Classroom Space Clause Samples

Classroom Space. The University hereby grants the Licensee and its Group Participants permission to use the Classroom Space solely for the use specified and for the date(s) and times indicated in the Reservation Confirmation. The Licensee shall not be entitled to store items of personal property in the Classroom. Noise in any Classroom Space should not disturb other classes, events, faculty, or staff. Rehearsals and/or performances may only be scheduled in Event Space, not in any Classroom Space. The Licensee shall not erect any signs inside or outside the Classroom Space beyond one (1) sign that may be placed outside of the Classroom Space and one (1) sign that may be placed at the registration tables for the Conference Program if the registration is not located inside the Classroom Space. The Licensee is responsible for leaving the Classroom Space as it was found. Food and/or drink are not permitted in any Classroom Space.
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Classroom Space. It is recognized by the Board that suitable classroom space for students should be provided. The administration will make reasonable efforts in scheduling students into classes such that the assigning of more students into a class than there are student workstations will be avoided.
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Classroom Space. The District shall ensure minimum physical distancing of six (6) feet between student workspaces where feasible, between educator and student workspaces, and between employee workspaces. In the event the physical distancing (6 feet) is not feasible, an alternative plan will be developed according to the guidelines above.
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Classroom Space. All classes shall be assigned to rooms and laboratories which are appropriate to the instructional needs of the course and can accommodate the number of students enrolled in the course.
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Classroom Space. A. At each of the School Sites, District or the School Site will designate and provide Contractor access to the required number of classrooms, which is one (1) classroom per ten (10) students enrolled in the afterschool or summer program. Classrooms are subject to availability and the location of the afterschool or summer program is subject to change, within the sole discretion of District or the School Site. B. District shall not be responsible for the security of Contractor’s personal property, including supplies and materials for the programs, and District shall not be responsible or liable for the loss, theft or damage of any Contractor’s personal property used, kept or stored at a School Site. C. Contractor acknowledges and understands that Contractor will be delivering the Program Services at operating public school campuses. District shall have access to and use of any of the classrooms and other authorized facilities and spaces for the programs during the times these areas are not used by Contractor for the programs, including use by third parties arranged by District. Contractor shall cooperate with District following its scheduled use so as not to interfere with the District’s or a third-party’s use. Entrance into any areas of the School Site other than those designated for Contractor’s use are prohibited unless District or a School Site provides written consent for use of such other areas.
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Classroom Space. TBUESD has a classroom available for the use of Porterville College classes at Terra Bella Union Elementary School District in Terra Bella. KCCD has requested the use of such space for a term of one year to offer educational services on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00PM to 8:30 PM for its EL 2 PO90 English for Second Language Learners to its students on such specified days of the week and at specified hours.
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Classroom Space. The District shall ensure minimum physical distancing of six (6) feet between students between educator and student workspaces, and between employee workspaces. a. A maximum capacity for each room will be established and posted, including both students and adults. Cohorts will be a maximum of 16 students for grades 4-12 and 12 students for grades K-3. Six (6) feet physical distancing must be maintained. Cohorts may need to be smaller to accommodate room size and additional adults (student teachers, instructional aides, co-teachers, etc). b. Prior to the first week of school, unit members shall have the opportunity to inspect classrooms, work areas, and other spaces and verify all physical distancing and cleaning safety protocols have been met, and cohort size will be adjusted if needed to meet safety protocols.
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Classroom Space. DISTRICT agrees to provide district-owned real property to SUPERINTENDENT, at no cost, for the purpose of operating a Come Back Kids (CBK) Program, referred to as “Program”, to assist DISTRICT with its high school-age students who have dropped out of school, fifth (5th) year seniors, and dropouts in the community (through age 23). This space consists of the following: A. Designated Space: One (1) portable building, Room 6 B. School Site: Pathway for Adult Life Skills (PALS) C. Location: ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇
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