Student Trips Clause Samples
The "Student Trips" clause outlines the terms and conditions under which students may participate in organized travel or excursions related to their educational program. It typically specifies requirements such as parental consent, supervision arrangements, and adherence to school policies during the trip. This clause ensures that all parties understand their responsibilities and liabilities, thereby promoting student safety and clarifying expectations for conduct and oversight during off-campus activities.
Student Trips. Any employee who chaperones a student trip, with the Supervisor’s pre-approval, will be paid their hourly rate for all hours worked up to forty (40) hours. If the employee works over a forty (40) hour week, they will receive time and one-half (1½) pay for all hours worked in excess of forty (40) hours. On an overnight student trip, a person who has not worked forty (40) hours will receive their hourly rate for all hours worked plus an additional $100.00 stipend. Employees eligible for overtime pay will receive only that pay and will not be eligible for the $100.00 stipend.
Student Trips. Employees on student trips shall be paid in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.
Student Trips. Secretaries who are required to accompany students on field trips outside the building on days, which are regular, work days and work hours for the secretary.
Student Trips. Students are typically in triple rooms, but see brochure details for individual tour arrangements. Single and/ or double supplements are available upon request. Single adults enrolling on a tour without a roommate and who are unable to be assigned roommates by TSA, will be charged the single or double supplement fee.
Student Trips. Students are typically in triple Should the group leaders or a majority of any group’s participants elect themselves to cancel a program for any reason, the normal cancellation and refund policy as stated herein shall remain in effect. Also should the group leaders or a majority of group participants elect themselves to alter or change their program for any reason, this shall not constitute grounds for cancellation with full refund. Your agreement with TSA cannot be modified except in writing to the TSA Tempe office; no oral modification shall have any validity. 30 - 35 days prior to departure, TSA will invoice for any changes or increases in program fees. TSA program fees are based on group size, exchange rates, airfares, and overseas costs in effect at the time of brochure printing, and are subject to increase to reflect subsequent changes in these costs. If the tour prices increase by more than 20%, the participant may cancel with a full refund. participant is cancelling from the program, and the applicable (75%) cancellation penalty will be in effect. Reinstatement is possible on a space- available basis only, and involves full payment by cashier’s check or money order, plus a $150 service charge. Participants paid in full by January 15th for Summer programs or November 1st for Spring programs are protected against price surcharges that can result from increases in airfares, overseas inflation and exchange rates. Each group is priced on a minimum number of participants. The price guarantee does not cover a surcharge if your group should fall below the minimum number. Government taxes, including airline taxes and fuel surcharges imposed after the printing date are also not covered in the guarantee. The post office postmark determines the effective date. EARLY BIRD participants are subject to normal Programs are based on applicable group inclusive fares and tariffs in effect at the time of pricing that are subject to government approval and to airline rules and regulations. The airlines concerned are not to be held responsible for any act, omission, or event during the time you are not on board the aircraft. Late substitutions and applicants may be subject to normal, all-year fares. The passage contract in use by the airline, when issued, constitutes the sole agreement between it and you. The departure cities shown in your program brochure may not provide direct air service to your overseas destination; it may be necessary to connect through some other U...