Enrollment/Students Served, Ages and Grades Sample Clauses

Enrollment/Students Served, Ages and Grades. The School will focus on recruiting at-risk students who meet any one of the following criteria: 1) The student has been suspended from school five or more days during the previous year. 2) The student is pregnant or the parent of one or more children. 3) The student has been retained in grade level during the last four years. 4) The student failed to receive credit in at least two major subjects during the most recent grading period. 5) The student scored in the bottom quartile of standardized achievement tests used by the school system at the end of the previous year. 6) The student has poor school attendance/truancy, defined as not attending school 20% of time without an excuse during the most recent grading period. 7) The student has been expelled from school, but is eligible to return. 8) The student lacks demonstrated proficiency in the English language as measured by a Standardized test. 9) The student has been identified by a medical authority or law enforcement, as being drug or alcohol dependent. 10) The student is on probation or in custody of Juvenile Probation. 11) The student is a high school dropout. The School agrees to enroll any student residing in Volusia County in grades 9 through
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Enrollment/Students Served, Ages and Grades. The School agrees to enroll any pregnant or parenting student in grades 6 through 12 who resides on the east side of Volusia County (consistent with the attendance area previously served by the Sponsor's Teen Parent East Program prior to the conversion), and pregnant and parenting students from the west side of Volusia County, providing such enrollment does not cause the denial of enrollment at the School to any pregnant or parenting student residing on the east side of Volusia County. Students in grades earlier than 6 may be admitted upon the agreement of the parties. It is recommended that students stay at least one full year (two full semesters). However, this is a school of choice and students are encouraged to return to their zone school at any time. Students who choose to give their babies up for adoption will be encouraged to return to their zone school when emotionally ready to do so. In the event that an emergency exists in that there is not sufficient capacity at the School to meet the number of students requesting enrollment, then the approval of the Sponsor's representative shall be required for any student to remain at the School beyond two semesters. Should a student enrolled in the School fail to attend on a regular basis, the School shall comply with all requirements regarding parental notification, and notify other appropriate agencies where called for by state law. Enrollment is subject to compliance with the provisions of state law concerning school-entry health examinations and immunizations. Infants must be at least two weeks old to be enrolled in the on-site child care center at the School, and are eligible to remain until the child's emotional and educational development surpasses the physical boundaries of a safe environment. Licensing for the childcare at the School will be renewed and maintained in the name of the School. The School will take the steps necessary to ensure that the childcare undergoes and passes all required inspections. Copies of all inspection reports by outside agencies will be provided to the Sponsor upon request. Students who transition back to their zone schools shall have the option of accessing contracted childcare through the School or the Sponsor. If students choose to access contracted childcare through the School, their parents/guardians shall be required to sign a release in order to permit the School to monitor their attendance and academic progress at their zone school while they access teen age pare...
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  • Enrollment Process The Department may, at any time, revise the enrollment procedures. The Department will advise the Contractor of the anticipated changes in advance whenever possible. The Contractor shall have the opportunity to make comments and provide input on the changes. The Contractor will be bound by the changes in enrollment procedures.

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