Sentences with phrase «school attendance boundaries as»

Thus the redrawing of school attendance boundaries as contiguous neighborhood zones led to a marked increase in segregation in CMS schools (Mickelson 2005, Godwin et al. 2007, Jackson 2009).

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We are also going to use attendance zone boundaries as an exogenous source of variation to make stronger causal claims about how past school field trips may have contributed to current behaviors and attitudes.
As it turns out, both of the school districts in this study had experienced rapid enrollment growth and built several new elementary and middle schools, forcing attendance zone boundaries to be re-drawn.
For example, suppose a district draws attendance boundaries to integrate schools and that, as a result, families decide to move (for any reason) to other neighborhoods within the district.
As the U.S. Department of Education has noted, «charter schools often draw students from outside their home district's attendance boundaries
It takes a great deal of personal time to become informed regarding such issues as racial desegregation, charter schools, curriculum content, testing, graduation standards, geographic placement of a new school, and the configuration of attendance boundaries.
It was the first charter school in Los Angeles to accept all of the students within its attendance boundaries, just as public schools do, rather than restricting enrollment and accepting students through a lottery.
As an in - district charter, the school will be open to students across Bexar County, with first priority for those within Irving's attendance boundaries.
The declining enrollment and several successive years of budget deficits has necessitated school closings and a wholesale redrawing of attendance boundaries as MPS seeks to focus its resources.
As a longer - term solution, Henderson pointed to the new school boundary plan that will shrink Wilson's attendance zone.
As referenced in the mailer, in an effort to give every student, irrespective of zip code, the opportunity to attend high - performing schools, the LAUSD board considered removing attendance boundaries in 2012.
As charters continue to expand, they will force districts to make more and more tough choices on personnel, closing schools and redrawing attendance boundaries, both political poisons.
Eligible students are defined as those school - age children living in the attendance boundary of a low - achieving school as of the first day of classes and whose household income meets the following criteria:
As of January of this year, Chicagoans had access to 256 schools with no attendance zones in addition to the 415 schools with attendance boundaries; 130 of these no - zone schools were charters (Richards and Perez, 2016).
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