Attendance stipend is a valid phrase in written English and can be used in various contexts.
For example, "The company offered an attendance stipend to employees who made it to work on time every day of the week."
In January, a consortium of schools that is made up of the five major athletic conferences (the A.C.C., the Big 12, the Big Ten, the S.E.C., and the PAC-12), acting independently of the N.C.A.A., voted to allow its members to supplement the value of athletic scholarships with a "cost of attendance" stipend.
The NCAA finally approved full cost-of-attendance stipends for athletes in January, and it also has made other changes to benefit athletes as it attempts to stave off the threat of antitrust lawsuits like those brought by former UCLA basketball player Ed O'Bannon and current and former players represented by prominent sports labor attorney Jeffrey Kessler.
If your parent is a military veteran, find out if he or she is eligible for the Aid and Attendance Pension benefit, which provides a monthly stipend of up to $1,632 (or $1,949 for couples), to veterans who need help with basic daily tasks, like eating and dressing.
Secondly, when we realized that financial constraint was the commonest barrier to a regular clinic attendance, our program quickly made available some stipends, to cushion this challenge.
Stipend programme enhances primary school enrolment - dropout and efficiency remain challenging Dhaka, 27 February 2014 – The Bangladesh primary education stipend programme has increased geographical coverage, enrolment, attendance and gender parity in primary education.
Dhaka, 27 February 2014 – The Bangladesh primary education stipend programme has increased geographical coverage, enrolment, attendance and gender parity in primary education.
But NCAA rules prohibit players from earning income beyond their academic scholarships and nominal stipends that cover the cost of college attendance.
One potential solution is to set up CABs that are not linked to a specific study [ 6, 7, 16, 10] such that the CAB will not be dependent on the study team to provide whatever type of support is provided, whether it be a stipend or reimbursement for transport cost associated with attendance at CAB meetings.
The schools' campaign to educate parents about the importance of preschool attendance includes efforts to enlist community members who are paid a stipend to walk children from 20 families to their neighborhood school during bad weather, which studies have found can coincide with low attendance.
Access to this republican elite is arguably more meritocratic; attendance is based exclusively on entry exams and often subsidized by state stipends.
In addition to their pension checks, veterans who cannot cook, bathe or otherwise care for themselves can also receive stipends to pay for help, a benefit known as aid and attendance.
