Sentences with phrase «of the alternative schools operating»

The most common form of alternative school operating today to serve youth in at - risk situations is designed to be part of a school district's comprehensive dropout prevention program.

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The president had incentivized the expansion of these publicly funded but independently operated schools, which proponents say give students an alternative to failing traditional schools.

One recent study in Kansas found that school districts had to obtain express statutory authority to hire lobbyists; operate alternative schools; share guidance programs; enter into interdistrict agreements to share personnel or computer systems; pay dues to the Kansas Association of School Boards; educate military dependents; or obtain boiler, fire, auto, health, or student insuschool districts had to obtain express statutory authority to hire lobbyists; operate alternative schools; share guidance programs; enter into interdistrict agreements to share personnel or computer systems; pay dues to the Kansas Association of School Boards; educate military dependents; or obtain boiler, fire, auto, health, or student insuSchool Boards; educate military dependents; or obtain boiler, fire, auto, health, or student insurance.

A single KIPP school, a virtual school option, an «alternative» high school operating under unique funding arrangements, a handful of TFA teachers, or a summer school program operated by Edison serves this function in many districts.

Instructional and noninstructional personnel who are hired or contracted to fill positions that require direct contact with students in an alternative school that operates under contract with a district school system must, upon employment or engagement to provide services, undergo background screening as required under s. 1012.465 or s. 1012.56, whichever is applicable, by filing with the district school board for the school district to which the alternative school is under contract a complete set of fingerprints taken by an authorized law enforcement agency or an employee of the school or school district who is trained to take fingerprints.

In general, charter schools are an alternative sort of public school operated by a non-profit organization, not a school district.

The membership of this alternative group has ties to a charter school chain operated by a private religious college in Michigan.

A current policies and procedures manual that is consistent with the vision and mission of the nontraditional or alternative school, approved by the local board of education, and articulated to all stakeholders in the form of standard operating procedures (SOPs) is maintained.

When looking just at district - operated alternative schools, they make up 23 percent of low - graduation - rate high schools, and when separating virtual schools out from charter schools, the percentage of low - graduation - rate schools that are charter schools falls to 22 percent.

Numerous models of alternative schools have been developed to serve local needs and are operating with varied degrees of success.

Founded and operated Chicago High School for Metropolitan Studies (Metro), one of the earliest public alternative schools (1969?).

The ESSA regulations maintain the federal government's commitment to the privatization of public schools by requiring that states must implement programs to turn the «bottom 5 %» of schools over to privately owned and operated charter schools or instituted an alternative type of privatization or turnaround program.

ALS, Inc., which currently operates one charter school in Charlotte and is scheduled to open another this fall, also runs 23 alternative high schools focusing on dropout recovery in seven school districts across the state of Florida, according to a due diligence report provided to State Board of Ed members that was compiled by the National Association of Charter School Authorschool in Charlotte and is scheduled to open another this fall, also runs 23 alternative high schools focusing on dropout recovery in seven school districts across the state of Florida, according to a due diligence report provided to State Board of Ed members that was compiled by the National Association of Charter School Authorschool districts across the state of Florida, according to a due diligence report provided to State Board of Ed members that was compiled by the National Association of Charter School AuthorSchool Authorizers.

In 1970, a group of students and their parents lobbied the Seattle School District to open an alternative high school that operated differently from the rest of the disSchool District to open an alternative high school that operated differently from the rest of the disschool that operated differently from the rest of the district.

Strategies: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service meeting the legal needs of people throughout the region; youth / school children have increased awareness and understanding of the legal system, their rights and responsibilities; justice system recognises, respects and uses customary law as substitute; effective Community Justice Groups / alternative Indigenous influenced justice systems operating throughout the region.