Sentences with phrase «operating conventional schools»

The DNPE is mandated to hand over their list of legally operating conventional schools to the NC State Education Assistance Authority (NCSEAA), who uses the list to determine which private schools in the state are eligible to participate in the Opportunity Scholarship program.

Not exact matches

Utah ranks last in the nation in per - pupil spending, and Innovations gets the same relative pittance as Salt Lake City's conventional high schools: $ 3,100 per student for operating costs and $ 3,200 for facilities - related costs.

L.A. currently operates 15 magnet schools and 173 magnet programs, many hosted by conventional public schools.

For instance, if a for - profit voucher school operates in accord with state - directed educational purposes, ought it be regarded as analogous to a for - profit textbook maker or consultant who provides services to a conventional school?

Connections was one of three small schools and a conventional school that operated within Piccolo, all under the leadership of principal Deborah Edwards.

On the same day they cast their votes for president — November 8 — residents of one U.S. state will decide whether or not to remove a cap on the number of such schools, which are given public funding but operate free of the usual restrictions placed on conventional public schools...

There are those who contend that online learning will simply bypass schools, that conventional school classes will be disrupted by new digital models that operate outside the brick - and - mortar school.

If one judged public opinion by conventional public discourse, one would soon conclude that parents in the United States are neatly divided between devotees of district - operated schools and choiceniks determined to avoid them.

NASDC funds would support the start - up of these break - the - mold schools, but once they were running it was expected that they would operate on the same budgets as conventional schools.

Many conventional charter operators report that they would rather operate small, one - site schools than seek to create a chain of schools.

Charter schools typically operate free of many regulations that apply to conventional public schools, setting their own curriculums and schedules, for example, or hiring with a freer hand.

According to conventional wisdom, there should be bedlam in the classroom here at this charter school operated by the University of Chicago.

Unlike the conventional public schools that intentionally remain under the radar, charter schools operate under intense scrutiny from teachers unions, the media, and lawmakers.

The non-public school informs DNPE initially as to whether they are intending to operate as a conventional school or a homeschool.