Responsibilities of the Parents Clause Examples

The 'Responsibilities of the Parents' clause defines the specific duties and obligations that parents are expected to fulfill under an agreement or policy. This may include providing for the child's basic needs, ensuring their education and healthcare, and making decisions in the child's best interests. By clearly outlining these responsibilities, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that both parties are aware of their roles in supporting the child's welfare.
Responsibilities of the Parents. Genazzano FCJ College has a Catholic ethos which is expressed in a variety of ways. These include a formal Religious Education class program from ELC to Year 12 and includes: retreats, participation in prayer and Eucharistic celebrations and involvement in other religious activities. I/We agree to support these activities.
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Responsibilities of the Parents. ❑ I have made arrangements for my child’s iPad to be covered by my insurance policy or have purchased insurance cover for their iPad. ❑ I understand private insurance is my only option to claim for any damage which may occur. The school takes no responsibility for loss, theft or damage to the iPads that are brought to school. ❑ I accept there will be further rules and guidelines for my child and their iPad use set in class by their teachers and the school. ❑ I understand that students found to be using devices in inapporiate ways will be given consequences appropriate to the breach. ❑ This agreement runs to the end of the year. ❑ To work with the school in helping my child become a 21st century learner and a productive, positive digital citizen
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Responsibilities of the Parents. 4.1 Drop of and pick up of Campers: ● Parents are not allowed to enter the campus buildings or the Summer Camp areas. ● Parents can drive onto the campus but must remain in their cars while dropping off or waiting for their children. ● Parents to observe the campus speed limit from entry. ● Drop off time is 9:00h. ● Parents are to bring child(ren) to the Summer Camp on time. Late arrivals will not be allowed to join the Summer Camp on that day. ● Parents are to pick-up their child(ren) at 16:00h. ● Parents are required to drop their campers off outside of Building A for the Junior Summer Camp or outside Building B for the Youth Summer Camp or the English Language Learning Camp. Building A is the first building on the left, as you enter the campus, Building B is at the top of the campus by the flagpoles. 4.2 To make sure that the child follows all instructions communicated or otherwise published by or on behalf of the School with respect to the service provided by the School and the security, health and safety regulations and personal and public safety. The School has the right to refer instances of what it perceives to be obstructive, disruptive, aggressive or dangerous behavior by or with respect to the child to the appropriate authorities, security staff and/or the competent police office. Summer Camp Behavior Expectations for Campers ● Leave the car and walk into school independently ● Meet their counselor/teacher and line up where indicated ● Remain in their group with their counsellors ● Walk at all times inside the school buildings and when leading in/out from/to break 4.3 To ensure the child brings the following items to the Summer Camp: • A water bottle with their name on it • Sun Hat • Bathing cap • Swimsuit • Towel • Goggles • Flip-flops • Change of clothes • Brush and comb 4.4 To sign and return in hard copy this Summer Camp Consent Agreement at least 15 days prior to the commencement of the respective camp.
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Responsibilities of the Parents. 2.1 The Parents agree: 2.1.1 to pay the enrolment confirmation fee specified in the current Schedule of Fees and Fee Payment Policy Information (enclosed with this Agreement) at the time of signing this Agreement which they acknowledge is non-refundable in any circumstances; 2.1.2 to pay all tuition fees and charges levied by the School (including all fees payable prior to commencement at the School) by the due dates in accordance with the Schedule of Fees and Fee Payment Policy Information published by the School and amended from time to time (a copy of the current Schedule of Fees and Fee Payment Policy Information is enclosed with this Agreement); 2.1.3 if requested by the School, to provide the School with documentary evidence which demonstrates to the satisfaction of the School that they are able to fulfill the obligation to pay all fees and charges under this Agreement; 2.1.4 to immediately inform the School in writing should either of the Parents become bankrupt; 2.1.5 that they have read, and that the Student will comply with, the Code of Expectations and Behaviour for Students, which may be amended from time to time at the School’s absolute discretion; 2.1.6 that the Student and the Parents will comply with the School’s rules, regulations, policies and procedures including those published in the School Handbook and available on the School website and intranet and which may be amended from time to time at the School’s absolute discretion; and 2.1.7 that the School has absolute discretion in respect of its operational matters and the Student and the Parents will accept and comply with its decisions in respect of those matters. This includes, but is not limited to, decisions about curricular and cocurricular activities such as mode of delivery, range of offerings and availability, timetabling and teacher allocation. 2.2 Both of the Parents must sign this Agreement unless a parent or guardian informs the Headmaster in writing (supported by documentary evidence acceptable to the School) that he/she has sole legal parental responsibility for the Student and for payment of the tuition fees and charges levied by the School. The Parents acknowledge that, unless otherwise agreed in writing with the Headmaster, each Parent is jointly and severally liable for the payment of all tuition fees and charges levied by the School. 2.3 Should any tuition fees and charges (including any fees payable prior to commencement at the School) not be paid by the due date, the...
