EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM REQUIRMENTS Sample Clauses

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM REQUIRMENTS. 1.a. Is the school implementing the material terms of the approved charter application as defined in the Charter Contract?  School’s mission is being implemented. Article VIII. Section 8.01.(a)(ii)  The school has documentation/evidence that it is implementing its educational programs. Article VIII. Section 8.01.(a)(iii)  The school has documentation that demonstrates that it is implementing its parent, teacher and student- focused terms. Article VIII. Section 8.01.(a)(iv), (v), (vi)  The school stays within its enrollment cap at all times and serves only the approved grade levels. Article VIII. Section 8.01.(a)(i) and (vii) YES 1.b. Does the school comply with state and contractual assessment requirements?  The school administers all required state assessments, including but not limited to: NMSA 22-2C-4(E) - Grade level math and reading assessments - Subject based end of course exams - Early childhood assessments - English Learner screening and progress monitoring assessments - National performance assessments, when selected, and - Language assessments for bi-lingual programs.  The school administers all required contractual assessments (specified in contract/performance framework that are still applicable).  The school ensures assessment accommodations are properly administered to all eligible students.  The school complies with assessment training requirements: NMAC 6.10.7.8 and 9 - Has an identified District Test Coordinator (DTC) - DTC attends all required trainings, and - DTC annually provides training for all district personnel involved in test administration, preparation, and security. NO
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