Educational Accountability, School Performance and Accreditation Sample Clauses

Educational Accountability, School Performance and Accreditation. The School shall comply with the educational accountability and or accreditation provisions of Colorado law, as amended from time to time, including, but not limited to: a. the Educational Accountability Act of 2009, CRS 00-00-000 et seq.; b. the Education Reform Act, CRS 22-7-401 et seq.; c. the School Accountability Reporting Act, CRS 22-7-602 et seq.; d. the Accreditation Rules of the State Board, including, but not limited to, tailoring educational programming to meet the individual needs of "exceptional children" as defined in such rules, unless waived.
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Educational Accountability, School Performance and Accreditation. The School shall comply with the educational accountability and accreditation provisions of Colorado law and Institute policy, as amended from time to time, including, but not limited to: the Educational Accountability Act of 2009, C.R.S. 00-00-000 et seq.; the Preschool to Postsecondary Education Alignment Act, C.R.S. 22-7-1001 et seq.; and the Accreditation Rules of the State Board, including, but not limited to, tailoring educational programming to meet the individual needs of "exceptional children" as defined in such rules, unless waived. As required by the Colorado Department of Education, to receive a school code, the School shall meet the definition of a Colorado public school, shall submit all required staff and student data to the Institute, and shall be accountable for all state- and federally-mandated accountability requirements as appropriate for the approved grade configuration of the school identified in Section 6.1. School codes will be requested in accordance with state laws and regulations, CDE policies, and Institute policy.
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Educational Accountability, School Performance and Accreditation. The School shall comply with the educational accountability and or accreditation provisions of Colorado law and Institute policy, as amended from time to time, including, but not limited to: a. the Educational Accountability Act of 2009, CRS 00-00-000 et seq.; b. the Education Reform Act, CRS 22-7-401 et seq.; c. the School Accountability Reporting Act, CRS 22-7-602 et seq.; d. the Accreditation Rules of the State Board, including, but not limited to, tailoring educational programming to meet the individual needs of "exceptional children" as defined in such rules, unless waived. As required by CDE to receive a school code, the school meets the definition of a Colorado public school, will submit all required staff and student data to the Institute, and will be accountable for all state- and federally-mandated accountability requirements as appropriate for the approved grade configuration of the school identified in Section 6.1. Accordingly, one (1) school code will be requested for the School.
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Educational Accountability, School Performance and Accreditation. The School shall comply with the educational accountability and or accreditation provisions of Colorado law, as amended from time to time, including, but not limited to: a. the Educational Accountability Act of 2009, CRS 00-00-000 et seq.; b. the Education Reform Act, CRS 22-7-401 et seq.; c. the School Accountability Reporting Act, CRS 22-7-602 et seq.; d. Educational Accreditation Act of 1998, CRS 00-00-000 et seq.; e. the Accreditation Rules of the State Board, including, but not limited to, tailoring educational programming to meet the individual needs of "exceptional children" as defined in such rules, unless waived.
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