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Responsibilities of the Parents. 2.1 The Parents agree: 2.1.1 to pay the enrolment application fee at the time of signing this Enrolment Agreement which they acknowledge is non-refundable in any circumstances. 2.1.2 to pay all tuition fees and charges levied by the school by the due dates in accordance with the Schedule of Fees and the Fees Policy as published by the school from time to time (a copy of the current Schedule of Fees is enclosed with this Agreement). 2.1.3 that the student and the parents will comply with the school’s rules, regulations, policies, and procedures including those published in the parent handbook and available on the school website and which may be amended from time to time at the school’s absolute discretion orally or in writing. 2.2 Both Parents must sign this Enrolment Agreement unless a parent or guardian informs the Head of School in writing that he/she is solely responsible for the student and for payment of the tuition fees and charges levied by the school. The Parents acknowledge that, unless otherwise agreed in writing with the Head of School, each parent is jointly and severally liable for the payment of all tuition fees and charges levied by the school. 2.3 Should any tuition fees and charges not be paid by the due date then the school may suspend or terminate the student’s enrolment at the school’s absolute discretion. 2.4 The Parents agree that the school is entitled to charge a monthly administration and service fee on any outstanding tuition fees and charges until those tuition fees and charges have been paid in full. The current monthly administration and service fee is 1.5% of the fees per month, which may be reviewed and increased by the school at any time by written notification to the Parents.
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Responsibilities of the Parents. The parents shall explore and use other services available to them free of charge to meet the needs of the child, such as federal, state, and local governmental programs, private assistance programs, or the parents’ private insurance, if the child has been added to their insurance, before the expenditure of subsidy funds. The parents shall provide verification of payment, such as receipts, for special services paid directly by the parents. The adoptive parents shall pay their attorney any fees and costs related to finalizing the adoption. The Department will reimburse the adoptive parents for non-recurring expenses at the allowable rate. Fees in excess of the maximum reimbursement are the responsibility of the family. Should the child be placed in a Medicaid funded placement, such as Psychiatric Medical Institutions for Children (PMIC), the subsidy payment is considered income to the child and subject to payment to Medicaid to offset the cost of care. Adoptive parents either reduce the amount of subsidy to the personal care allowance or pay the facility. The parents may request a review of the subsidy agreement whenever there is a change in the family’s circumstances or a change in the child’s needs. The parents shall provide a written description of the change in the child’s needs and how renegotiation will assist the family in meeting the child’s needs. The adoptive parents agree they shall notify the Department within 30 days of a change of address. The parents shall report any changes in the child’s living situation to the Department within 30 days of the child leaving the home. The parents shall use the adoption subsidy maintenance and Department special services funds to financially support the medical, educational, and basic living needs of the child. The parents shall immediately notify the Department in writing when they are no longer legally responsible for the child or no longer using adoption subsidy maintenance funds to meet the medical, educational, and basic living needs of the child. The parents shall cooperate when the Department initiates a review of the adoption subsidy agreement when the child enters out-of-home care, such as residential care, xxxxxx family care, or informal relative or kinship care. The review may result in the Department renegotiating with the parents for the payment of a lower adoption subsidy maintenance amount. The rate may be renegotiated based on the needs of the child and reunification efforts of the adoptive pa...
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Responsibilities of the Parents. I have made arrangements for my child’s iPad to be covered by my insurance policy or have purchased insurance cover for their iPad. I understand private insurance is my only option to claim for any damage which may occur. The school takes no responsibility for loss, theft or damage to the iPads that are brought to school. I accept there will be further rules and guidelines for my child and their iPad use set in class by their teachers and the school. I understand that students found to be using devices in inapporiate ways will be given consequences appropriate to the breach. This agreement runs to the end of the year. To work with the school in helping my child become a 21st century learner and a productive, positive digital citizen.
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Responsibilities of the Parents. Ensuring that their child attends Madressa regularly and on time.
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Responsibilities of the Parents. The Parent agrees to: ● Ensure the safety and well-being of the child during transportation. ● Maintain a reliable and safe vehicle for transportation. ● Arrive on time for both drop-off and pick-up as agreed. ● Notify The School in advance of any inability to provide transportation on any given day.
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