A completed application form which is published on the school’s website www.Mehrschool.net or is available upon simple request.
The documents requested in the Application Form.
The payment of the fee (“Application Fee”). The amount of the Application Fee is published on the school’s website or is available upon simple request.
The Application Form must be filled in upon the application for a First Enrollment.
The requested start date of the new student must be indicated on the Application Form. The start date can be at the beginning of the school or at any other date during the school year.
The Application Fee is payable once only upon application for the First Enrollment. Even if the application is withdrawn, the full Application Fee must be paid regardless of the reason for such withdrawal. The Application Fee is nonrefundable. The application for the First Enrollment will not be processed until the full Application Fee has been paid.
The school has no obligation to admit a student who applies for a First Enrollment and is not obliged to justify its decision not to admit a student.
The First Enrollment is subject to availability. A waiting list is established when the school is unable to determine if a place will be available on the requested Start Date. If a place is not available 60 days after the requested Start Date, the parents may cancel the application and request the full refund of the Application Fee for the student on the waiting list.
The enrollment of a student constitutes an agreement with the school valid for a complete School Year (hereafter “Enrollment Agreement”) or the remainder thereof depending on the Start Date.
The school has the right to suspend the student from attending school for a period of not more than 30 days if the student does not respect the school’s rules of behavior which was communicated to and accepted by the student/the parents. The suspension does not affect the Enrollment Agreement or the parent’s financial obligations to the school.
During a School Year, the school has the right to terminate the Enrollment Agreement with immediate effect, leading to the immediate expulsion of the student from the school, in case the student/the parents do not respect the school’s rules of behavior which was communicated to and accepted by the student/his parents. The notice shall be given in writing without any recourse to the courts and without any damages whatsoever to the student/the parents.
In the case of students receiving Learning Support, as described on our website, the school has the right to prematurely terminate the Enrollment Agreement without any recourse to the courts and without any damages whatsoever to the student/the parents should: (a) the parents fail to disclose information relevant to learning and emotional issues that affect the learning abilities of the student; (b) the parents fail to collaborate in following up the recommendations of the school (i.e. assessments, counseling, additional therapies); (c) the school considers it is no longer able to meet the student’s needs. In each of the aforementioned cases the decision to terminate the Enrollment Agreement is taken by the school’s Learning Support Council after the student/the parents are heard. The school will inform the parents in writing providing a notice period of not less than 3 months.
The school has the right to terminate the Enrollment Agreement with immediate effect, without any recourse to the courts and without any damages whatsoever to the student/the parents if the student/the parents fail to pay the Tuition Fees or Other Fees, provided that no payment was made within one month after a written notice was sent by the school to the student/the parents. The termination of the Enrollment Agreement will result in the immediate expulsion of the student from the school.
Students who were enrolled for the previous School Year are enrolled automatically for the next complete School Year with all consequences related thereto. However, the school or the student/the parents have the right not to enroll the student for the next School Year by a notification to the other party in writing not later than May 15 of the preceding School Year. Such decision by the school or the student/the parents will not give rise to any damages.