parents permission letter for college in covid- 19
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Dear Parent,
I am currently enrolled in the (please specify degree program) at Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont, CA, and am in the process of conducting research for my (thesis). The study is entitled (name of study). This study has been approved by (head of organization). Your son or daughter has expressed voluntary interest in participating in this study.
I am requesting your written consent to allow your son or daughter/guardian to participate. Approximately (specify #) boys and girls from your child’s school will anonymously complete a 4-page questionnaire. The questionnaire will be completed outside of class time and the survey process should take no longer than (#) minutes.
Due to the nature of the study, I am also requesting your voluntary participation. The participation of (specify: e.g., either the adolescent’s mother, father, or guardian) would benefit this research. Your participation would involve the anonymous completion of a 2-page questionnaire, to be completed (specify location, e.g., in your own home), and should take no longer than (specify time commitment, e.g., 20 minutes).
The individual results of this study will remain absolutely confidential and anonymous to all parties, including myself, and child’s academic institution. The pooled data results will be utilized for this thesis project only. The school/center administration has granted permission for this study. Neither the school nor the individual participants will incur any costs.
Your approval to allow your son, daughter, or guardian to participate, along with your consent to participate in the study will be greatly appreciated. There are two forms that require your signature, a minor consent form and a parent consent form. I have provided two copies of each form. Please sign one copy of each and return them in the enclosed self–addressed envelope. The second copy is for your records. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or require additional information at (researcher phone # or email address/contact info).
Sincerely,
Researcher name and affiliation
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cc: Dr. Z, Research Advisor, NDNU
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Parents of children studying in class 10 and class 12 of schools across Jharkhand will have to submit a consent letter stating clearly that they are aware of precautions that students would need to take in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic while attending regular classes at school, officials of the Jharkhand Education Project Council (JEPC) said on Wednesday.
“Students will be allowed to attend regular classes only if they get consent letters from their parents. All schools will have to take the necessary Covid-19 precautions and maintain social distancing,” said JEPC Director Shailesh Chaurasia.
The Jharkhand government decided to reopen schools for students of class 10 and class 12 during a review meeting of the home, prisons and disaster management department on Tuesday night. However, while minister Banna Gupta said that schools would reopen with immediate effect, JEPC officials on Wednesday said that schools were likely to reopen from Monday, December 21.
“Regular classes for students of class 10 and class 12 are likely to resume next week. However, students of class 11 will continue attending online classes as of now,” said Chaurasia, adding that the government’s focus was on the students who would appear for their boards exams next year.
Schools across Jharkhand have remained closed since the imposition of a nationwide lockdown in March. After initial hiccups, the process of conducting online classes in government schools was also streamlined and the government launched special platforms for imparting lessons while students stayed indoors.
All students attending classes once schools reopen would have to wear facemasks, carry hand sanitisers and maintain social distancing during classes, JEPC officials said. Special seating arrangements will also be made in classrooms to ensure that students do not come in close contact with each other. Besides, students who have fever or are unwell will not be allowed to attend regular classes once schools reopen.
Several thousand students from Jharkhand will appear for class 10 and class 12 board exams under Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC), Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and ICSE next year. Usually, the exams are conducted in the months of February and March every year. However, board examinations are likely to be delayed this time due to the pandemic.
A notification from the school education and literacy department stated that all teachers of government-run middle schools across Jharkhand would have to be physically present at schools from Thursday. So far, only two teachers were supposed to attend school every day for non-teaching work.