Beginning of School Sample Clauses

The "Beginning of School" clause defines the official start date of the academic year or term for a school or educational institution. It typically specifies the exact calendar date when classes commence and may outline any preparatory activities or orientation sessions that occur beforehand. By clearly establishing when the school year begins, this clause ensures that all parties—students, parents, and staff—are aligned on scheduling and obligations, thereby preventing confusion and facilitating smooth planning.
Beginning of School. Time equaling one (1) day at the beginning of the school year will be provided for teacher’s use to prepare his/her classroom for the opening of school. This provision can be either one (1) full day or two (2) half (1/2) days scheduled at the discretion of the school administration.
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Beginning of School. On the first day of School, elementary K-5 will have a half-day schedule. All other grades will follow the regular schedule. On the second day of school, kindergarten will have a half-day schedule. All other grades will follow the regular schedule.
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Beginning of School. Opening Day 2010-2011
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