 round building on the right, known as the Transitional (or Trans) Building. Go in the front door and the Student Registration Center is directly in front of you.
The hours of the Student Registration Center are 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Monday through Thursday. The center is closed on Fridays.
Proof of Residency: TWO FORMS REQUIRED (current documentation) Parents who are homeowners (choose 1): property tax bill, fire tax bill, water bill, new purchase and sales agreement. Parents who are renting (choose 1): lease agreement or rent receipt with your name and address and landlord’s name and phone number. Both homeowners and renters (choose 1): gas, electric, cable or cell phone bill or credit card statement. Please be advised we cannot accept licenses, vehicle tax bills or mortgage statements.
Proof of Birth: Original Birth Certificate or Passport for each child you are registering.
Immunization Records for each child with month, day and year of shots for diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (DTP); polio; varicella (chicken pox) or proof of disease; rubella, measles and mumps (MMR); Hepatitis B vaccine; proof of hearing screening; proof of vision screening; and proof of lead screening test; OR a certificate from a licensed physician stating that your child is not subject to immunization for medical reasons. Please be advised that baby books are no longer accepted.
Please Note: bring your child's most recent Report Card and/or Transcript when enrolling in the new school.
If you choose, you can also download a copy of the district's registration form, print it out, and fill out as much as possible before coming to the Student Registration Center. Adobe Reader is required to view and print the forms.
Our public school bus transportation is provided by Durham School Services. As part of the registration process, we will notify Durham if your child is eligible to take the bus.
The Cumberland School Committee provides transportation for all students within the Town limits who reside so far from school as to make their regular attendance impractical. In addition, the Committee provides transportation for students attending public or private non-profit schools beyond the Town limits providing the schools are located within the appropriate region and are established as regional schools as per the State statutes.
The Committee annually approves all bus routes and bus stops within thirty (30) days after the opening of school and only such approved routes are to be followed.
If you need to make a change to your transportation routine, please fill out a Request to Change Transportation form and send it to Durham School Services, Mail to: 1 John C. Dean Memorial Blvd., Cumberland, RI 02864, or fax it to 401-334-3775, ATTN: Cumberland Transportation Request. All requests will be reviewed, and you will be contacted as to whether the request has been approved or denied.
How Do I Contact the Student Registration Center?
We are located at 2602 Mendon Road, Cumberland, RI 02864, in the Transitional Building at the Cumberland High School.Approved by the 1989 General Assembly. Amended by 1996 Presidential Board as directed by 1996 General Assembly.
The game and concept of chess is based on the assumption that everyone involved / concerned observe existing rules and regulations and attaches the greatest importance to fair play and good sportsmanship.
It is impossible to define exactly and in all circumstances the standard of conduct expected from all parties involved in FIDE tournaments and events, or to list all sets which would amount to a breach of the Code of Ethics and lead to disciplinary sanctions. In most cases common sense will tell the participants the standards of behavior that are required. If any participants in a FIDE event has any doubt as to the conduct which is expected of him or her, the FIDE officials present should be contacted or the local organizer who has been put in charge of the event.
Disputes arising during a game or tournament shall be resolved in accordance with the rules of play in existence at the time and with the tournament regulations.
all competitors in FIDE registered tournaments.
This Code of Ethics shall govern what action may be taken against any person (meaning either an individual or organization) who deliberately or through gross negligence violate the rules and regulations of the game or neglect to observe the precepts of fair play.
offers, or attempts to offer or accepts any consideration or bribe with a view of influencing the result in a game of chess or election into FIDE office.
in other respects acts contrary to this Code.
Fraudulence in the administration of any FIDE office or national federation office that affects other federations.
Failure to comply with normally accepted standards of courtesy and chess etiquette. Misbehavior of a personal nature which is generally unacceptable by normal social standards.
Players withdrawing from a tournament without valid reason or without informing the tournament arbiter.
Gross or repeated violations of FIDE Laws of Chess or other approved tournament regulations.
In any top level tournament, players, delegations or teams must comply with a high standard dress code. Delegations includes both a player`s seconds and any other individual who the player allows to conduct business on behalf of the players. Players are responsible for the actions of acknowledged members of their delegations.
Players or members of their delegations must not make unjustified accusations toward other players, officials or sponsors. All protests must be referred directly to the arbiter or the Technical Director of the tournament.
Any conduct likely to injure or discredit the reputation of FIDE, its events, organizers, participants, sponsors or that will enhance the goodwill which attaches to the same.
Breaches of the FIDE Code of Ethics shall be sanctioned whether acts of commission or omission, whether they have been committed deliberately or negligently, whether the breach constitutes an act or attempted act, and whether the parties acted as principle, participant, accomplice or instigator, aiding or abetting.
temporarily exclusion from membership or office.
If a sanction is imposed, the Ethics Commission may examine whether there are grounds to totally or partially suspend the enforcement of the sanction, if the relevant circumstances allow it, in particular the previous record of the person sanctioned. By suspending enforcement of the sanction, the Ethics Commission may subject the person sanctioned to a probationary period of anything from six months up to two years. If the person benefiting from a suspended sanction commits another breach during the probationary period, the suspension shall automatically be revoked and the original sanction completely applied and added to the sanction imposed for the new breach.
The sanction may be imposed by taking into account all relevant factors in the case, including the offender’s age, assistance and cooperation, the motive, the circumstances and the degree of the offender’s guilt.
The Ethics Commission shall decide the scope and duration of any sanction.
Sanctions may be limited to a geographical area or to one or more specific categories of competitions or events (starting date).
3.7 Unless otherwise specified, the sanction may be increased as deemed appropriate if a breach has been repeated.
3.8 Where more than one breach has been committed, the sanction shall be based on the most serious breach, and increased as appropriate depending on the specific circumstances. In these cases, when determining the amount of a fine, the Ethics Commission is not obliged to adhere to the general upper limit of the fine.
3.9 At the request of the Investigatory chamber -when nominated-, the Ethics Commission may (immediately) take provisional measures (e.g. provisional sanctions) if a breach of the Code of Ethics appears to have been committed and a decision on the main issue may not be taken early enough. The Ethics Commission may also issue provisional measures for preventing interference with the establishment of the truth. Provisional measures may be valid for a maximum of 75 days. In exceptional circumstances, the provisional measures may be extended by the Ethics Commission for an additional period not to exceed 45 days. The duration of provisional sanctions shall be taken into account in the final decision.
Breach of the regulations of this code by any Federation or FIDE official shall be reported to the FIDE Secretariat.
Appeals against decision taken by any FIDE official can be submitted to the FIDE Ethics Commission. The appeal must be sent by registered mail together with a deposit of Two Hundred Fifty U.S. Dollars (US$250). The deposit will be returned should the appeal to all intents and purposes prove to be justified.
Any decisions made by the Ethics Commission may be the object of appeal arbitration proceedings in accordance with the Code of sports-related arbitration of the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, Switzerland.
The time limit for appeal is twenty-one days following the communication of the decision concerning appeal. All recourse to ordinary courts is excluded.Readers ask: Moving To Brisbane Where To Live?
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