Sentences with phrase «facility challenges»

Through this process stakeholders identified many opportunities to address current facilities challenges and make improvements.

Charter school projects totaling $ 66 million are currently under construction and in the summer of 2015, the SDUSD Board of Education approved the Charter School Facilities Committee recommendations for another $ 200 million of capital projects and land purchases to address long needed facilities challenges of existing charter school sites.

Charters do not receive facilities funding from the state for their K - 12 programs, so this exclusion would only compound the myriad of facilities challenges faced by our schools.

Allowing charter schools to locate one site outside of their authorizing district has provided a valuable backstop for charter schools with difficult or unique facilities challenges within their district of authorization.

This exception has provided a valuable backstop for charter schools with difficult or unique facilities challenges within their district of authorization.

The recent state - mandated class - size - reduction program initiated in Alabama is among the budget and facility challenges impacting Mountain Brook City Schools, Birmingham.

By completely removing this exception, SB 1263 will eliminate critical flexibility that charter schools currently utilize to overcome facilities challenges.

Senate Bill 1263 is seeking to resolve an issue in a specific district, exacerbates many charter schools facilities challenges, creates more work and uncertainty for charter schools when they face charter renewal, and draws resources away from educating students to thrive.

Charter schools serve many low - income children who rely on school breakfast and school lunch, and yet charter schools face unique barriers when operating federal school meal programs — facilities challenges, a lack of familiarity with programming, and limited administrative capacity, for example.

The nonprofit analogue, which Paul Hill of the University of Washington has proposed as a solution to the facilities challenges of all public schools, would aggregate financing for charter school facilities and develop sites for a «portfolio» of schools.

This sort of thinking could be especially helpful in addressing the facilities challenge.

Carpe Diem represents what will likely be a crucial chapter in the story of blended schools: a turn to a blended model because of financial or facilities challenges.

Imagine what they could do without the facility challenge.

We also see 2014 to be a year of great opportunity regarding the facilities challenges that charter schools face.

GCSA also offers resources and guidance on the facilities challenge, and can also refer you to experts in the field who can provide specific facilities advice to best meet your school's facilities needs and goals.

That being said, there are indeed charter schools in this country that do not make the grade, sometimes because of financial mismanagement or facilities challenges, and every once in a while, due to poor student achievement.

CCSA will continue to work with our members, like the Alliance, to disseminate information to parents and school community stakeholders about a variety of public education issues such as charter school renewals, facilities challenges, increasing awareness about charter schools in the community, and speaking about their family's personal experience at the charter with media.

CCSA has strongly opposed the bill throughout the legislative process because it takes away critical flexibility for charter schools that often have facilities challenges.

«While the facilities challenges facing charter schools in New York City are well known, there is an equally serious crisis facing charter children in Buffalo, Rochester, and elsewhere upstate that also requires Albany's leadership.»

We also have facility challenges.