When Ken Folks was hired as chief academic officer at Marion Community Schools, the district's high school was facing the possibility of
state takeover because of low performance.
Not exact matches
What Zhang was referring to is the rumor that struck headlines in December last year that
stated that Alibaba will
takeover Ele.me
because it did not meet its VAM, an agreement that allows investors to claim their money back if the company they invested in fails to deliver.
The report makes some controversial proposals to a system known as the «Cadillac» of Medicaid programs (
because it covers so much), including changing the way reimbursement rates are set, a complete
state takeover of the responsibilities now borne by the counties, reform of the medical malpractice system and a push for a higher federal contribution.
«I'm here
because I've seen too many generations pass through failing schools without someone taking responsibility for turning them around,» he added, referring to Cuomo's plan for
state takeover of failing schools.
States including California, Colorado, Georgia, Michigan, and Nebraska have ruled out
state takeovers for schools in restructuring,
because either
state law does not permit it or the
state department of education lacks the capacity to manage a significant number of schools.
Yet
because NCLB has made accountability tests the tail that wags the dog of the whole education system — threatening remediation and
state takeover for schools that fall short — what's not tested often isn't taught.
Four years earlier, the
state had been considering a
takeover because Union City failed in forty of fifty - two indicators of school effectiveness.
No longer will schools be threatened with
takeover by the
state strictly
because of test scores.
A
state takeover of schools only reduces the community's ability to have a say at the school board
because private institutions are under zero obligation to provide a forum to listen to parents» concerns.
But a
takeover by an SEA is a drastic move that no
state wants to make, in part
because takeovers put a strain on resources.
Without the agreement, Houston would likely be forced to close campuses or submit to a
state takeover of the school board
because of failure to improve academics at the schools.
Genrich said one of the reasons he's proposing the bill is
because his city's school district would be subject to
state takeover under the alleged job offer deal proposed by Holtz.
Because initial funding estimates were based on enrollment at the schools before
state takeover, the turnaround operators started last year with one of the highest per - pupil funding amounts in the
state.
Denying these citizens» right to elect local school boards through
state takeovers or mayoral control should sound the same alarm as denying them the vote
because the impact of the action minimizes their democratic voice and vote.
Because state takeovers have been characterized by conversion of public schools into charter schools; schools unaccountable to elected boards, with little duty to report on its finances, yet they receive millions in public funds.
In contrast to failed
state takeovers, that leave children and communities behind in their wake, district - led improvement methods have staying power precisely
because they use the needs of their children and communities as their starting point.
But no school has ever suffered
state takeover or intervention
because of low participation and there is no
state law that would permit such action even if
state officials wanted to.
Then late in 2016, MPS learned it was safe from the partial
takeover because the district no longer was in the bottom category in the
state school report card.
Yet,
because there has been such a bombardment on parents to support the Milwaukee Parental Choice program coupled with the Opportunity Schools and Partnership Program (aka the MPS
Takeover) presented by
State Senator Alberta Darling and Representative Dale Kooyenga, many people have never heard of the Community Schools initiative.