Terms of Enrollment Sample Clauses

Terms of Enrollment. We understand that students are accepted for the period from their entrance to the end of the Academic Year provided that all prior year tuition and fees have been paid in full. Saint Xxxxxxxx School utilizes the services of Blackbaud Smart tuition management for enrollment and billing management. This provides our families with flexibility in making their tuition payments. Current tuition payment plan options and fees are as follows: • 1-Pay (July, 2021); Fee: Waived • 2-Pay (50% July 2021, 50% February 2022); Fee: $25 • Monthly (10 Payments from July 2021 through April 2022); Fee: $50 We agree that our obligation to pay the foregoing tuition and fee charges for the full Academic Year is unconditional and that tuition and fees will be paid as described in School’s tuition policy. We understand, that while discounts and financial assistance may be applied to the account, we are responsible for the full amount of the tuition if our eligiblity or funding for those discounts or awards should change during the academic year. We agree to accept and abide by all of the rules and regulations of the School as stated in the Student Handbook for the 2021-22 Academic Year. We agree that the School reserves the right to dismiss a student from the School if the account becomes seriously delinquent and no other special arrangements have been agreed to in writing. This Agreement may not be transferred or assigned. The terms and conditions of this Agreement constitute the full and complete agreement between the parties. No other verbal or written agreement shall in any way vary or alter any provision of this Agreement unless both parties consent in writing. Changes of instructional modes (i.e., In- person, hybrid or virtual) for safety reasons are not considered “Force Xxxxxx” events. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. We agree to pay any costs and fees incurred by the School in seeking to enforce this Agreement. We hereby acknowledge that we have read and understand the terms of this Enrollment Agreement, the Tuition Policy and the Student Handbook. By signing below, we signify our agreement to the foregoing and intend to be legally bound. On this day, we, (Date) (Print Parent or Guardian Name) enroll (Student(s)) in grade(s) at Saint Xxxxxxxx School for the 2021-22 academic year and agree to the terms above. (Signature, Parent or Guardian / Date) (Signature, School Principal / Date)
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Terms of Enrollment. This is a planned maintenance agreement provided to you by Xxxxxxx, Inc. This agreement will be in effect for one year from the date of acceptance. All service will be performed during normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM). Annual maintenance is a condition of your manufacturer’s warranty. You will see the benefits far out-weigh the investment of this pro-active service. You will be invited to renew your enrollment on the expiration date of this agreement. Your Maintenance Technician can answer any questions you may have during his visits. One major repair discount can more than pay for this valuable program. THANK YOU!
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Terms of Enrollment. The following sets forth the nature, dynamics, and character of the relationship between the School and its students and their parents. This summary will allow both students and parents to clearly understand their rights and obligations while attending Xxxxxx Xxxxxx and it will minimize any potential misunderstandings in this regard. It is understood that by seeking enrollment in and attending Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, the applicants, students, and their parents understand this statement of rights and obligations. It is part of your agreement with the School. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx warmly welcomes all of the students accepted for the coming school year and will work hard to provide them with a Catholic and academic education in a supportive learning environment. It is understood and agreed by the Xxxxxx Xxxxxx students, and their parents, that students shall obey our Code of Conduct, observe the rules and regulations and perform the academic work required so as to result in sufficient academic success while attending Xxxxxx Xxxxxx. As a private, Catholic institution, it should be understood that our students attend Xxxxxx Xxxxxx at Xxxxxx Ludden’s invitation, and not pursuant to any right that a student or parent may possess. The admission to and continued attendance at Xxxxxx Xxxxxx requires students to behave consistent with the Code of Conduct, all other rules and regulations, and in a manner befitting a student of a Catholic institution. These responsibilities exist both inside and outside of the classroom and during all school functions, whether on campus or located elsewhere. In order to protect its standards of academics, discipline, and character, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx reserves the right to require the withdrawal of any student at any time, for any reason deemed sufficient in the sole discretion of the School and its administrators. Through their application to Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, all students and their parents and/or legal guardians, concede and acknowledge that the School has this right. By a student’s attendance at Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, he or she, and his or her parents or guardians, acknowledge the further important obligations and restrictions contained in the Student Handbook, and agree to be bound by its terms. Students attending the School understand that they do not possess the same rights they might possess if attending a public school. For example, a student’s freedom of speech is limited in many important respects at the School. Any speech, written or oral, that is contrary t...
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Terms of Enrollment. A. If you are seeking to reenroll your child, such reenrollment is conditional upon payment by March 1, 2020 of all outstanding balances due and owing to L’Ecole Française du Maine.
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Terms of Enrollment. 1.) Participant shall pay initial enrollment fee of $4.00 per acre Participant seeks to enroll to be paid to the Comptroller’s TCP account no later than 30 days after Plan Administrator accepts eligibility and signs the enrollment form. Wiring instructions to the account are attached.
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Terms of Enrollment. 1. Enrollment in Xxxxxxxxx Preschool is for the entire year. Contracts may be adjusted at the discretion of the Preschool Director.
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