Curriculum, instructional program, and pupil performance standards. The School will have the authority and responsibility for designing and implementing its educational program, subject to the conditions of this Contract and in alignment with the Application. The educational program, pupil performance standards and curriculum designed and implemented by the School will meet or exceed any content standards adopted by the state, will be designed to enable each pupil to achieve such standards, and will be consistent with the School’s vision and mission. Any material changes to this provision may be made only with the approval of the Institute and the School Board.
Curriculum, instructional program, and pupil performance standards. A. The School shall have the authority and responsibility for designing and implementing its educational program, subject to the conditions of this Contract. The educational program, pupil performance standards and curriculum designed and implemented by the School, shall meet or exceed the Colorado Academic Standards, shall be designed to enable each pupil to achieve such standards, and shall be consistent with the School’s vision and mission.
B. With respect to each subject area not tested under the State’s standardized testing program for which the District has developed embedded assessments designed to measure achievement of standards, the School shall notify the Charter School Administrator in writing prior to July 1 of the fiscal year following the fiscal year in which such embedded assessments were developed as to whether it will use the District’s embedded assessments or whether it will use its own embedded assessments. If the School intends to use its own embedded assessments, it shall submit its proposed assessment program for review with its written notice to the Charter School Administrator and may only implement and use its assessment program if approved, in writing, by the District. The School shall adhere to all District timelines for developing and administering assessments, if applicable, and may, upon written approval from the District, develop and implement a subsequent alternative assessment to a District embedded assessment.
Curriculum, instructional program, and pupil performance standards. A. The School shall have the authority and responsibility for designing and implementing its educational program, subject to the conditions of this Contract. The educational program, pupil performance standards and curriculum designed and implemented by the School shall meet or exceed the Colorado Academic Standards, shall be designed to enable each pupil to achieve such standards, and shall be consistent with the School’s vision and mission.
Curriculum, instructional program, and pupil performance standards. The School shall have the authority and responsibility for designing and implementing its educational program, subject to the conditions of this Contract.
6.6.1. The School may design, establish, and implement its own alternative requirements within criteria promulgated by CDE and in compliance with all state and federal educational criteria, guidelines, procedures, milestones, and /or other requirements in order to grant high school diplomas, alternative diplomas, or equivalent degrees to its students.
6.6.2. The School may continue to offer its general equivalency diploma ("GED") preparation program to its students in substantially the same manner, or in a manner to be determined by the School without interruption, conditions, or modifications by the District, so long as such GED preparation program is in compliance with all state and federal laws and regulations.
Curriculum, instructional program, and pupil performance standards. The School shall have the authority and responsibility for designing and implementing its educational program, subject to the conditions of this Contract. The educational program, pupil performance standards, and curriculum designed and implemented by the School shall meet or exceed any content standards adopted by the District, shall be designed to enable each pupil to achieve such standards, and shall be consistent with the School’s vision and mission. The School shall have a maximum of 24 students in each elementary classroom in which subjects are taught and tested by state-mandated testing. The School may have more students in classrooms for subjects not tested by the State so long as all building occupancy restrictions are followed (e.g. music, physical education, etc.).
Curriculum, instructional program, and pupil performance standards. The School shall have the authority and responsibility for designing and implementing its educational program, subject to the conditions of this Contract. The educational program, pupil performance standards, and curriculum designed and implemented by the School shall meet or exceed any content standards adopted by the District, shall be designed to enable each pupil to achieve such standards, and shall be consistent with the School’s vision and mission. The School shall have a maximum of 24 students in each elementary classroom in which subjects are taught and tested by state-mandated testing. The School may have more students in classrooms for subjects not tested by the State so long as all building occupancy restrictions are followed (e.g. music, physical education, etc.).
