Summer Program- Summer Program Clause Samples

The 'Summer Program' clause defines the terms and conditions governing participation in a summer program offered by an organization or institution. It typically outlines eligibility requirements, program duration, participant responsibilities, and any associated fees or commitments. For example, it may specify the dates of the program, attendance expectations, and rules regarding conduct or withdrawal. The core function of this clause is to set clear expectations for both the provider and participants, ensuring mutual understanding and minimizing potential disputes during the program.
Summer Program- Summer Program. Begins Mid-June and ends Mid-End of August. Summer tuition is $ . Parent(s)/ Guardian(s) are also responsible for a summer activity fee which covers all special guests, activities, and trips. Summer tuition is due every Monday by 6 p.m. If late, there will be a late fee of $25. Please refer to Summer schedule for the activity fee. Traditional Care Hours/After Care/Summer Program After 6:01 p.m., $35 for the first 1-15 minutes. and $2.00 each additional minute thereafter. Extended After Care Until 9 p.m. After 9:01 p.m., $35 for the first 1-15 minutes. and $2.00 each additional minute thereafter. Extended After Care Until 12 a.m. After 12:01 a.m, $35 for the first 1-15 minutes. and $2.00 each additional minute thereafter.
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