School/Parent Contract Sample Clauses

A School/Parent Contract is a formal agreement that outlines the rights, responsibilities, and expectations of both the educational institution and the student's parent or guardian. Typically, this contract covers areas such as tuition payment schedules, attendance requirements, behavioral standards, and procedures for addressing disputes or grievances. By clearly defining the obligations of each party, the contract helps prevent misunderstandings and provides a framework for resolving issues, ensuring a smooth and transparent relationship between the school and the family.
School/Parent Contract. The School agrees to submit any Parent Contracts to the Sponsor for approval. Any amendments to the Parental Contract shall be submitted in advance to the Sponsor for approval. The School shall not use the Parent Contract to discriminate, involuntarily withdraw, or create a financial burden or any other barrier to enrollment.
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School/Parent Contract. The School agrees to submit any proposed Parent Contracts, including amendments, to the Sponsor for review by March 1 annually. The Sponsor shall approve the proposed parent contract or reject it if it does not comply with applicable law, within 30 days of receipt. If the Sponsor rejects the proposed Parent Contract it shall provide its reasons for rejection in writing, detailing the legal insufficiency, and shall allow the School to resubmit a revised draft. If the School or Sponsor elects to resolve any dispute through the dispute resolution procedures, then the deadline for approving the parent contract will be extended through the conclusion of that dispute resolution process. The school may not accept monetary donations in lieu of volunteer hours.
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School/Parent Contract. The School agrees to subm it any Parent Contracts to 29 the Sponsor for approval. Any am endments to the Parental Contract shall be 30 submitted in advance to the Sponsor for approval. The School shall not use the 31 Parent Contract to discrim inate, involuntarily withdraw, or create a financial 1 burden or any other barrier to enrollm ent. At a m inimum, all communication to 2 parents, including Parent Contracts, sh all be provided in English, Spanish and 3 Haitian-Creole, as appropriate. If appli cable, the School’s Parent Contract is 4 attached, as Appendix B.
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School/Parent Contract. The School agrees to submit any Parent Contracts to 22 the Sponsor for approval. Any amendments to the Parental Contract shall be 24 Parent Contract to discriminate, involuntarily withdraw, or create a financial 25 burden or any other barrier to enrollment. At a minimum, all communication to 26 parents, including Parent Contracts, shall be provided in English, Spanish and 27 Haitian­Creole, as appropriate. If applicable, the School’s Parent Contract is 28 attached, as Appendix D.
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