In the end, no bill was approved, but the Board of Regents indicated it would support granting
districts hardship waivers if a deadline can't be met.
Not exact matches
But when some
districts complained that it was hard to source satisfactory products, like a good whole - grain pasta, the Obama administration started a
waiver program allowing
districts showing
hardship to opt out of the grain requirement on a product - by - product basis.
continue a system under which
districts can obtain a
waiver to serve some grain foods (breads, pastas, etc.) that are not «whole grain - rich,» if they can show
hardship in meeting a 100 percent whole - grain rich standard;
As of Thursday, 135 school
districts have approved plans, and the majority, 554
districts, are operating under
hardship waivers, according to the state Education Department.
A divided state Board of Regents on Sept. 16 proposed three changes to the state evaluation system aimed at making the process fairer: an appeals process to address aberrations in growth scores, ensuring that privacy protections to bar the release to the public of individual teachers» growth scores will remain in force and the creation of a
hardship waiver for school
districts who find it difficult to hire outside evaluators.
Small, rural
districts could apply for
waivers for up to two years, if the new law would pose a
hardship for them.
Fourth, some families will plead lack of funds when it comes to paying $ 150 for the evening make - up classes, forcing the
district to adopt a
hardship waiver and eat the cost.
Brown signs legislation boosting summer school lunch program SI&A Cabinet Report: Existing law requires
districts to offer each student at least one meal every school day, but there is a
waiver process that can be pursued for summer session if the lunch program poses a fiscal
hardship.
Less than a month later, he embarked on a bus tour in early September to discuss with education leaders both the
waiver plan and the economic
hardships many
districts face.