Classification of Schools Sample Clauses

Classification of Schools. (i) For the purpose of classifying schools, the following shall be used to determine the enrolment: (a) Each pupil enrolled in a day program shall be counted as one (1). (b) Each junior high pupil accommodated at another junior high, junior/senior, or senior high school for industrial arts or home economics shall be counted at .08 at the receiving school. (c) Each pupil enrolled in a summer or evening program administered by the Adult Education Centre, shall be counted as one-quarter (¼). (ii) (a) Schools shall be classified annually on June 1st to be effective September 1st following on the basis of the average enrolment during the current school year as determined by this clause.
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Classification of Schools. For the purpose of classifying schools, the following shall be used to determine the enrolment:
Classification of Schools. For the purpose of classifying schools, the following shall be used to determine the
Classification of Schools. 4.2.1 Schools with Primary or Secondary Student Enrolment a) A 'Level 8' school will mean a primary school with an enrolment of greater than 1200 students or secondary school with an enrolment of greater than 1100 students. b) A 'Level 7' school will mean a primary school with an enrolment of between 801 and 1200 students or secondary school with an enrolment of between 671 and 1100 students. c) A 'Level 6' school will mean a primary school with an enrolment of between 651 and 800 students or a secondary school with an enrolment of between 521 and 670 students. d) A 'Level 5' school will mean a primary school with an enrolment of between 451 and 650 students or a secondary school with an enrolment of between 351 and 520 students. e) A 'Level 4' school will mean a primary school with an enrolment of between 321 and 450 students or a secondary school with an enrolment of up to 350 students. f) A 'Level 3' school will mean a primary school with an enrolment of between 181 and 320 students. g) A 'Level 2' school will mean a primary school with an enrolment of between 86 and 180 students. h) A 'Level 1' school will mean a primary school with an enrolment of less than 85 students. 4.2.2 Schools with a combination of Primary and Secondary Enrolment Notwithstanding the provisions of subclauses 4.2.1, a Principal appointed to a school with a combination of Primary and Secondary student enrolment will be appointed to the classification level applicable to a Secondary school. That is, the total enrolment of the school (primary and secondary) will constitute the total enrolment figure for classification within the Secondary school classification range.
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