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Grades Nine through Twelve Clause Examples

The "Grades Nine through Twelve" clause defines the scope of a policy, agreement, or provision as specifically applying to students in the ninth through twelfth grades, typically corresponding to high school years. In practice, this clause ensures that any rules, benefits, or requirements outlined are limited to or focused on this particular group of students, such as eligibility for certain programs, participation in activities, or access to resources. Its core function is to clearly delineate the affected population, thereby preventing ambiguity about which students are covered by the relevant terms.
Grades Nine through Twelve.14.2.1 The staffing ratio for departmentalized classrooms at grades nine through twelve (9-12) shall be based on a ratio of 27:5:1. a. The District allocation formula shall be based upon the projected enrollment as determined by the District in the spring of the preceding year. b. This allocation shall be computed by dividing the total number of projected students at the regular high school by twenty-seven point five (27.5).
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Grades Nine through Twelve.The staffing ratio for departmentalized classrooms at grades nine through twelve (9-12) shall be based on a ratio of 27:5:1.
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