at the program?

Your child. (separate page for each child, please copy or ask us for additional pages) Preferred name/nickname: Please circle the words that best describe your child: calm, shy, excitable, happy, sensitive, cheerful, loud, quiet, easily angered, stubborn, curious, active, aggressive, on task, destructive, gives in easily, temper tantrums, loving, jealous, shares well, hyperactive, unfocused, bright, slow learner, busy, contented, other: How does your child get along with other children? How does your child express feelings? What behavior do you find most difficult to handle? What method of discipline do you find works best with your child? What are your child’s favorite activities? Least favorite?

Your child refers to the Registrant. “The Host” refers to the entity(ies) (e.g., school, clinic, hospital, organization, community, and/or government agency) which invited Global Volunteers and/or to which your child is assigned to serve, and its employees, agents, officers, and directors. Global Volunteers will make all the necessary arrangements to provide Your Child with the opportunity to work with and learn from local people in the community for which she/he registers, subject to availability. Your Child agrees to volunteer his/her time and talents following Global Volunteers guidelines and policies. You and Your Child further agree to the terms outlined in this document. For International Service Programs, Your Child will need a valid passport. The service program contribution covers double-occupancy accommodations unless otherwise indicated in Global Volunteers’ materials. Please note that children under 18 may not room with an unrelated adult unless the parent or guardian rooms with the child as well. SERVICE PROGRAM PAYMENT POLICIES Service Program contributions are listed at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. A $350 nonrefundable deposit, which is applied toward the Service Program contribution, is due with this Registration. The balance of the contribution is due 75 days prior to the scheduled date of arrivalThe Service Program contribution does not include visas or airfare. You authorize Global Volunteers to use the contribution for general operating purposes until the Service Program begins.