Enrollment Policies. Any student who resides in the Attendance Zone of the district campus as it existed before the operation of the district campus under this contract may attend the School and may not be refused enrollment. If there are additional spots remaining then they shall be filled by the students who reside in the district and then filled by students who reside outside the school district. [Alternatively, the contract could provide for open-enrollment.] The Parties will collaborate and agree on a process for enrollment of students into the School. [SB 1882 Requirement: Preference must be given to students who were previously enrolled at the campus.]
Enrollment Policies. Any student who resides in the Attendance Zone of the School’s campus as it existed before the operation of the School Campus under this Agreement may attend the School and may not be refused enrollment. If there are additional spots remaining then they shall be filled by the students who reside in the District and then filled by students who reside outside the District. The Parties will collaborate and agree on a process for enrollment of students into the School. In addition to the agreed-upon admission policies, the following applies:
10.07.1 OP is prohibited from discriminatory admission, suspension, or expulsion of a student on the basis of a student’s national origin, ethnicity, race, religion, disability, gender, or academic achievement.
10.07.2 Subject to Paragraph 10.07, OP shall first admit students who were previously enrolled at the School. OP then shall admit students who are in the Attendance Zone of the School and/or who in the School’s feeder pattern.
Enrollment Policies. All students who are eligible to attend a Midland ISD school are eligible to attend the Pre-K Academy at Midland College. Prekindergarten students who meet the requirements of TEC § 29.153 shall be eligible for free enrollment at the School. Prekindergarten students who do not meet the requirements of TEC § 29.153, shall be eligible for enrollment at the School under TEC § 29.1531. 51% of the enrollment slots will be filled with eligible students and 49% of enrollment slots will be for non-eligible students. Students who reside in the Xx Xxxxxx Elementary School and Xxxxx Elementary School enrollment zones will be given priority for enrollment in 2019-2020. If there are more applicants than the number of available slots, a lottery will be conducted to determine who receives the available slots. The Parties will collaborate and agree on a process for enrollment of students into the School, which may include an application. In addition to the agreed-upon admission policies, the following applies:
10.06.1 OP is prohibited from discriminatory admission, suspension, or expulsion of a student on the basis of a student’s national origin, ethnicity, race, religion, disability, gender, or academic achievement.
10.06.2 Subject to Paragraph 10.07, OP shall give preference for admission to students who were previously enrolled at the School.
Enrollment Policies. OP will collaborate with the District as it develops and implements its centralized enrollment process. Any student who currently resides, or resided as of July 1, 2020, in the Attendance Zone of the School’s campus as it existed before the operation of the School Campus under this Agreement may attend the School and may not be refused enrollment, provided the student timely submits a completed application for enrollment through the District’s centralized enrollment process. If after the District’s initial enrollment period, there are additional spots remaining, they shall first be filled by the students who reside in the District and then filled by students who reside outside of the District. A student who does not reside within the Attendance Zone of the School may be denied admission initially or at any point during enrollment on the basis of discipline and attendance issues in accordance with District policies. In addition to the agreed-upon admission policies, the following applies:
Enrollment Policies. OP will collaborate with the District as it develops and implements its centralized enrollment process. Any student who currently resides, or resided as of July 1, 2020, in the District in the may attend the School and may not be refused enrollment, provided the student timely submits a completed application for enrollment through the District’s centralized enrollment process. If after the District’s initial enrollment period, there are additional spots remaining, they shall be filled by the students who reside outside of the District. A student who does not reside within the District may be denied admission initially or at any point during enrollment on the basis of discipline and attendance issues in accordance with OP’s policies. No adult student not otherwise attending a public school in Texas may be enrolled in the School without the mutual agreement of the Parties. In addition to the agreed-upon admission policies, the following applies:
Enrollment Policies. Enrollment shall be open to students who reside in the District and who qualify as gifted and talented under MISD’s EHBB (Legal) and (Local) policies.
10.05.1 OP is prohibited from discriminatory admission, suspension, or expulsion of a student on the basis of a student’s national origin, ethnicity, race, religion, disability, or gender.
Enrollment Policies a. Each fall and spring semester, Pathway students must enroll in at least twelve credit hours. They must include three to four credit hours each semester at Texas State. Only courses that are Texas State core or degree/TSI requirements count toward the program’s completion requirements.
b. Pathway students cannot take 8-week or 12-week courses at ACC-Xxxx. All courses must be taken face-to-face, and not online.
c. A Pathway student who drops or withdraws from their Texas State course(s) will be withdrawn from Texas State for that semester and forfeits all Texas State student privileges for the remainder of the term (i.e., use of campus facilities, residence halls, sports tickets, etc.). Unless otherwise prohibited, this student may continue in the Pathway Program in the subsequent semester.
Enrollment Policies. All potential students shall apply for a spot at Xxx Xxxxx International Academy. Any student who resides in the Attendance Zone of the School’s campus as it existed before the operation of the School Campus under this Agreement shall have priority consideration. If there are additional spots remaining then they shall be filled by the students who reside in the District and then filled by students who reside outside the District. The Parties will collaborate and agree on a process for enrollment of students into the School. In addition to the agreed-upon admission policies, the following applies:
10.07.1 OP is prohibited from discriminatory admission, suspension, or expulsion of a student on the basis of a student’s national origin, ethnicity, race, religion, disability, gender, or academic achievement.
10.07.2 Subject to Paragraph 10.07, OP shall first admit students who were previously enrolled at the School.
Enrollment Policies. The Childcare Center will prioritize serving the children of SFPUC employees, the children of other City employees, and the children of the community surrounding the SFPUC Headquarters which includes children in the 94102 (Tenderloin) and 94103 (South of Market) zip codes. Most of the census tracts within these two zip codes are considered either disadvantaged or environmental justice communities according to demographic and environmental data presented in local1, state2, and federal3 screening tools, and should be prioritized accordingly. DRAFT
Enrollment Policies. The Parties will collaborate and agree on a process for enrollment of students into the School. Any student who resides in the District as it existed before the operation of the School Campus is eligible to apply for the School. In addition to the agreed-upon admission policies, the following applies:
10.07.1 OP is prohibited from discriminatory admission, suspension, or expulsion of a student on the basis of a student’s national origin, ethnicity, race, religion, disability, gender, or academic achievement.
10.07.2 OP shall conduct an application and lottery process for admission to the School. OP shall enroll all students residing in the District first. If after admitting all students residing within the District there are still available spots, then OP may enroll students who reside outside the District. All students attending the School shall enroll in the District.
