Admissions and Enrollment Preferences Sample Clauses

Admissions and Enrollment Preferences. The Charter School may establish Admissions and Enrollment Preferences consistent with this part provided that such preferences must be clearly presented in the Charter Application or must be otherwise approved in writing by the Sponsor.
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Admissions and Enrollment Preferences. The Charter School may establish Admissions and Enrollment Preferences consistent with this part provided that such preferences must be clearly presented in the Charter Application or must be otherwise approved in writing by the Sponsor. 2.10.1 The Charter School may limit admission to pupils according to given age group(s) or grade level(s). 2.10.2 The Charter School may give preference for admission of children whose siblings attend the School provided the sibling is eligible to attend pursuant to section 160.410.2(1) and/or (2) RSMo. 2.10.3 The Charter School may give preference for children whose parents are employed at the School provided the children are eligible to attend pursuant to section 160.410.2(1) and/or (2) RSMo. 2.10.4 The Charter School may establish a geographical area around the school whose residents will receive a preference for enrolling in the school, provided that such preferences do not result in the establishment of racially or socioeconomically isolated schools and provided such preferences conform to policies and guidelines established by the state board of education. 2.10.4.1 Changes to the Charter School established geographic area described in the Charter Application shall be material changes to the terms of this Charter and shall require prior written authorization from the Sponsor. 2.10.5 In no event may the Charter School limit admission based on race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, income level, athletic ability, or proficiency in the English language.
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