Sentences with phrase «enrollment in public schools»

Also, students with disabilities who are denied open enrollment in another public school district would be able to use a voucher for private schools.

During the 2012 — 13 school year, charter schools enrolled about 2 million students, composing 5 percent of the total enrollment in public schools.

Between 1968 and 2012, the percentage white of overall student enrollment in public schools dropped from 80 percent to 51 percent.

While the cost of living has increased, overall enrollment in public schools in California has been decreasing, meaning that the amount of special education funding going to localities has been growing slowly.

She pointed out, though, that IPS has closed 14 schools in 6 years in neighborhoods where enrollment in public schools had already been declining.

Opponents argued that the bill would still reduce MFP dollars for New Orleans indirectly, as the formula is based on enrollment in public schools.

If you are a classroom teacher, principal, or district administrator, you are likely aware that there is an increase in ELL enrollment in public schools.

Charters account for 18 percent of the total student enrollment in public schools at about 110,000 students.

This makes sense when we see that Latino enrollment in public schools grew by 47 percent between 2001 and 2011, while enrollment of white students in public schools fell by 12 percent in the same time period.

Black or African American students represent 15 % of enrollment in public schools, but 31 % of referrals to law enforcement or subjected to school - related arrests

In Janesville, for example, enrollment in the public schools dropped by 253 students in the three years after the General Motors plant shut down.

Thanks in part to Cascade, children in Oregon have been able to take advantage of new options like charter schools, virtual charter schools, and open enrollment in public schools.

In Pennsylvania, where student enrollment in public schools is declining, the cost of testing has quintupled in the last 15 years, even after adjusting for inflation.

Local school districts are not obligated to identify students prior to their enrollment in the public school (e.g., three - year - olds, students enrolled in community early childhood programs or private kindergartens) or students attending nonpublic schools.